Armour of God II: Operation Condor (1991) is a Hong Kong action-adventure film directed by and starring Jackie Chan. The movie is a sequel to Armour of God (1986) and features Chan reprising his role as Asian Hawk, a daring treasure hunter. Joining him are Carol Cheng as Ada, Eva Cobo de Garcia as Elsa, and Shoko Ikeda as Momoko. The film is known for its high-energy action sequences, impressive stunts, and comedic moments, all hallmarks of Jackie Chan's filmmaking style.

The story follows Asian Hawk as he is hired by the United Nations to locate a hidden cache of Nazi gold buried in the Sahara Desert. Along the way, he is joined by three women, each with their own motives for finding the treasure. Their journey takes them through various dangers, including rival treasure hunters, mercenaries, and booby-trapped fortresses. As Hawk battles enemies and navigates treacherous terrain, he must use his wits, martial arts skills, and agility to survive and uncover the legendary fortune.

Armour of God II: Operation Condor was a box office success, especially in Asia, and further solidified Jackie Chan's reputation as a global action star. Though it did not receive major international awards, it remains one of Chan's most celebrated films for its thrilling action and comedic timing.