
The Toxic Avenger Part II (1989) on Netflix
Melvin Junko, the Toxic Avenger, keeps Tromaville safe. Then Apocalypse Inc. arrives, and its people talk him into going to Tokyo to find the father who left long ago.
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Plot summary
Apocalypse Inc., a chemical company from New York, has picked Tromaville as the site of its next takeover. The town's protector is Melvin Junko, the Toxic Avenger. His girlfriend Claire, who is blind, finds him work at the Tromaville Center for the Blind, and a bomb destroys the building; Claire escapes. Learning that Melvin's father abandoned his mother when Melvin was an infant, Apocalypse Inc. installs one of its own people as his psychologist, and she talks him into going to Japan to look for the man. Claire urges him to go. In Tokyo he saves Masami from thugs, and she volunteers to help him track the man down, while the company moves against the town without him.
Cast
Ron Fazioas The Toxic Avenger / Apocalypse Inc. Executive
John Altamuraas The Toxic Avenger
Phoebe Legereas Claire
Rick Collinsas Apocalypse Inc. Chairman
Rikiya Yasuokaas Big Mac Bunko
Tsutomu Sekineas Announcer
Mayako Katsuragias Masami
- Shinoburyûas Shôchikuyama (as Shinoburyu)
Lisa Gayeas Malfaire
Jessica Dublinas Mrs. Junko
- Jack Cooperas Big Mac Junko
- Erika Schickelas Psychiatrist
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about The Toxic Avenger Part II (1989)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- According to Ron Fazio, John Altamura was fired as the Toxic Avenger after he complained about the make-up and threatened staff; Fazio replaced him in Tokyo, but Lloyd Kaufman kept Altamura's scenes so both actors fight each other in the opening sequence.
- Lloyd Kaufman was told Rikiya Yasuoka and Mayako Katsuragi spoke English, but their English was too poor, so he had his wife Patricia, then New York City Film Commissioner, dub Katsuragi, while Michael Herz dubbed Yasuoka.
- Michael Jai White made his film debut in the film, playing an Apocalypse Inc. member while also assisting with the film's fight sequences in New York; Hitoshi Genma coordinated the action scenes in Japan.





















