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** It's implied he followed the lone microbot because Hiro had sarcastically told him that finding out what it was pointing toward would improve his emotional state. Which just further implies that Baymax has to remain with his patient if he's given an express order to the contrary.
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*** And Hiro is underage so even if making bets on bot fighting was legal he’d still be in trouble.
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* Another possibility is that Hiro installed a version of the neural control system that linked him and Baymax so that he could coordinate attacks and relay commands with a thought, rather than vocal commands
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* Another possibility is that she kept her surname because she married "down" (in Japanese culture, the family takes the last name of whichever spouse is "higher" in social status)
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*** Or Hiro never swapped the Lithium Ion batteries, and instead improved them for better efficiency and charge time. After all, the supercapacitors were being floated when Baymax was still meant purely as a medical bot (in which case, the faster discharge rate would be negligible, as the unit probably wouldn't need to be active for prolonged periods of time, or could be cycled with others if it was).
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*** Though, if they'd had time, integrating the plasma lasers into the wheels on Gogo's suit could have been a big asset (using the wheels to act as something like a rotary cutter when activated)
*** Which could indicate that the V1 suit was something of a rush job and simply modified out of civilian clothes that he grabbed.
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** It's also possible that later versions of Baymax would utilize either segmented air chambers (so the hands/arms could deflate down to the basic skeleton for more delicate work), or would be modular and designed for specialized tasks (the Baymax we see being a general health model or primary caregiver, with other chassis fitting specialized designs for other work (multiple slimmer limbs for a surgeon, enlarged optical systems for things like a mobile X-ray, etc)
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** Moreover, by burning down the building, Callaghan makes it seem that the microbots have been destroyed. That means that even if witnesses report sighting of his microbot-swarm, it's less likely that any of the few science-fair attendees who saw Hiro's presentation will connect the reports to the boy's invention. The longer he can keep the nature of his secret weapon a ''secret'', the better his chance of pulling off his scheme before somebody invents a jamming signal or other counterattack. Concealing his own identity and faking his death further breaks that link between Yokai's mysterious black waves and Dr. Callahan's latest would-have-been-student's microbots.
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* He planned his revenge in a very specific way - using the transporter gate. He had lots of chance of killing Krei, but he won't be satisfied with that. After the island is closed, the gate seemed to be destroyed (he took them from the ocean) and he took time to rebuilt them. He isn't specifically target the students, his main target is Krei; he just didn't mind killing anyone else in his path. In short, he was afraid of being found out before his plan could be carried out. Note that he probably thinks they are dead after their car falls into the water.
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* He planned his revenge in a very specific way - using the transporter gate. He had lots of chance of killing Krei, but he won't be satisfied with that. After the island is closed, the gate seemed to be destroyed (he took them from the ocean) and he took time to rebuilt rebuild them. He isn't specifically target the students, his main target is Krei; he just didn't mind killing anyone else in his path. In short, he was afraid of being found out before his plan could be carried out. Note that he probably thinks they are dead after their car falls into the water.
** And it's pretty clear that Hiro is (at least for a while) as dead-set on revenge as Callahan himself is. The boy isn't going to stop, and Callahan isn't either; the latter is bound to have concluded their conflict is inevitable.
* He may also be keeping Hiro apprised of his moves, so the boy will react appropriately and know exactly how to lean or duck to avoid the scattering microbots. They're tiny, but could still sting if one hit Hiro in the face.
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Why is Hiro's aunt named Cass Hamada? Hamada is an asian name, so it's probable that Hiro and Tadashi inherited their last name from an asian father, which would make Cass the sister of Hiro and Tadashi's white mother. So why does she have the last name Hamada, instead of whatever was Mrs. Hamada's maiden name?
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Why is Hiro's aunt named Cass Hamada? Hamada is an asian Asian name, so it's probable that Hiro and Tadashi inherited their last name from an asian Asian father, which would make Cass the sister of Hiro and Tadashi's white mother. So why does she have the last name Hamada, instead of whatever was Mrs. Hamada's maiden name?
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* Baymax has no problem leaving Hiro's presence to follow the lone microbot's "compass" earlier in the film, so it's not that he can't leave a patient unattended. But Baymax's download on grief counseling probably included knowing that DyingAlone is traumatic for humans, both if they're dying themselves and if they're bereft. He doesn't want Hiro to be haunted by the notion of Baymax spending his last moments adrift, alone and conscious: something that was probably a contributing factor to ''Callahan's'' own emotional breakdown, imagining Abigail being similarly marooned.
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** You can ask this same question for Hiro. They're a material that's super cheap that costs next to nothing or are completely free in a place somewhere. Just 3D=print them and boom, you're done.
