It is a thrill ride of a film. The emotional core of Big Hero 6 is the relationship Hiro has with his brother, how he put Hiro on the straight and narrow and that he suffers from his grief. He slowly develops a love for Baymax as Baymax becomes a part of Hiro's mission.

By leaning on friends, the movie also avoids other potential issues, such as forcing romantic relationships when there is no room for them. Instead, Big Hero 6 relies on the importance of friendship and found family to create a team of people who can help and support each other unconditionally.

Walt Disney Animation Studios Big Hero 6 is a 2014 American computer-animated superhero film produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios and released by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.

While most had long since stopped paying attention, Walt Disney scored one of their biggest animated hits ever. The Manga-influenced superhero origin story, loosely based off a Marvel comic book, Big Hero 6 ended its domestic box office run with $219 million.

Saddest: Tadashi's Death Tadashi's death is particularly sad because of how close he is with his brother and how unexpected it all is. Tadashi dies after running into the burning showcase building to save Professor Callaghan, who ends up being the story's main villain.

Fans all around the world love Baymax for these reasons, and Scott says that “he is very aware of making people feel good.” Baymax is in no way judgmental, ever, which is the great thing about him. What is this? “[Baymax] approaches everything equally. And he's only there to provide help and support and knowledge.

He learned to fight later, but that's not who he is. Big Hero 6 argues that violence isn't the natural state of humanity, but it's still one we can too easily fall into. It's a learned behavior - we literally have to be reprogrammed to accept it. But if we're not careful, it will become the one that sticks.

After losing his brother to a fire, Hiro sinks into depression and isolates himself: he refuses to go to school or see his friends again.

Big Hero 6 is based on the Marvel Comics series of the same name, which means Hiro, Baymax and all their friends are canon in the Marvel universe. It's also a Disney film, and since the MCU is owned by Disney, the logic holds up for it to be part of the cinematic universe.

Cancellation and legacy Not only because Big Hero 6 was suffering script issues, but it is also because Laroque would instead work on an idea that would later become Quest. During production of Quest for 2013 release, Laroque expressed interest of reviving Big Hero 6, which did not last very long, however.

Big Hero 6 It's a superhero movie that tackles issues like grief, emotional health, and the power of an idea, but people still try to square it off against Frozen. Frozen might have done well with kids and families, but Big Hero 6 definitely had more variety in its audience.

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