It's an everyday story of a sad middle aged Western guy's obsession with all things (young, female) Japanese, who resorts to purchasing a mail order bride - a robot lady who comes in the post. With deliciously dire consequences.
This riotous, anarchic animation was created by Ian Anderson and Tom Palliser aka Babanuki by their own hand - and fair to say it's quite a change of pace from previous Babanuki vids.
No, don't recall any amputations in their Katie Melua video...
Watch 'Levelload’s Yellow Fever by Babanuki' here
| Production Company | Another Film Company |
| Director | Babanuki |
| Producer | Babanuki |
| Editor | Babanuki |
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