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I can buy that Hiro is intelligent enough to be able to design them, given that he's basically [[Franchise/IronMan Tony Stark]] on roids, but it raises a major question: How on earth does he have the resources to afford the stuff he does? We can assume that the family isn't particularly wealthy, as a cafe isn't exactly a business that makes piles of money. Take the microbots. If he had made just a couple hundred it would be within believability, but he makes tens of thousands of them over a period of what can't be more than a week or two. Even if we figure that each of the microbots only cost a dollar to create, even a single trashbin full of them would cost several thousand bucks, and he has maybe a dozen of them. And that's not even factoring in the time it takes to manufacture each of them or the time and money that would have to go into experimental versions he would have inevitably had to build before getting started on the final versions.
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I can buy that Hiro is intelligent enough to be able to design them, given that he's basically [[Franchise/IronMan [[ComicBook/IronMan Tony Stark]] on roids, but it raises a major question: How on earth does he have the resources to afford the stuff he does? We can assume that the family isn't particularly wealthy, as a cafe isn't exactly a business that makes piles of money. Take the microbots. If he had made just a couple hundred it would be within believability, but he makes tens of thousands of them over a period of what can't be more than a week or two. Even if we figure that each of the microbots only cost a dollar to create, even a single trashbin full of them would cost several thousand bucks, and he has maybe a dozen of them. And that's not even factoring in the time it takes to manufacture each of them or the time and money that would have to go into experimental versions he would have inevitably had to build before getting started on the final versions.
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* [[spoiler:But with Baymax able to call out his own attacks, Hiro might need to microbots after all...]]
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* [[spoiler:But But with Baymax able to call out his own attacks, Hiro might need to microbots after all...]]
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** Even then, in the end [[spoiler:Yokai]]'s microbots are still around while he's carrying himself, while holding [[spoiler:the portal and Baymax]]. He could create his own clearly on his own, so even if Hiro doesn't remember how he did it, he could reverse engineer them from the fallen microbots in the vicinity.
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** Even then, in the end [[spoiler:Yokai]]'s Yokai's microbots are still around while he's carrying himself, while holding [[spoiler:the the portal and Baymax]].Baymax. He could create his own clearly on his own, so even if Hiro doesn't remember how he did it, he could reverse engineer them from the fallen microbots in the vicinity.
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At the end [[spoiler:how could Baymax still work when he had put his personality chip in his own rocket fist? Shouldn't he be going crazy on the fighting chip? Or if he had that removed should he be moving at all? Is there still a sentient Baymax floating around in the void?]]
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At the end [[spoiler:how how could Baymax still work when he had put his personality chip in his own rocket fist? Shouldn't he be going crazy on the fighting chip? Or if he had that removed should he be moving at all? Is there still a sentient Baymax floating around in the void?]]void?
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* Here's something nobody's brought up: Why didn't Baymax just deflate himself partially to propel himself, Hiro and the craft in the right direction? If he had started to do it when he grabbed onto Hiro's hand, they would have had more than enough time to exit the portal. This troper completely expected something like this, what with the running theme of "looking at things from a different angle."
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* Here's something nobody's brought up: Why didn't Baymax just deflate himself partially to propel himself, Hiro and the craft in the right direction? If he had started to do it when he grabbed onto Hiro's hand, they would have had more than enough time to exit the portal. This troper completely expected something like this, what with the running theme of "looking at things from a different angle."
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* Alternately, perhaps Yokai didn't plan anything at all, and was willing to bide his time to find a way to [[spoiler:get revenge on Krei]] at a later date. The fire could have just been a fortuitous accident, and Yokai decided to just LetNoCrisisGoToWaste.
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* Alternately, perhaps Yokai didn't plan anything at all, and was willing to bide his time to find a way to [[spoiler:get get revenge on Krei]] Krei at a later date. The fire could have just been a fortuitous accident, and Yokai decided to just LetNoCrisisGoToWaste.
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* On another thing regarding the fire, since [[spoiler:Callaghan is revealed to be Yokai, and thus, survived the fire, why was he branded as dead, since it didn't seem like there was another corpse at the school.]]
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* On another thing regarding the fire, since [[spoiler:Callaghan Callaghan is revealed to be Yokai, and thus, survived the fire, why was he branded as dead, since it didn't seem like there was another corpse at the school.]]
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** That doesn't account for the fact the authorities presumably found two bodies in the aftermath of the fire and one or both were so badly damaged they were unable to get a proper ID. The bodies would have been assumed to be [[spoiler:Tadashi and Callaghan]] because witnesses said they were still in the building. So either there is a third, unknown victim, or [[spoiler:Callaghan]] was able to rely on NeverFoundTheBody and NoOneCouldSurviveThat given that [[spoiler:Tadashi]] also died.
