I’m having a science geek moment, @lensman-arms-race's enthusiasm really rub off on me.
In the episode 70 part 1, Titan Speakerman went totally ballistic after receiving Titan TVman’s core energy. But why didn't it have the same effect on Titan Cameraman?
After doing some research, I found it actually makes sense.
According to the electromagnetic spectrum, purple light has the highest amount of energy, while red light has the lowest amount of energy, blue light holds the upper-middle ground. If the color of the cores reflect the amount of energy that a titan is able to store, like a battery, it makes sense that titan speakerman couldn’t handle the sudden surge of energy and went into system overdrive afterwards, because he’s accustomed to running on low energy. Meanwhile, Titan Cameraman doesn't have the same reaction because of his core capacity being similar to that of Titan TVman.
On the other hand, why do the titans need different amounts of energy?
A standard LCD/LED TV uses around 50-150 watts per hour
The amount of electricity varies with the decibels that a speaker is able to emit, ranges from 20 watts per hour to 50 watts per hour
A standard CCTV surveillance camera uses around 4-6 watts per hour
If the ratio for the usage of energy is the same for hardware agents and the titans, their “energy consumption behavior” is like this:
Titan TVman needs to store large amount of energy and release large amount of energy
Titan Speakerman is only capable of storing small amount of energy but able to output large amount of energy
Titan Cameraman is capable of storing relatively large amount of energy, while being comparatively more energy efficient than the other titans
Perhaps it’s all just a coincidence for the design to match reality in Dafuq’s work, but it’s all just a theory in the end~
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