Pixar's $1.2 Billion Hit Proves An Underrated 10-Year-Old Disney Superhero Movie Still Needs A Sequel
An underrated Disney superhero movie still hasn't gotten a sequel after 10 years, and Pixar's $1.2 billion hit proved it is still worth doing.
In Walt Disney Animation Studios' Big Hero 6, the child genius Hiro Hamada works with his brother Tadashi's inflatable robot, Baymax, to assemble a superhero team in the fictional city of San Fransokyo. The titular group of geeky heroes, composed of Honey Lemon, Go Go Tomago, Wasabi, and Fred, help Hiro and Baymax take down a masked villain powered by nanobots.
An underrated Disney superhero movie still hasn't gotten a sequel after 10 years, and Pixar's $1.2 billion hit proved it is still worth doing.
In Walt Disney Animation Studios' Big Hero 6, the child genius Hiro Hamada works with his brother Tadashi's inflatable robot, Baymax, to assemble a superhero team in the fictional city of San Fransokyo. The titular group of geeky heroes, composed of Honey Lemon, Go Go Tomago, Wasabi, and Fred, help Hiro and Baymax take down a masked villain powered by nanobots.
From the beloved Baymax to villain Yokai, the main characters of Big Hero 6 are all powerful in their own ways.
Don Hall, co-director of Big Hero 6, talks about the possibility of revisiting the world of San Fransokyo and its heroes.
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The characters across Big Hero Six have joined the superhero lifestyle and thus have a range of colorful and practical costumes to enter battle with.
There are so many intriguing ways in which the team known as Big Hero Six, of the Disney movie, could actually make their way to the Marvel Universe.
Baymax is a spinoff series from Big Hero 6, which was an Oscar-winning animated Marvel movie, but fans need to remember things for the show.
Big Hero 6 fanatics have long debated whether the film is more connected with Disney or the MCU, and now Baymax's voice actor shares his thoughts.
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Disney's Big Hero 6, best known for the animated film, originated in Marvel Comics. They even once fought Canada's superhero team, Alpha Flight.
Big Hero 6 and The Incredibles are two of the best superhero films Disney has made. If they ever crossed over, the friendships would be hit or miss.
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Disney's Big Hero 6 introduced a Marvel Comics team to the screen, but not without making some changes to parentage and taking away some powers.
Despite online reports claiming otherwise, a source at Marvel Studios says there are no plans to bring a live-action Big Hero 6 into the MCU.
Disney's adorable robot Baymax from Big Hero 6 didn't always look so huggable and friendly. He used to have a much tougher appearance.
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Disney+ is more than the classic animated movies; the streaming platform has great animated shows like The Simpsons, Big Hero 6 and Ducktales.