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+ | Following Cain's death, his brain was inserted into the cyborg, [[RoboCop 2 (cyborg)|RoboCop 2]] and it, like Cain before, was addicted to the substance. |
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+ | The tiny "container" that held the drug Nuke was actually a saline re-moisturizer for contact lens wearers in the late 1980s and early 1990s. The solution was dyed red and, in some shots, had a small needle sticking out after someone removes the covering to administer the drug. |
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+ | ==Appearances== |
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+ | *''[[RoboCop 2 (film)|RoboCop 2]]'' |
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+ | ==See also== |
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Revision as of 15:41, 5 August 2018
"There is a Nuke for every mood."―Cain, referring to his various versions of Nuke[src]
Nuke was a highly-addictive and most pleasurable narcotic that was made by the drug lord and leader of the Nuke Cult, Cain.
Unlike narcotics processed from agricultural sources or plant extract, Nuke was a designer drug, thus manufacture could be accomplished in near any location using widely available chemicals.
History
There were four known varieties of Nuke:
- Red Ramrod
- White Noise
- Blue Velvet
- Black Thunder
The original and most widespread variant was Red Ramrod.
Following Cain's death, his brain was inserted into the cyborg, RoboCop 2 and it, like Cain before, was addicted to the substance.
Behind the scenes
The tiny "container" that held the drug Nuke was actually a saline re-moisturizer for contact lens wearers in the late 1980s and early 1990s. The solution was dyed red and, in some shots, had a small needle sticking out after someone removes the covering to administer the drug.