Rent Street Sharks: Vol.2 (1994)
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0h 44min
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Two complete episodes featuring 'Street Sharks', the four brothers who have been accidentally transformed into monstrous half shark-half humanoids by the evil genetic engineer, Dr. Piranhoid.
Sky SharksDr. Piranoid uses his newest Seaviate, "Eeliminator", to go after high-tech components which he plans to use in a mysterious new creation. Thanks to Eeliminator's ability to burrow underground and fire out high voltage energy, the Sharks are hard pressed to stop him - until Jab, using his new jet pack, is able to track and tangle with this newest enemy. And though Eeliminator's last theft, a miniature supercomputer, slips through their hands, Eeliminator does not - and he is turned over to the police, who lock him in a top security cell! It seems as if the Sharks are finally on the road to clearing their reputations.
Shark of Steel
Dr. Piranoid reveals his masterpiece - the Sharkbot! Created from the high-tech components stolen by Eeliminator (including the miniature supercomputer), this shark-like robot is Piranoid's most powerful weapon yet! Piranoid instructs Sharkbot to spring Eeliminator from prison - and, because he looks so much like a Shark, the Street Sharks are the ones who get blamed! Later, in a wild battle in an automobile junkyard, the Sharkbot nearly defeats and captures the Sharks - until they use their strength and ingenuity to reprogram this big fella and instruct him to use his power to destroy his own secret headquarters! Needless to say, Dr. Piranoid manages to blame all the resultant destruction on the Sharks and vows that he will put an end to their menace once and for all.- Directors:
- Ron Myrick
- Producers:
- Ron Myrick
- Voiced By:
- Andrew Rannells, D. Kevin Williams, Terry Berner, John Michael Lee, Pam Carter, Tony Wike, Jim Hoggatt, Rob Baker, Matt Hill, Lee Tockar, Clyde McNeal, Amy Kunz, Jerry W. Wall, Ryle Smith, Aaron Fili, Todd Campbell, Kevin Ehrhart, Roberta Larson, Adam Grant, Katie Hughes
- Writers:
- Michael O'Mahony, Douglas Booth
- Studio:
- Boulevard Entertainment
- Genres:
- Anime & Animation, Children & Family, Kids’ TV
