Antonio Garibaldi[1] was a 17th-century Italian scientist manipulated by Luko.
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Antonio Garibaldi created many inventions in his life, including the Filbert Press, the Skidmore, and the Clopstock. In his latter years, Garibaldi became obsessed with reproducing the mathematical order of the universe, the Music of the Spheres. One night, the demon Luko implanted information into Garibaldi's mind as he slept. Garibaldi created a new machine and Luko possessed it. Garibaldi destroyed the machine in hopes of trapping Luko in it. He named his invention, the Infernal Machine. He recorded his incident in his book Principia Mathematica.[2] In 1697 A.D., Garibaldi was imprisoned for hearsay.[3]
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- ↑ Museum Guide (2009). Extreme Ghostbusters- The Infernal Machine (1997) (DVD ts. 3:07-3:16). Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. Museum Guide says: "Antonio Garibaldi was a 17th-century Italian scientist whose inventions include the Filbert Press, the Skidmore, and the Clopstock."
- ↑ Egon Spengler (2009). Extreme Ghostbusters- The Infernal Machine (1997) (DVD ts. 14:34-14:42, 14:49-15:06). Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. Egon says: "At the end of his life, Garibaldi became obsessed with reproducing the mathematical order of the universe. The music of the spheres...One night, he was visited by an angel who inspired him to build the perfect machine. When the machine came to life and attacked him, he realized he'd been tricked into unleashing the demon, Luko. Garibaldi promptly destroyed his creation hoping to trap the demon forever inside what he had named the Infernal Machine."
- ↑ Museum Guide (2009). Extreme Ghostbusters- The Infernal Machine (1997) (DVD ts. 3:16-3:17). Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.
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