Load the program. Yes... the balloon one.

Major Kusanagi is on a cyberdive again, this time exploring an exotic scenario involving 24'' balloons. Her black latex catsuit glistening in the artificial lights, she eagerly gets into popping these things one by one. These balloons seem to have been in storage for quite a while, meaning they've grown very elastic, somewhat sticky and smelly but also very fragile. Can they withstand a cyborg's full frontal attack? The first yellow 24'' seems to put up quite a fight but with steady bouncing it is reduced to scraps. Red balloons appear the ...

Load the program. Yes... the balloon one.

Major Kusanagi is on a cyberdive again, this time exploring an exotic scenario involving 24'' balloons. Her black latex catsuit glistening in the artificial lights, she eagerly gets into popping these things one by one. These balloons seem to have been in storage for quite a while, meaning they've grown very elastic, somewhat sticky and smelly but also very fragile. Can they withstand a cyborg's full frontal attack? The first yellow 24'' seems to put up quite a fight but with steady bouncing it is reduced to scraps. Red balloons appear the weakest of them all, while an orange one brings about a nice round of bouncing. The real trouble starts with the purple ones: they are not oxidized at all! Major has to resort to nailing both of them, unlike the others. At least they are a good ride. The recording ends with the black balloon, the oldest of them all. It really doesn't take much to burst it too. Shiny vs shiny.

With the old taken care of, will Major engage in a dive with newer balloons? Only time can tell...