In this sequel, Pan Consumer, the company that produces the Robocop, controls the public security of Detroit. The police went on strike because their salaries were not paid. The criminal group under Kane (Tom Noonan) made a fortune by manufacturing the popular drug "Nuke", and the public security was extremely corrupt and there were violent incidents everywhere. Robot police Murphy (Peter Weller) tracked down the drugs and destroyed Kane's drug factory. He was ambushed by Kane's gang and was dismembered. At the same time, Pan Consumer took advantage of the financial difficulties of the municipal government and wanted to include the city administration in the scope of the company based on the contract. Pan Consumer's new Robocop development plan failed repeatedly, so he invited psychologist Fix to participate in the design. Fix changed Murphy's command program so that he could not work normally. Murphy, who got rid of the wrong program, led a group of passionate police officers to sweep Kane's headquarters, but Fix transformed Kane into a huge Robocop. Murphy and Kane's battle again was inevitable...