SKIBIDI TOILET WAR Titans: Confirmed Lineup, Kits, and Gear Upgrades

SKIBIDI TOILET WAR sorts its playable characters into four operator families — Cameramen, Speakermen, TV-men and giant Titans — and promises each "their own weapons, abilities and ultimate," with upgrades that "unlock stronger versions." The official description never names individual Titans, but the game's own update titles and creator gameplay footage confirm three so far: Upgraded Titan Cameraman, Titan Speakerman with its Upgraded form, and Titan TV Man. That is the confirmed subset rather than a complete roster — new Titans were still being added in late September 2026 — and it is enough to compare kits and decide which Titan-specific guide or upgrade path deserves your next research.

The confirmed Titan lineup

The Roblox listing for [ UPD UTCM ]SKIBIDI TOILET WAR (by creator morcy06) sets the frame: "Pick your operator, drop into the arena and survive wave after wave of skibidi toilets," with giant bosses crashing in along the way. Titans are one of those four families, but the official text stops at the family level. Each named Titan below comes from the game's tracked title history or creator videos:

Two of those names arrive abbreviated: the title reads UTCM and TTVM, and the fuller names Upgraded Titan Cameraman and Titan TV Man come from creator coverage of exactly those updates, not from printed official text. The lineup is also a snapshot, not a ceiling — the 2026-09-16 description listed six fighters, none of them Titans, and a week later the game counted nine. Recheck the roster whenever a new operator lands.

What each Titan does in play

One caveat before comparing: these ability names come from creator gameplay commentary, not official tooltip text, so treat them as observed in play rather than as printed kit descriptions.

Upgraded Titan Speakerman

Diggy's hard-difficulty run shows the fullest Titan kit: Titan scream, Siege overcharge, Tesla orbs (about "three or four" hits in his test), and Titan salvo on Shift, which "shoots out a bunch of them." The basic attack is the cannon, with a limited shot count before reloading. Perk cards picked up between waves can reshape the Titan mid-run — one Vampirism card turned his into a "vampire Titan Speakerman."

Titan TV Man

Titan TV Man went live with the [ UPD TTVM 1.0 ] title on 2026-09-25 — "literally the moment I've made this video, they've added Titan TV Man," as Diggy put it. Its documented kit is the shortest of the three: a chain grab that pulls an enemy straight to you ("Get over here. Oh my god. Did I just pick him up?").

Upgraded Titan Cameraman

The UTCM update is documented mainly through its gear loadout: a hammer, shoulder gatlings, an arm cannon and an arm guard, with the V2 gear adding a giant shield. Higher gear tiers visibly change the hammer's look, up through level-three and mythic styles.

The swap that makes the comparison matter

You are not locked in for a whole run. "You can change your operator for the next round," Diggy notes, so "if you know... which bosses are coming up, you can then plan ahead" which Titan to bring. That turns the kit differences above into a per-round decision rather than a one-time pick.

Gear upgrades: how "stronger versions" work

A late-September update added "upgrades and a new cockpit POV for Titans," but neither reaches every Titan equally:

• Gear is rolled out per operator version. The gear menu shows "Titan speakerman version two right here, upgrade gear V2," while the cameraman line still read "gear coming soon" in that update video.
• The upgrade screen lists all of your owned operators on the left, so you can check who has gear without clicking through each one.
• Cockpit view is partial too. "I don't get a cockpit view though of Titan TV Man, but I do of Titan Speakerman," DJ observed — "only some of the Titans, not all of them."
• The set bonus rewards elite gear. "Upgrade all gear to elite for a 6% damage increase and a 5% defense increase. That's just to the elite."

All of this is the concrete version of the official promise that upgrading an operator unlocks "stronger versions."

Paying for upgrades

Titan-family upgrades draw on two currencies. "Gold goes straight into operator upgrades," GameRant's September 2026 guide explains, "so a starter Cameraman can reach a stronger version before the next marathon difficulty. Metal covers the same kind of upgrade spending when a run asks for metal instead of coins." Operators "get expensive fast," and working codes hand out free Gold and Metal — the game's Codes page keeps the current working list.

Which Titan to research next

Match the next deep-dive to what you want from a Titan:

• Most documented upgrade path: Upgraded Titan Cameraman. Its gear pieces, elite set bonus and visual tiers are the best-evidenced upgrade system on the roster — and the dedicated Upgraded Titan Cameraman page covers how to get that Titan.
• Most documented kit: Upgraded Titan Speakerman, with four named abilities plus the cannon auto attack on record.
• Newest and least documented: Titan TV Man, live since 2026-09-25 with only its chain grab shown so far — the one to recheck first when new information lands.

Whichever you pick, expect the answer to move: Titan-related title changes landed on nearly consecutive days from 2026-09-23 ([ TTVM 1.0 COMING SOON ]) through the current [ UPD UTCM ], and that pace is exactly why this page claims only the confirmed subset.