Inspector Gadget 2

A well-meaning but clumsy detective whose gadgetry often malfunctions. He is driven by a desire to be needed and to solve crimes, which can lead to chaotic situations. His heart remains in the right place as he learns to trust others and work as part of a team.

A sophisticated female automaton created to replace Gadget. She is efficient, decisive, and prefers to work solo, challenging Gadget’s methods while still aiding the mission. Her presence shifts the power balance and forces the city to adapt to a sharper, more precise form of crime-fighting.

Gadget’s brave and curious niece who teams with Brain to uncover Claw’s plot. She uses wit and courage to outsmart henchmen and survives capture to help save the day. Penny’s ingenuity becomes a key catalyst for Gadget’s growth and the city’s trust in him.

Sanford Scolex, aka Dr. Claw, is the mastermind behind Riverton’s looming threat. He schemes to steal gold with a time-freezing device, manipulating henchmen to execute a high-stakes heist. His escape at the end signals a persistent threat and a perpetual game of cat-and-mouse.

The weary city chief who grows tired of Gadget’s chaos but recognizes the need for order. He suspends Gadget temporarily, then reinstates him, balancing accountability with faith in the hero. Quimby represents institutional scrutiny that paradoxically fuels Gadget’s reform.

Loyal canine ally who provides practical clues and steadfast companionship. Brain’s quick wit and keen senses support Penny and Gadget, helping them navigate danger and keep morale high. His presence underlines the theme that intelligence comes in many forms.

One of Claw’s formidable henchmen, a muscle of the operation. He and McKibble pose physical obstacles, but their schemes unravel when outsmarted, especially by a bubble gum-based misdirection. Brick’s brute force contrasts with the team’s quick-thinking approach.

Claw’s second-in-command with a sly, calculating edge. McKibble’s schemes are foiled by Penny, Brain, and a clever plan, leading to his arrest. He embodies the contrast between brawn and brains in the villainous side of the plot.