[287] Video - Stink Bomb

Version corta.  Tras el fiasco de ayer ahora veremos la continuacion de la huelga de brazos caidos relativo a la criminalidad para echarle la culpa a no tener el SI en el tema de limitacion de fianza.  Me puse a ver clips de internet ayer y tropece con este corto entitulado Stink Bomb, parte de una animacion llamada Memories.

Es tan surreal que tenia que incluirlo aqui...

Watch "Stink Bomb (最臭兵器Saishū-heiki)" on YouTube

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memories_(film)

Stink Bomb
The comical "Stink Bomb" is about a lab technician, Nobuo Tanaka, battling the flu. He mistakes some experimental pills for cold pills and swallows them. The pills are part of a biological weapon program, reacting to the flu shot already in his body. Tanaka soon develops a deadly body odor and becomes a walking weapon of mass destruction. While taking a nap, the odor he emits kills everyone in the Lab. Horrified, he reports the incident to headquarters, as they instruct him to deliver the experimental drug to Tokyo. Meanwhile, the odor he emits grows stronger to where it affects several miles of the surrounding area, killing every living thing that smells his odor, except flowers and plants. The Odor is so potent that Gas masks, and NBC Suits offer no protection against its effects. His odor kills everything in the Yamanashi Prefecture, including all 200,000 inhabitants of Kōfu city. Nobuo continues on to Tokyo unaware of the death his smell is causing, but the rest of the country is in a complete panic. The head of the research company and the Japanese military deduce that Tanaka is causing the poisonous gas and order him to be killed. The Japanese Military tries in vain to stop Nobuo, causing immense collateral damage to the Japanese countryside, but to no avail, as the chemicals on Nobuo smell cause interference on the targeting systems of its heat-seeking missiles.
The U.S. military, who have been observing the situation to that point, utilizes Japanese policy to take over the operation, and calls in a NASA unit with space suits to try capture Nobuo alive. Unaware of this operation, the Japanese army collapses part of the bridge to prevent Nobuo from escaping, trapping him in a tunnel. They turn on wind generators loaded with Liquid Nitrogen in an attempt to freeze him. Tanaka becomes scared, disabling the machines while leaving the three astronauts unscathed. The soldiers force Tanaka into an exosuit and bring him back to military headquarters in Tokyo. Tanaka makes his way through the headquarters building, unaware that he is the source of the biological contamination. He then opens his exosuit, killing everyone.
It is mentioned the interview featurette that the story for "Stink Bomb" is based on an actual event. This may be referring to the toxic death of Gloria Ramirez.
Directed by Tensai Okamura. Script by Katsuhiro Otomo. Music by Jun Miyake.

No sabia que era asociado a un evento real...
Gloria Ramirez (January 11, 1963 – February 19, 1994^[1]) was a Riverside, California, woman dubbed "the toxic lady" by the media when several Riverside General Hospital workers became ill after exposure to her body and blood. Her case was the basis for a scene in one episode of the American TV series The X-Files^[2], an episode of the American TV drama Grey's Anatomy, a segment of a show on Discovery Communications' channel Investigation Discovery called "The New Detectives" ^[3], a third season episode of Weird or What?, and the "Stink Bomb" segment of the animated film Memories.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gloria_Ramirez
http://darkangelreport.com/Fumes%20at%20woman's%20death%20still%20mystery%20after%2010%20years.html
http://gaizy.hubpages.com/hub/Gloria-Ramirez-The-Toxic-Lady-Mystery-Files