![]() ![]() Claw orders his minions to attack Gadget and G2 so he can get away. Both Gadgets manage to avoid the weapon's blast, and confront Claw and his minions at the Federal Reserve. Claw has plans to not only use the laser against Riverton, but also the entire world, so he can rob other valuables. The weapon is a laser that freezes time in Riverton, allowing Claw and his minions to easily rob the Federal Reserve. ![]() The next day, Claw activates his machine. Gadget asks G2 to help him save Penny and foil Claw's scheme, and G2 agrees. Upon realizing that Claw is based in the bowling factory, Gadget finally connects the evidence Penny previously presented to him. Brain (voiced by Jeff Glenn Bennett), having escaped Claw's men, tells them through Baxter's bark translating device that Claw has kidnapped Penny and has used the three stolen supplies (ionic fuel cells, a protoid laser, and a ruby) to build a super-weapon. Gadget goes to Baxter's laboratory to reactivate G2, which makes G2 realize that Gadget cares for her. The Mayor orders Quimby to deactivate G2 and terminate the Gadget program in order to distract the public from the police's incompetence in stopping Claw. Afterwards, Claw and his minions escape, but Gadget fails to recognize them. In order to stop her, Claw uses a magnet to trap G2. At Mayor Wilson's fundraiser, Claw infiltrates the event and activates a bowling pin containing laughing gas to keep the people busy as he steals a 50,000-karat ruby, though G2 is immune to the gas. After a series of unsuccessful jobs, Gadget gets a job as a parking valet. She infiltrates the hideout, but Claw and his men capture her. Penny decides to examine the evidence on her own and eventually finds Claw's hideout at an abandoned bowling factory in the outskirts of the city. Claw's henchmen are now free to steal the rest of the components for Claw's scheme. Penny offers to help, but Gadget tells her that she is still too young and to not get involved. Chief Quimby becomes increasingly frustrated and eventually fires Gadget after an incident at a science convention involving Claw's men putting an override chip on Gadget, allowing Claw to control Gadget like a puppet and cause significant damage. Claw's men to steal components for Claw's latest scheme and get away with it. Gadget makes repeated attempts to stop Claw, but is continually foiled by his own bumbling and gadgetry glitches his antics also prevent G2 from stopping Claw. Claw begins a new plan to steal gold from the Federal Reserve. Gadget begins to fall in love with G2, though G2 does not reciprocate as she prefers to work alone, viewing him as a nuisance but at the same time appreciating his determination to fight crime.ĭr. Mayor Wilson takes this opportunity to create G2, a female Gadget-type robot to replace the original since his gadgets are malfunctioning. Claw escapes from prison, seeking revenge on Gadget for putting him in prison and to restart his multi-million-dollar empire. Gadget is put on probation by an angry Chief Quimby after charging Quimby's mother for going slightly above the speed limit on a mostly-deserted highway. Sometime after the events of the first film, Inspector Gadget and his Gadgetmobile are having problems in their line of work, mostly because of Gadget overreacting to minor crimes. Hughley, who returned as the voice of the Gadgetmobile, none of the actors from the 1999 film reprised their roles. ![]() Some critics considered the film to be slightly better than the first. The film received mixed reviews, with praise for the cast and faithfulness to the source material while criticism for the visual effects, writing, and humor. Gadget and Claw are never referred to as "John Brown" and "Sanford Scolex", their respective civilian names from the first film (though Claw's communicator is still labeled as "Scolex Industries" Claw also reveals to his minions that all his assets, including his "multi-million-dollar high-rise evil headquarters", were confiscated by the police following his arrest in the previous film). Unlike the first film (which has a serious and darker tone and received a PG rating), Inspector Gadget 2 received a G rating and is considered a more faithful adaptation of the original animated series the characters' personalities were altered to be more in line with their cartoon counterparts and Doctor Claw's face is never shown. This was made three years after Disney lost the rights to DIC Entertainment, as Disney currently owns the live-action film rights to Inspector Gadget. The film is based on the 1983 cartoon series created by DIC Entertainment and is a standalone sequel to the 1999 film, Inspector Gadget. Inspector Gadget 2 (sometimes called Inspector 2 Gadget and IG2) is a 2003 American superhero comedy film released direct-to-video on VHS and DVD on March 11, 2003. ![]()
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