Skibidi Multiverse is a Skibidi Toilet fan series made by DOM Studios. The series follows an alternative timeline where The Alliance is joined by the Clockmen, from which the war takes a number of unexpected turns. Titan Cameraman becomes infected by a parasite shortly after saving Titan Speakerman, and The Alliance sets off to rescue him with the help of their new allies.
The whole series can be watched on the DOM Studio's YouTube channel
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"Skibidi Multiverse" contains examples of:
- Adaptation Expansion: The series roughly follows the key plot points of the original series, but many elements are changed to account for the new characters and story developments. Many of the original characters have been changed as well, with Titan Cameraman now having a gatling gun on each his shoulder and the rank-and-file Alliance troops sporting alarm clocks on their shoulders to prevent being affected by the Clockmen time freeze.
- A.I. Is a Crapshoot: In contrast to the Titans, the C-Pen Robot is shown to be an amoral and cold machine that disregards any casualties as justifiable as long as it completes its objectives. Brutally established further in Episode 34, where it slaughters a human village because it did not have any data on humans and took them for Skibidi Toilets, much to the accompanying Polaroid Cameraman's horror.
- Big Bad: Alpha is revealed to be the real mastermind of the Skibidi Toilet invasion. Ultimately subverted, she is merely an agent of an unknown alien race she is part of.
- Came Back Strong: After sacrificing himself in Episode 14, the Drillman Titan returns as an absolutely massive mechanical Kaiju, devouring alive and grinding up to dust the two masked Skibidi Toilets that attacked the Clockmen HQ. Then,
he cleans dust off and pats on the head the Speakerman Titan, who has previously dwarfed him. - Damsel in Distress: Drillwoman is being held hostage by Alpha in order to manipulate Titan Drillman into turning on his own allies.
- Downer Beginning: The series begins right after the ending of Episode 59 of the original series, with Titan Cameraman somehow being parasitized and Titan Speakermen forced to flee. The Clockmen then arrive just as a horde of toilets attack to help address this unfortunate scenario.
- Dying Race: The Drillmen get brutally massacred at their own base by a massed Skibidi Toilet attack. The only known survivors are Titan Drillman, Drillwoman and Assassin Drillman
- Off with His Head!: The first time Titan Clockman tries to remove the toilet parasite his Cameraman counterpart's body, he instead ends up ripping out his head and vertebrae together with the parasite and killing him, prompting Titan Clockman to revert him back to his infected state.
- The Power of Creation: Episode 28 has the debut of the Pencilmen, who have the ability to write each other and their weapons into existence, as well as write over their wounds.
- Roaring Rampage of Revenge: Titan Drillman gets supremely pissed at the other Alliance for them seemingly letting the Skibidi Toilets exterminate his people. He nearly murders the Cameraman Titan and then goes on to attack the headquarters of the Clockmen, who he thought have tricked him. Only the timely intervention of the TV Titan prevents him from doing any further damage.
- This Is a Drill: The Drillmen all have drills for heads. The Upgraded Titan Drillman takes it even further, with their appearance being of a demonic-looking mechanical monstrosity made up of almost nothing but mining drills.
- Time Stands Still: The defining trait of the Clockmen is their ability to stop time around them. The period of the time freeze varies between the different Clockman types, with Titan Clockman being able to freeze the flow of time across the entire battlefield. Alarm clocks have to be worn by non-Clockmen Alliance troops in order for to ignore the effects of the freeze, something that the Toilets have figured out pretty quickly.
