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Chupacabra in Mexico (part 1, part 2).

According to a list of Denpa DVDs, I think this DVD has the Spain one maybe but can't confirm.

Sadly a lot of the Denpa series seems to never have been released on DVD. According to Japanese Wikipedia he also did a bunch of other stuff. When Housei is first shown for the Chupacabra video, they show clips of his past appearances. In order I think they are: Mafia (Italy), Tiger (Thailand), Bulls (Spain), playing dead to attract a condor vulture (Andes), Anaconda.

A bit of speculative context about this video from my old post on the Gaki forums:

>First they send him to wander outside a train station where drug dealers often are present. The only protection he has is a bulletproof vest and an alarm. He can't speak Italian so they don't really know what he's saying. One of them gets impatient and reaches for his bag, Housei notices there's a pistol in the bag and flees. Later they send him to a known hideout for the Mafia in Sicily with a hand-held camera and a placard saying something along the lines of "I want to be a man". A few of the men take him away by car, the staff follow behind but somehow lose track of him. Housei's camera is still recording though where the men are tormenting him with a Russian Roulette style game, pointing a gun point blank at him and then pulling the trigger. Thankfully it was all blank bullets, but you can tell Housei is absolutely terrified and shaking with fear. Really disturbing... Eventually the men say "You're now a man" and Housei tries to convey his gratefulness in English as they let him go. "Sankyuu" I assume is "Thank you" (don't think he had studied much English yet) whilst "Yay yay yay" is a catchphrase he often did back then in the 90s.