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Short Circuit 2 Fandom: Recharge Your Love for Johnny Five

Johnny 5 navigates bustling city vibes, battles thugs, outsmarts a conman, and befriends Ben and Fred. Against the odds, he evolves from an escaped robot to a hero with citizenship—alive with a heart in the metal!

Short Circuit 2 Trivia

What was the name of the robot's creator in Short Circuit 2? (Hard)
#1: Fred Ritter
#2: Norton Wise
#3: Ben Jahrvi
#4: Sandy Banatoni
In Short Circuit 2, what model number is Johnny 5? (Hard)
#1: SAINT-5
#2: NOVA-5
#3: NATO-5
#4: GURU-5
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Short Circuit 2 Fun Facts

Johnny 5's robot arms in Short Circuit 2 were controlled by puppeteers using waldo controls, which translated their movements into the robot's actions.
Johnny 5's voice in Short Circuit 2 was provided by actor Tim Blaney, who also voiced the character in the original film.

Short Circuit 2 Polls

Who is your favorite character in Short Circuit 2
Johnny 5
Ben Jabituya
Fred Ritter
Oscar Baldwin
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What is your favorite scene in Short Circuit 2
Johnny 5’s Assembly Line Fight
Johnny 5 Reading Books in the Library
Johnny 5's Chase Through New York
Johnny 5's Heroic Rescue
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Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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July 17, 1988

Release of Short Circuit 2

Short Circuit 2, the sequel to the 1986 film Short Circuit, was released in theaters.

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1987

Announcement of Short Circuit 2 Production

The production and development of Short Circuit 2 was officially announced, marking the start of the sequel's creation process.

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1987

Filming of Short Circuit 2

Principal photography and filming of Short Circuit 2 took place, involving the cast and crew working to bring the sequel to life.

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