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Hero Factory III: Savage Planet is a 1991 Inter-El Kadsreian kadsresatsu superhero film. It is the eighteenth Technic Heroes installment and the third Hero Factory installment.
Plot[]
After completing a mission, new hero Rocka picks up a distress call from Aldous Witch, a professor who had been banished from the Hero Factory. Going against orders, Rocka heads towards the forest near Chernobyl to save Aldous Witch. Upon landing, Rocka is attacked by a group of Fangz, under the control of Aldous, who had mutated into Witch Doctor due to the radiation exposure.
Back at the Hero Factory, Stormer, Furno, Bulk, Stringer, and Nex are equipped with new weapons and armor and sent to Sydney to save Rocka. They find Rocka and also learn about Witch Doctor, and his plan to harvest all the quaza from the planet, which will kill it. After giving Rocka his 3.0 armor, the heroes locate an ancient transporter that will take them to a temple where Witch Doctor is loading quaza.
Benny and Georgie suddenly are teleported to the temple, wherein they attempt to fight Witch Doctor but fail and are captured.
The heroes split into 2 teams: Furno, Stringer and Nex, and Rocka, Stormer and Bulk. Furno's team explores the jungle while Rocka's team takes the transportation system to the temple, but are shrunk in the process. While exploring, Furno's team is attacked by a Waspix and a Scorpio. After a quick battle, Furno removes the quaza spikes from Waspix, releasing it from Witch Doctor's power. Furno's team also rescues Benny and Georgie.
They then head for the temple, where Rocka and Bulk have been captured by Witch Doctor. At the temple, Furno and Stringer remove a quaza spike from Scorpio, and it attacks Witch Doctor. Witch Doctor turns a Raw-Jaw unto Scorpio while his blimp containing all of the planet's quaza starts to lift off. Nex re-powers the transporter, and brings Stormer, Bulk, and Rocka back to normal size. While Stormer attacks Witch Doctor, Furno and Rocka decide to surprise Witch Doctor. Rocka emerges from the temple in his XL form, and charges. They briefly fight, and as Witch Doctor is about to strike Rocka, Stormer steals his staff and breaks it into pieces. Bulk and Furno get the blimp to fall into the temple, releasing the quaza back into the planet.
They leave the planet with Witch Doctor in custody, and the planet heals itself once more.
Cast[]
Alpha-1[]
- Goro Yukimura as Preston Dakimura/Stormer
- Darren Nye as Duncan Foster/Bulk
- Hiroto Cross as Jimi Satou/Stringer
- Penny Caetlin as Jack Kelvin/Furno
- Natasha Mills as Barbara Hanarets/Breez
- Newt Hargrave as Mark Bradley/Surge
- Aoi Hikaru as Daisuke Naoka/Rocka
- Kayne Sammie as Julius Lorraine/Nex
- Brock Baker as Nathan Lorraine/Evo
Allies[]
- Budi Wyatt as Zib
- Deven Elliott as Lenny Jon
- Mitsuomi Ekomoto as Akiyama Makuro
- Steve Dahl as Benny Smith
- Garry Meier as Georgie "Pie" Duncan
Villians[]
- Sten Vinter as Aldous Witch/Witch Doctor
Production[]
The movie was filmed in El Kadsre City, Montreal, Chicago, Auckland and Christchurch
Unlike previous Technic Heroes installments, it was intended as a new vehicle for Chicago DJ's Steve Dahl and Garry Meier, who had a comedy subplot as the characters Benny and Georgie, which merges with the actual plot midway through.