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Wasabi truly deserves some spotlight and he needs a lot of appreciation so I’ll list some of my favorite Wasabi moments (so far)

These are in no particular order for what I favor more, but these are definitely moments of Wasabi’s that stick with me the most.

Singing a “musical slap in the face” to Hiro in Failure Mode

Wasabi gaining his adrenaline back in Baymax Returns

Wasabi and Hiro switching suits in Killer App

Any fight between Wasabi and Momakase

Wasabi complimenting High Voltage’s dance moves in Issue 188

Learning that he started a competitive ironing team in high school, he collects vintage typewriters and he knitted his first sweater when he was 6 in Lie Detector

Learning that Wasabi believes in superstitions in Mini-Maximum Trouble

Wasabi’s part of the story in Write Turn Here

“We can’t go to prison! We have midterms!”

Wasabi’s birthday in Steamer’s Revenge. He got his car back and got a much deserved celebration!

So sorry for answering these late, but thank you so much! 

I might get hate for this, but I don’t care, I’m gonna say it: I completely disagree with this.

First of all, there’s no confirmations of a sequel. An important point to be considered, the “Tadashi comes back alive as the antagonist” is something that’s been discussed a lot in articles of the theories of a sequel. The filmmakers are smarter than that and won’t go for an idea everybody saw. The goal when you make a movie is to surprise your audience.

Also, killing off Aunt Cass to “keep the moral moving” is pointless, because it doesn’t keep the actual moral moving, which was Tadashi dying and Hiro learning to move on in the first place! Whether people like it or not, Tadashi is canonically stated as dead, and it’s what started the whole events of the movie and Hiro’s character development. If Tadashi would’ve never died, none of the events of the movie would’ve happened. His death is what kicked off the entire plot! 

Other point: killing Aunt Cass or any other character close to Hiro would be a cheap way to “switch” with Tadashi only because he’s a lovable character. I understand why people would want Tadashi back, but if they think they can have him back by magic and kill off another character at his place to “keep the moral going”, then they never cared about the first moral in the first place.

Point is, sometimes life is unfair and it’s always the best people who go first. It’s this in the movie, and in real life too. Tadashi’s death was something a lot of people with experiences of grief helped moving on since they related to Hiro’s pain so much. Grief is one of the principal themes of Big Hero 6. Having Tadashi back would erase the whole message, and killing off another character would be like putting a band-aid on a broken window.

Definitely what Di did to Karmi.

Obake did cross a line. Hiro did feel confused and that he was losing it when he started to see Tadashi around the city. And for awhile, he was believing that Tadashi was back, but ultimately realized it was a trick. And afterwards, we got to see a moment where Hiro was saddened by what Obake had done and it hurt that it felt so real to talk to him again. However, while it did affect Hiro on an emotional level, it’s something that he’s been able to move on from.

But what Di did to Karmi is much much worse. Even before mutating her, Di emotionally manipulated Karmi. She pretended to be her best friend while having her intern at Sycorax and be completely in the dark to her true motives. She was only pleased with Karmi when she did something that benefited her plans. And the second she found out that Karmi had worked on a cure for Liv with Hiro (who Di just found out is the leader of BH6), she completely turned on her.

Di injected Karmi, a teenager, with a bio-chip in her neck against her will. She turned Karmi into a mutant which was shown to be physically painful due to her clutching her neck and nearly collapsing. She screamed and groaned throughout the entire transformation. Di used her to kidnap Hiro and bring him to Sycorax. And because Di had full control of Karmi’s mind, she was able to force Karmi to attack Hiro. She was going to force Karmi to eat him which could have happened had Hiro not snapped her out of Di’s control. She even screamed after she changed back into a human and her mutation had took so much out of her that she passed out.

Ooo that’s an interesting concept! I do personally think that Karmi got the bio-chip removed for all the obvious reasons. Not to mention the only known way to transform others through the bio-chip was Di activating it on her phone. I also feel like Karmi would be beyond terrified to turn back into her mutant form and would fear that could really hurt someone. I’m not sure if she’d want to relive that even if she’d be a mutant for good and on her own terms where she can be in control.

I’m definitely not the first person to have noticed this, especially finding certain details early on. I think this post here: https://bigherosixfeels.tumblr.com/post/184791330871/bare-nok-nightmare-kidette makes some amazing points to Chris not being human. I’ve had my speculations since at least Nega-Globby, but now with Muira-Horror! shedding some more small details, there is no way Chris is human. 

Along with the points being brought up in the post I linked above^^ regarding how comments were made about how very symmetrical his face is and how he punched through that security bot without a scratch, there’s a few other details I’d like to mention.

There is a slim possibly he used a chair or something here BUT HE JUST JUMPED BACK UP! THERE IS NO WAY HE COULD HAVE JUST JUMPED TO GET BACK IN THE VENT!

While I initially didn’t think much of this statement at first, I definitely do believe his answer here is nothing short of the truth. Yes, he (as well as Liv) just came from Sycorax, but Chris didn’t say the company name. He answered the question literally. Who else do we know that takes questions and statements seriously??

Baymax

A robot. A non-human.

And then there’s this entire interaction that was just concerning on a whole different level. Liv confirmed that she named Chris. She named what appears to be a grown man! Not only does she think of Chris as a pet, but she treats him as a pet too. She’s gives him a treat and he fetches it with his mouth! That’s not something a normal human being does!

With all that we know in mind, these are the theories: