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Big Hero 6: Baymax's Personal Characteristics

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There are a variety of people and characters that exist, and they all have their own admirable traits. There are heroes, villians, animals, humans, and all sorts of creatures that roam in the universe. However, if I had to choose one among all those to be, I’d choose someone who is willing to or wants to help others and knows his or her purpose in life. The person would have to be loveable, innocent, and a hard worker. There are many people that come to mind, but if I had to choose just one person, it’d be Baymax. Baymax is a highly intelligent large and white vinyl robot from the movie Big Hero 6. He looks like a life-sized air potato with short legs, long arms, and a small oval head. He may not necessarily be a person, but he still possesses …show more content…

However, it remains true that he is a great robot.
There are many reasons as to why I would like to be Baymax. Despite his not very good physical characteristics that cause his speed to be much slower than the average person and the fact that he is very large and bulky, there are still the personal characteristics that truly highlight his character. One of those characteristics is that he is always trying to help others. In the movie, the main protagonist, Hiro, the younger brother of Baymax’s inventor, is grieving and mourning over his older brother’s death. After accidentally activating Baymax, he becomes Baymax’s patient. Baymax, being the helpful robot he is, uses his abilities to help Hiro in any way he can. I admire this about Baymax because he has no responsibility except to do well in his job as a robot nurse. As humans, we usually have a lot of different responsibilities that make it difficult to make the right decision. In Baymax’s case, anything that can help his patients …show more content…

Despite his physical flaws, his personal traits make up for a lot. His helpfulness, willingness to sacrifice, and ability to remain calm are just a few of his positive characteristics. I may have stated that I would want to be him, but I mostly just want to be more like

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