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Hiro live in metropolitan San Francisco. trapped in a criminal scheme that will destroy the city with high-tech destroyers. hiro has been reported to the police from the threat of evil masked figure. However, the police did not believe the testimony Hiro. Finally, hiro also try on their own to protect and save the people in his town. Hiro collects his friends Wasabi (Damon Wayans, Jr.), Honey Lemon (Genesis Rodríguez), GoGo Tomago (Jamie Chung), Freed (TJ Miller). Coupled with Baymax which is a robot combat, they became Big Hero 6. Not only presents a story of adventure and action of Big Hero 6 in costume, especially respectively, big movie hero 6 presents some hilarious scenes about friendship Hiro and Baymax. Baymax itself …show more content…

Although many broadcast their actions in crushing crime, but indirectly this movie featuring a safe atmosphere for children like other Disney cartoon with a variety of cuteness that.

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One day, Hiro accidentally activate Baymax, at the same time he found one microbot in his jacket pocket, microbot that brought them both to a house that has been abandoned warehouse. There, Hiro found that someone had doubled microbots creations in very much. Later, he was attacked by a masked man (nickname "Yokai") that controls the creation microbots. They escaped, and went to the police station. Unable to convince the police about being attacked by Yokai, he decided to catch the masked it.He renew Baymax with armor creation, and put the chips petarung.Di somewhere, Hiro involved in the attack along Yokai Microbots Go Go Tomago, Fred, Wasabi, and Honey Lemon. They immediately fled in a van belonging to Wasabi.Van Wasabi drowning, however Baymax immediately help them. They fled to Fred.Di mansion there, Hiro forming a superhero collection consisting of Hiro, Honey Lemon, Baymax, Wasabi, Fred, and Go Go Tomago. Hiro create armor for all his friends, including his own, and Baymax. They soon

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