Here is a strange music video for this #trippythursday
The military has just developed an experimental uniform designed to enhance a soldier’s agility in combat. The fabric bonds with the wearer's skin and becomes extremely flexible. This feature allows soldiers to squeeze through tight spaces and better withstand nearby explosions.
Unfortunately, this technology has a catastrophic flaw, and the bonding process became irreversible. The test subjects didn't just wear the uniforms they morphed into them and became living fabric. Without an internal skeleton, these soldier-based uniforms collapse into flat, folded piles of clothing. The only solution to keep them inflated is with methane gas.
Now with a surplus of these cloth soldiers, the military began selling them to robotics companies as skin for new robots. Every now and then the electronic components beneath the fabric periodically spark, igniting the methane. These explosions cause explosive chain reaction throughout the units.
Military strategists see an opportunity to deploy these cloth soldiers in swarms as living explosive weapons, overwhelming enemies with massive clouds of flammable gas. The moral of the story is to always read contracts carefully, especially when volunteering for experimental technology.
Video was created with 3ds max and the cloth modifier. Music was created with Massive X synth and Arturia Pigments and mixed in Cakewalk with a bit of EZ Mix effects. That’s all for now, thanks for looking 😊
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