About “Big Hero 6” in a few words:

Big Hero 6 is a 2014 animated movie produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios. The movie tells the story of a young robotics prodigy named Hiro Hamada and his lovable robot companion, Baymax, as they team up with a group of friends to become high-tech superheroes in the fictional city of San Fransokyo. The movie is filled with action-packed scenes, heartwarming moments, and humorous exchanges that will leave audiences of all ages entertained and inspired. Big Hero 6 won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature in 2015 and has since become a beloved movie among Disney fans worldwide.

Meet the characters from Big Hero 6

Baymax

Baymax is the giant, inflatable bundle of care who is somehow both the world’s softest robot and the weirdest superhero sidekick ever. He speaks like a calm nurse but will also knock seven kinds of sense into people when it’s needed, which is ridiculous and heartwarming at the same time. Programmed for healthcare but somehow very committed to emotional healing, he dispenses hugs, advice, and first-aid like it’s an art form. He’s absurdly literal — don’t ask him a trick question unless you want a very polite and perplexed beep in response — and yet somehow reads feelings better than most humans.

Hiro

Hiro is the kid genius with a messy desk and a thermostat for a brain; seriously, his ideas pop off faster than you can say “microbot.” He’s brilliant, impulsive, grieving and driven all at once — kind of fragile and kind of furious, which makes him fascinating and slightly terrifying. A tech prodigy who loves tinkering at 3 a.m. (and also crying into ramen sometimes, don’t judge), he can build a swarm of robots and a guilt spiral in the same evening. He loves his brother’s memory fiercely and it shows in every stubborn, heroic choice, even when those choices are kind of alarmingly reckless.

Wasabi

Wasabi is the team’s worrywart-in-chief with a color-coded plan for everything — spreadsheets, safety checks, emotional triage, you name it. He’s hyper-organized and kind of a neat-freak (but also has a secret love for ridiculous action figures, which he swears he doesn’t own), so there’s delightful contradiction there. Deadly with plasma blades and yet oddly maternal when someone needs grounding; he scolds you and then brings you a bandage like it’s a public service. Nervous energy and steady hands make him the sort of person you want on your team in a lab or a bar fight, honestly.

Fred

Fred is the human cheese puff of the group: huge, goofy, and 100% living inside a comic book fantasy about kaiju and glory. He is loud, ridiculous, and somehow the mascot/courage engine — thinks very loud thoughts about becoming the monster sometimes, in the best way. Ridiculously enthusiastic, borderline lazy in day-to-day life, but when things get real he becomes this surprisingly brave cartoon of a hero. He hoards monster merch, likes to breathe fire figuratively (and possibly literally in cosplay), and insists that his lounge-jacket is “business casual” for fighting evil.

Honey Lemon

Honey Lemon is pure chemistry sunshine in human form, bubbly, brilliant, and suspiciously organized for someone who carries exploding glitter in her purse. She talks like a pop-science commercial and then casually explains quantum something while making you laugh, which is a vibe I cannot handle. Her bag is a portable chem lab that looks like a tote bag and maybe also a Mary Poppins thing — full of impossibly colorful concoctions, half of which you’d trust and half you’d definitely not. Sweet, optimistic, and deadly with a projectile of polymer balls, she balances genius-level precision with an almost absurd optimism.

Go Go

Go Go is speed and discipline wrapped in a leather jacket and a “don’t touch me unless you mean it” vibe. She’s laser-focused, fiercely private, and will absolutely beat you in any race you start, but somehow also has this low-key soft spot she never talks about. Her thing is efficiency — minimal words, maximal action — and yet she sometimes shows up with snacks like a small, contradictory guardian. Compact, blunt, and impossibly fast, she’s the person you’d want steering when the GPS says “recalculating” and everything else is on fire.

Bluff Dunder

Bluff Dunder is the loud, blustery rival who brags so much you half-believe him and half-wonder if he’s inventing titles for himself on the fly. He wears outrageously patterned ties, loves making dramatic entrances, and probably has a monocle even if it’s just for dramatic effect. A classic blowhard with a surprising streak of competence — he’ll talk about taking over the city and then actually… sort of organize a plan? It’s confusing but impressive. He claims to be terrifying and somehow keeps tripping over his own bravado into situations where he accidentally does the right thing.