** Also, it kind of looks like there was an explosion (to this troper, anyway), and, either way, it's unclear for how long the fire lasted. It's not too much of a stretch to assume that [[spoiler: people may have thought that Callaghan, Tadashi, or both were burnt down to ashes or otherwise didn't leave enough remains behind]].
* Couldn't he have just waited? Hiro was clearly going to get into the school and would probably take the microbots to the lab. [[spoiler: Callaghan could ''easily'' have asked if he could borrow a few of them to work with, replicated them, and gone to town. No need to fake anyone's death, and nobody would ever have probably thought to suspect him even if they figured out he was replicating microbots.]]
** Also, it kind of looks like there was an explosion (to this troper, anyway), and, either way, it's unclear for how long the fire lasted. It's not too much of a stretch to assume that [[spoiler: people may have thought that Callaghan, Tadashi, or both were burnt down to ashes or otherwise didn't leave enough remains behind]].
* Couldn't he have just waited? Hiro was clearly going to get into the school and would probably take the microbots to the lab. [[spoiler: Callaghan could ''easily'' have asked if he could borrow a few of them to work with, replicated them, and gone to town. No need to fake anyone's death, and nobody would ever have probably thought to suspect him even if they figured out he was replicating microbots.]]
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** That doesn't account for the fact the authorities presumably found two bodies in the aftermath of the fire and one or both were so badly damaged they were unable to get a proper ID. The bodies would have been assumed to be [[spoiler:Tadashi Tadashi and Callaghan]] Callaghan because witnesses said they were still in the building. So either there is a third, unknown victim, or [[spoiler:Callaghan]] Callaghan was able to rely on NeverFoundTheBody and NoOneCouldSurviveThat given that [[spoiler:Tadashi]] Tadashi also died.
** Also, it kind of looks like there was anexplosion (to this troper, anyway), explosion, and, either way, it's unclear for how long the fire lasted. It's not too much of a stretch to assume that [[spoiler: that people may have thought that Callaghan, Tadashi, or both were burnt down to ashes or otherwise didn't leave enough remains behind]].
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* Couldn't he have just waited? Hiro was clearly going to get into the school and would probably take the microbots to the lab.
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[[spoiler:During the final battle, Baymax calls out his own attacks instead of relying on Hiro telling him what to do. Is that supposed to indicate CharacterDevelopment or something else?]]
* [[spoiler: Likely. Over the course of the movie, Baymax does become more human-like, though not so much, we'd forget he was a robot. Hiro was able to teach him a bit of slang, so it's possible he could learn how to call his own attacks too.]]
* Also, by that point, he had advanced far enough to override Hiro's directives. [[spoiler: After the whole 'kill Yokai' scene, Baymax is implicitly always in control of his own actions and directions. He's fighting but he's not willing to cause any harm.]]
* [[spoiler: Likely. Over the course of the movie, Baymax does become more human-like, though not so much, we'd forget he was a robot. Hiro was able to teach him a bit of slang, so it's possible he could learn how to call his own attacks too.]]
* Also, by that point, he had advanced far enough to override Hiro's directives. [[spoiler: After the whole 'kill Yokai' scene, Baymax is implicitly always in control of his own actions and directions. He's fighting but he's not willing to cause any harm.]]
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Just how much time elapsed between the portal accident and the events of the movie? Assuming the accident wasn't just before the expo (Callaghan seemed to be emotionally stable, not like someone whose daughter just disappeared in a freak lab experiment), it almost implies that several months elapsed between the demonstration and [[spoiler:when the capsule was rescued by Hiro and Baymax.]] How much time did Abigail spend in the void, and why didn't she suffer any physical effects like starvation or dehydration?
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Just how much time elapsed between the portal accident and the events of the movie? Assuming the accident wasn't just before the expo (Callaghan seemed to be emotionally stable, not like someone whose daughter just disappeared in a freak lab experiment), it almost implies that several months elapsed between the demonstration and [[spoiler:when when the capsule was rescued by Hiro and Baymax.]] Baymax. How much time did Abigail spend in the void, and why didn't she suffer any physical effects like starvation or dehydration?
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* Not sure how to ask this, but I was confused when I saw the scene where Hiro [[spoiler: ordered Baymax to attack Callaghan]], looking at Baymax's eyes and the sign in the fighting disk it's pretty obvious that Hiro programmed Baymax to kill showing no mercy, but how could he do that since he made it by downloading moves data from a martial-arts sensei video? Senseis generally have a more wise philosophy about fighting and Baymax's attitude is very opposite to Sensei's philosophy.
