So there is a fair amount of daylight between Disney’s “Big Hero 6” and where Marvel Studios could take those characters in live action.ĭisney also just concluded “Big Hero 6: The Series,” an animated spin-off show with much of the original voice cast from the feature. And while the comics also followed Hiro and Baymax leading a team of superheroes, Disney changed Baymax from a synthetic bodyguard capable of transforming itself into a green dragon into a cuddly inflatable medical robot retrofitted by Hiro for combat. Rather that setting in Japan like in the comics, for example, the animated feature was set instead in the fictional city of San Fransokyo. Disney, however, made several major changes.
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After Disney acquired Marvel Entertainment in 2009, the Disney Animation Studios team hit upon the rather obscure Marvel comics series “Big Hero 6” - which first appeared in 1998 - as a title ripe for adaptation. It’s understandable why there would be so much anticipation for “Big Hero 6” to join the MCU. Since Walt Disney Pictures Animation first debuted “ Big Hero 6” in 2014, the movie’s intrepid inventor Hiro, his adorable robot companion Baymax, and their team of STEM-enhanced superheroes have been regular fixtures within the larger Disney pop-culture ecosystem.ĭespite recent reports, however, Hiro, Baymax and the rest of the “Big Hero 6” crew are not currently set to make their live-action debut within the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Variety has confirmed with a source at the studio.
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