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ArtistIssues
Experiment 336 - Blooz - Designed to make whole populations down in the dumps. 336’s saxophone-like nose creates a melody that forces people to sit and think about sad things when they hear it. The effect wears off if Blooz can be convinced to play a different tune. His One True Place is with a smooth jazz band in Honolulu but he loves to come back to Kauai and jam with Sample and Carmen sometimes.
Are there any experiments besides Gunner who have human alter egos?
ArtistIssues
Yes, definitely! I'm not going to spoil new Experiment drops with questions like these, but out of the ones you already know, both He and Lotus Wife pass for human, and so do Carmen and Blooz.
Is Blooz's music effect unique to him? Like if Sample were to remix the music or someone were to make a recording, would it still make people sad?
ArtistIssues Blooz's affect is unique to him, yes! Jumba worked with the same formula on Blooz [when he made him] that he used when making Angel to modify the cousins so that only she would affect them. Good question!
Can Blooz affect other experiments with his music?
ArtistIssues
Yes, he can! He's not of the few that can't affect others.
Adventure Awaits by Joel Robison on Flickr
Untitled by Lisa Askew on Flickr