Big Hero 6
2
Book - 2015
Hiro teams up with Baymax to resolve the mysterious disappearance of his brother and role model, Tadashi. With four reliable friends and an upgraded Baymax by his side, Hiro finally confronts the masked man, the one who holds the key to the truth!! Spurred by his desire for revenge, Hiro corners the masked man, but then something goes wrong with Baymax! Can Baymax protect Hiro?! Read the wonderfully miraculous conclusion to the story of a boy and his kind hearted health-care robot!
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Publisher:
[New York, NY] : Yen Press, [2015]
Edition:
First Yen Press edition
ISBN:
9780316263900
0316263907
0316263907
Call Number:
TEEN GN UENO v.2
Characteristics:
1 v. (unpaged) : chiefly ill. ; 20 cm
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Alternative Title:
Big Hero 6 (Motion picture)
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Add a CommentA very enjoyable story kinda different from the movie but i like this it's very funny 🤣😆😄
Almost an "alternate universe" version of the Big Hero 6 movie. Several plot points stay the same, but others are twisted up in a different order, or rearranged completely. What I loved was the substance this gave to Tadashi and Hiro's relationship as brothers, even before the story begins. The backstory of what it was like for the two of them to grow up was beautiful and perfect. Seeing Tadashi as a child really helped me understand who he was. And even Hiro. The struggles of being a kid genius and always being ahead of the game are explored and addressed here.
I am so happy I was able to read this book. Honestly, I had no idea it existed before. :3 Despite the differences between this and the original movie and the certain aspects this focuses on, I still think the author and artist did well. It's just a different perspective on Tadashi and Hiro and Baymax's story. :)
Lol very funny anime, I liked it a lot! :)
It's kinda different from the original version. And funnier. I love comics