lilo and stitch sparky

However, 221 had other ideas, and after destroying the house's power supply, he escaped onto the island. Sparky, A.K.A. Cousins! Sparky can turn his body into an electrical current, allowing him to fly or travel through electric-powered generators, appliances, devices, outlets, power lines, machines, and other similar things.

When he turns himself into an electrical current, the lower half of his body turns into a streak of electricity, making himself somewhat resemble an Asiatic dragon. But Stitch dropped the Wayfinder and leaves the room after Terra pleads with him.

221's pod was dropped in a bathtub full of water and activated by Stitch to recharge Jumba and Pleakley's ship.

His one true place is powering Kilauea Lighthouse, which had been previously abandoned for requiring too much electricity. Sparky with Stitch. The three then used the mothership to return to Earth with Hämsterviel in tow. Originally designed to short-circuit electric-powered devices, Sparky can also use these electrical currents to power machines, lights, and such. He is the first experiment Lilo and Stitch rehabilitated, and first appeared in Stitch! This amount is subject to change until you make payment. Later, the first 624 experiments, including Sparky, were rounded up by Sparky participated in the following battle between the experiments and the However, the Leroys soon gained the upper hand in the battle but were defeated when Lilo, Stitch, Reuben, and several other experiments performed the song "In the Season 1 finale "Stitch vs. Hämsterviel", Hämsterviel puts Sparky along with Sparky (known by his original alias, Experiment 221) appears in the prequel game to the Sparky can rarely be seen at Disney Parks except for in Sparky can be seen here located in Disney Village at Disneyland Paris where he and other experiments show up for a meet and greet. The Movie.

Sparky sneaking up on a pilot. Like his cousin Stitch, Sparky is shown to be highly mischievous. Sparky with Lilo. He has a round, brown nose, a large wide mouth and two long forked antennae that protrude from the sides of his muzzle. Having become livid at his experiment's evilness being questioned, Dr. Jumba assures Terra that he is incorrect by pulling out a small green ball and laughing hysterically as he drops it into a test tube of water. After the film, Sparky became a supporting character in the series. Sparky Voice. He also still holds a mischievous side to him, and although he is a good genetic experiment, he sometimes can't help but mess with electronics and machines. He is designed to create crippling electric surges. He can store and generate electricity in his antenas. He has a small body, small, short, hollow, round but triangular ears at the sides of a large, narrow, oval-shaped head, and big dark blue eyes. The Movie. Lilo and Stitch then found Sparky's one true place powering the abandoned Kilauea Lighthouse, where he could make the giant sized light work again, and as it was big enough, he would not short it out when he touched it. [On Earth, Jumba and the others watch the night sky. His first appearance was in "An Electrifying Experience" where Hämsterviel attempted to control him using a mind-control helmet. Sparky shocking Pleakley. The Movie. Lilo & Stitch: The Series.

Terra then questions Jumba if Stitch is really evil in nature. In Stitch!, Sparky is voiced by Steven Jay Blum who also voices Felix. In the film's opening, Sparky can be seen from the lighthouse waving hello to Lilo. Sparky grows extra arms. His one true place is powering Kilauea Lighthouse, which had been previously abandoned for requiring too much electricity. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of Another electrical current is generated between the two long antennae on his head, which can be used to create crippling electrical surges, send jolts towards foes, or when he gets irritated, annoyed, or is pulling pranks. Sparky has made several appearances in the Stitch! This amount is subject to change until you make payment. He also still holds a mischievous side to him, and although he is a good genetic experiment, he sometimes can't help but mess with electronics and machines. He can also speak Sparky cannot pass through non-conductive objects and obstacles, which allowed Lilo to trap him in a vase. Sparky was once a very bad and mischievous experiment, as he was programmed into his very being by the alien mad scientist Jumba Jookiba. Experiment 221, better known as Sparky, is an illegal genetic experiment created by Jumba Jookiba and a character in the Lilo & Stitch franchise. His original purpose was to cause massive, electrical surges which would disorientate those that were caught in it, but he changed when … It is shown that he likes eating batteries. 221 managed to evade capture until he attacked the Birds of Paradise Hotel, where Lilo and Stitch were able to recapture him by trapping him in a glass vase. Then, Hamsterviel's ship lands on the water and stops by a cliff.