Hi-hi, listening people! Welcome to this video where we will meet 30 Curiosities of 'Big Hero 6'. This movie was released in 2014. And with a budget of 165 million, it managed to raise more than 652 million dollars. Currently managing to be in the top 5
Disney animated films, which have raised the most. The tape was originally going to start with Tadashi and Hiro's childhood. We would know a little about their relationship, the problems they were getting into. The experiments they did and we saw the great bond they had. However, the directors considered that all these scenes made the movie
feel very slow. So they made the decision to cut everything
that and start the movie with a robot battle. Whose repercussions would serve to introduce us to the characters. In Hiro's room, on top of his monitor, you can see a Ralph action figure,
the demolition. We also see a classic Nintendo controller
connected to your computer. Originally Mochi, Hiro's cat, would have
a few small thrusters on their paws. With which he could fly, or at least try.
However, the idea ended up being discarded ... Still, there is a slight reference to
that. Well when Hiro visits the lab, we see
a student experimenting with his cat. The spray that Honey Lemon uses has the
illustration of a dragon. Very similar to the one we see in the Dragon logo
Ball. And on the other hand, the laboratory window
Tadashi has a signature similar to a Pokeball. The film would feature a scene in which Tadashi would present Baymax at the science fair. Using Fred as the test subject, and
showing what his experiment was capable of. However, the directors considered that a single Baymax presentation was sufficient And they were left with the scene where Tadashi was presenting it to Hiro the first time. Some conceptual arts show how Baymax had a simpler design. However, when the developers visited a robotics institute. They discovered that an inflatable vinyl-covered arm was being developed. Thus being more friendly to the touch with humans. Which served as the inspiration for the Baymax design. - Vinyl? - Yes, I went for an adorable and gentle design - It looks like a gigantic marshmallow An animated version, of Pixar's co-fufandor, John Lasseter can be seen at the science fair. There are also those who believe that this could be Steve Jobs. And while his clothing does give that impression,
the truth is that it is Ed Catmull. Who, at the time, was President Pixar. And next to him is Andrew Millstein, who for a period became president
from Walt Disney Animation. At the science fair, we are shown one of the competitors with what looks like a brain wave analyzer. A reference to the one created by Dr. Emmett brown in the 'Back to the Future' tape. Near Hiro's aunt's cafe, we see a "lost dog" sign. If they manage to detail it well, they will realize that it is the same as 'Bolt'. Said poster also had an appearance in 'Ralph the Demolisher'. Without a doubt, something characteristic of Baymax is its unmistakable eyes. The design of these was inspired by the Japanese bells named "Suzu". Which have these little holes connected by a thin line. The developers found it quite interesting and wanted this to be the face of Baymax. When Hiro falls between his bed and his desk, we can see on the ceiling a sticker of Oswald, the lucky rabbit. This was one of the first characters created by Walt Disney, even before Mickey Mouse. Among Hiro's toys, which begin
to fall, one of them is the armor of Hero's duty Which was used by Ralph to "become turbo". - Ready, Callistus, that the fight is a lot At the police station you can see
a "wanted" poster with the image of Hans, the antagonist of 'Frozen'. Also on the desk, we see a photograph of Bolt, and the lady of the pound from that same movie. - Sweet lady of the fritangas When Hiro tries to sneak up on Baymax without his aunt noticing, we see several pictures on the wall. In one of them, the Mochi cat appears, disguised as Stitch. The animators studied the movement of the penguins To make Baymax's walking look so adorable. Although part of the key was also in imagining Baymax as if he were a baby with dirty diapers. When the tape was released, it was released with a rather cute short called 'Feast'. And within the film a subliminal reference is made to it. This is this graffiti. In this, we see the Greek letter "phi",
followed by the letters "s" and "t" Giving pronunciation "phist" (feast), like the short. And in case there are still doubts, we see next
of the graffiti, some paw prints. And also the garnish of parsley, which
represents an important part in said short film. As you know Disney and Pixar often make references to their future films. And it seems that here in 'Big Hero 6',
they made a subtle reference to 'Zootopia'. We see her in the Hooney Lemon phone case. As you can see it is a kawaii fox with a tie ... Which of course alludes to Nick Wilde. In Fred's mansion there are many references ... From allusions to villains and Marvel comics ... Masks inspired by Power Rangers and Kamen Rider. Even references to 'Ralph the Demolisher'. For example, we see Satin, a member of the group of evil anonymous ... We also see a figure of a covered monster
of a green substance. Which refers to when Ralph arrived
on the run at Sugar Rush. Experiment 626 appears again in
ribbon, this time in the form of a cushion. And one of his cousins also appears next to him. Specifically, experiment 619, whose ability was to shoot fire. At Fred's mansion, we see a game of
'District 51', a parody of the 'area 51' arcade. We also saw that same parody in 'Ralph the Demolisher'. The little Cy-bugs from 'Wreck-it Ralph' also appear around here. One appears in Hiro's room, and another in Fred's mansion. And if we consider that, it is quite appropriate that so much in Hiro's house. As in Fred's mansion, let's look at the Hero's Duty suit. After all, they have only one goal. - Our mission?
Destroy all Cy-bugs The tape is loosely based on the Marvel comic, 'Big Hero 6'. Disney took the characters from the comic as inspiration, and from there they created their own story. Well, the truth is that there are some changes regarding the ethnicity of the characters. The design of the same, the back story and several important points in the plot. The famous "A113" also appears on this tape. This time it can be seen when Hiro is designing Wasaby's armor. When Baymax is testing his rocket fist at Fred's mansion, the statue he destroys is, in fact, of Prince Hans. Mmm, we assume that it is also a way of doing justice. In the shoes Hiro wears when he goes
to mount Baymax, if we detail, you can see the silhouette of Mickey Mouse. Let's remember that the studio usually hides the figure of the famous mouse in several of its films. When Baymax and Hiro are flying through the city, if we pause it at the right time We can see a statue of Olaf. The film managed to be a success both with critics and with the audience. And she even managed to be the winner of the Oscar for Best Animated Film. Something that was not to everyone's liking. Well, there were many people who thought that this award should have been taken by 'How To Train Your Dragon 2' ... What also turned out to be a great movie. But what do you think? Who would you have given the Oscar to? Very much in the Marvel style, this film also features a post-credits scene. Where we physically see Fred's father.
Which is based on Stan Lee himself. - We have a lot to talk For years it was debated whether the film
It would have or not a sequel. Later it was learned that a sequel like
Such, it would not be possible, but what would be approved would be an animated series. Where little by little, they would meet more villains And so fans can
continue accompanying this team of great heroes on their adventures. If you liked the video, let me know by thumbing it up and sharing it with your friends. And before leaving I send a big greeting to ... And well, this is it. Thank you so much to arrived to until here.
And I hope you liked it. Bye…
