![]() In 2011, a virus derived from an industrial disease killed 99+% of the world’s population. A scientist, Trevor Goodchild, managed to develop a cure before humanity would die out. The five million survivors took refuge in the last city on Earth, Bregna. Video can’t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Aeon Flux (2005) – Official HD Trailer () The subject then experience a vision and enters telepathic contact with a pre-programmed user - usually the coordinator of the Monicans, Handler. The telepathic communication proceeds just as if the subject was standing in Handler’s room.īoth Æon and Sithandra (and possibly other Monican agents) had an emergency capsule just below the skin of their back, close to the spine. By cutting the skin open and twisting the capsule so it would break, they could enter the Handler’s space.Īpparently the Handler had the means to remotely trigger the release of a similar drug in the glasses at Æon’s apartment.ħ20p version of the trailer, with the ever-stunning Ms. Those capsules are the basic communication device among Monicans. Those are biodegradable and filled with a highly advanced drug. The capsules are normally used by being swallowed, and the drug will be released within the organism within seconds. One of Æon’s eyes includes a microscopic vision filter, making her able to see individual molecules. She rolls her head backward and shake it to have the jet black lens, covering much of her eye, slide into position. Her upper right ear includes a relatively short range radio implant, which glows red through the skin when she is receiving a transmission. She is also an extraordinary fighter and weapon specialist, easily able of killing men in armour with her bare hands. When crawling, with her belly almost pressed to the ground, she moves like some sort of ferret and is faster than a running man. She can perform this type of lightning-fast, animal-like crawling even when climbing.
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