
MePhone4 | Inanimate Insanity Wiki | Fandom
MePhone4, labeled The Host, is the former host and the main protagonist of the Inanimate Insanity series. He served as the protagonist/host of the first three seasons, the main …
MePhone4S - Inanimate Insanity Wiki
MePhone4S, labeled, The Terminator, was a major character in Inanimate Insanity. He became the temporary host of the show in "4Seeing The Future", and co-hosted in "The Tile Divide". …
MePhoneX | Inanimate Insanity Wiki | Fandom
MePhoneX appears to be the most robotic and mechanical MePhone to date, leaving little to analyze towards his lack of emotion. He does act aggressive, as seen in the post-credits …
Category:MePhones | Inanimate Insanity Wiki | Fandom
This is the list of MePhone characters.
MePhone4 - Object Shows Community
Dec 26, 2025 · MePhone4 was invented by Steve Cobs, though he differs from other Meeple products in key ways. He has "highly-advanced emotion emulators," meaning that he is able to …
MePhone3GS | Inanimate Insanity Wiki | Fandom
MePhone3GS is a black rectangular phone with a round casing that smoothed his corners. On one side, he had two volume buttons and a ringer switch, and on the top was a power button. …
MePhone6+ | Inanimate Insanity Wiki | Fandom
MePhone6+ is a white MePhone, but he is enormous, due to the fact that the real-life iPhone6+ was bigger than any other iPhone at the time. He has 2 volume buttons and a ringer switch on …
MePhone1 | Inanimate Insanity Wiki | Fandom
MePhone1 resembles the original iPhone. He looks almost identical to MePhone3G, with the only difference being that his wallpaper is a top-to-bottom gradient, as well as his back being silver …
MePhone4 | Inconsistently Admirable Wiki | Fandom
MePhone4 is the main protagonist of the 2011 animated web-series Inanimate Insanity, he was the former host of the titular reality show.
MePhone4 (Inanimate Insanity) | Objectpedia | Fandom
MePhone4 states that if you don't fall into the safe zone, you lose and cannot jump again, ever. He then asks if everyone is ready. Paintbrush begins to ask a question about something, but …