Han-Tyumi

Han-Tyumi is a recurring character in the Gizzverse; he was originally referenced in the song Robot Stop from Nonagon Infinity and has made some level of appearance in most albums released since. Han-Tyumi is a cyborg - he was a human and was put into a robot body - and altered.

Nonagon Infinity
Han-Tyumi makes his first visual appearance in the music video for Robot Stop. With the context of later albums the song is clearly about him, however, he is neither named nor does he speak any lines in the song. The song describes a robot who is nervous about their new body.

Murder of the Universe
In the chapter Han-Tyumi and the Murder of the Universe Han-Tyumi is named for the first time and also speaks his first lines in any song. Here he laments being able to neither die, nor vomit for his lack of humanity. This possibly implies that despite being called a cyborg he no longer has any organic parts. He creates an artificial human so that he can experience vomiting vicariously; after the artificial human refuses he takes over its body and vomits himself. This leads to a cascading effect which causes him to "murder" the universe.

Sketches of Brunswick East
Han-Tyumi is again unnamed but speaks lines in the song Tezeta. He first speaks to a woman who asks who he is to which he says he is "true perspective", he then speaks to a man who asks if Han-Tyumi is god to which he replies "I am that which I am", finally he asks both of them "do you remember now?" the woman says yes and the man says "what?" with Han-Tyumi ending the song by saying "this; my altered plan."

Polygondwanaland
Again Han-Tyumi is not named but does speak lines, this time in two songs: Deserted Dunes Welcome Weary Feet, and The Fourth Colour. In Deserted Dunes Welcome Weary Feet he says every other line of the chorus alongside Stu Mackenzie, and in The Fourth Colour he simply says "hello". His "hello", however, implies that he was an otherwise unnamed character who is the focus of the album from Horology onward.

Gumboot Soup
The song All is Known describes a robot character who is converting all humans into robots and altering them the same way that Han-Tyumi was in Polygondwanaland. This contradicts his statements in Murder of the Universe about being the last human meaning either this fact has been retconned or Han-Tyumi is an unreliable narrator.

Fishing for Fishies
Han-Tyumi is shown on the album cover of Fishing for Fishies wearing a blue bucket hat, blue overalls, and green gumboots as his pulls in a line of fishies. In the music video for the song Fishing for Fishies Stu is depicted in a similar manner while the other band members, who are green screened to be much smaller, are depicted as fishies. During the video Stu picks up an electric guitar which adds fishie eyes to his helmet.

KG
The song Automation retells the same story as All is Known.