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* Not sure how to ask this, but I was confused when I saw the scene where Hiro [[spoiler: ordered Baymax to attack Callaghan]], Callaghan, looking at Baymax's eyes and the sign in the fighting disk it's pretty obvious that Hiro programmed Baymax to kill showing no mercy, but how could he do that since he made it by downloading moves data from a martial-arts sensei video? Senseis generally have a more wise philosophy about fighting and Baymax's attitude is very opposite to Sensei's philosophy.
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[[spoiler: How was Honey able to see into the teleporter room? the door was closed, with a very small crack, and the way the door opened, all she couldn't have been able to see the broken teleporter itself.]]
** [[spoiler:If it helps I remember the door being partially open.]]
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Why was it necessary for Baymax to deactivate [[spoiler: in order to save Hiro? Couldn't he have fired his rocket fist and sent the two humans in his care to safety without deactivating? He's used that weapon dozens of times already without needing to deactivate or do anything special.]]
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Why was it necessary for Baymax to deactivate [[spoiler: in order to save Hiro? Couldn't he have fired his rocket fist and sent the two humans in his care to safety without deactivating? He's used that weapon dozens of times already without needing to deactivate or do anything special.]]
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Baymax was created to help sick and injured, like Tadashi says he's "gonna help ''alot'' of people". There's only so many people ''one'' robot can help though, wouldn't the logic thing be to make many Baymaxes? Obviously it wouldn't be easy considering how much time Tadashi spent to make one Baymax right, but there should at least have been a mention that Baymax was meant to be the first of a new type or nursing robots or along those lines. [[spoiler:And Hiro apparently got Baymax' body and motorism down on his first try.]]
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Baymax was created to help sick and injured, like Tadashi says he's "gonna help ''alot'' of people". There's only so many people ''one'' robot can help though, wouldn't the logic thing be to make many Baymaxes? Obviously it wouldn't be easy considering how much time Tadashi spent to make one Baymax right, but there should at least have been a mention that Baymax was meant to be the first of a new type or nursing robots or along those lines. [[spoiler:And And Hiro apparently got Baymax' body and motorism down on his first try.]]
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* [[spoiler:Callaghan]] was a robotics genius. It just bugs me that after getting his hands on Hiro's microbots, and with considerable time (enough to manufacture a big bunch of them), why did he NOT upgrade/improve/weaponize them in some way? He could have thought of dozens of ways to make them more versatile or with more functionalities aimed at fulfilling his goals. Moreso after first meeting the heroes.
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* [[spoiler:Callaghan]] Callaghan was a robotics genius. It just bugs me that after getting his hands on Hiro's microbots, and with considerable time (enough to manufacture a big bunch of them), why did he NOT upgrade/improve/weaponize them in some way? He could have thought of dozens of ways to make them more versatile or with more functionalities aimed at fulfilling his goals. Moreso after first meeting the heroes.
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* Hear me out on this...If [[spoiler: Callaghan]] somehow knew that Krei knew that the portal test was unsafe, why didn't he try telling his daughter or convincing her to back out of the project, instead of just yelling at Krei about it afterwards? Even if he didn't know at first, putting aside the question of how he figures it out after the accident, his daughter was testing out a teleportation portal. Shouldn't he have figured something might have gone wrong?
** Grief isn't rational. Even people who know, factually and beyond doubt, that their loss was accidental and not anyone's fault will ''still'' look for someone to blame as an outlet for their emotions. [[spoiler:Callaghan]] fixated on blaming Krei as an alternative to accepting her loss, because Krei was in charge of the project.
** Stemming from this... Why didn't he just try suing Krei? If Krei knew there was something wrong with the project that he deliberately didn't tell [[spoiler: Callaghan]] or [[spoiler: his daughter]] about, it would seem like a pretty easy win for him, instead of trying to enact the most elaborate revenge scheme in history. He could sue the guy for everything he owns, and it would probably ruin him as much as sucking his new building into a portal, especially if it became known to the public that Krei was responsible for human life being lost inside the portal.
* Hear me out on this...If [[spoiler: Callaghan]] somehow knew that Krei knew that the portal test was unsafe, why didn't he try telling his daughter or convincing her to back out of the project, instead of just yelling at Krei about it afterwards? Even if he didn't know at first, putting aside the question of how he figures it out after the accident, his daughter was testing out a teleportation portal. Shouldn't he have figured something might have gone wrong?
** Grief isn't rational. Even people who know, factually and beyond doubt, that their loss was accidental and not anyone's fault will ''still'' look for someone to blame as an outlet for their emotions. [[spoiler:Callaghan]] fixated on blaming Krei as an alternative to accepting her loss, because Krei was in charge of the project.
** Stemming from this... Why didn't he just try suing Krei? If Krei knew there was something wrong with the project that he deliberately didn't tell [[spoiler: Callaghan]] or [[spoiler: his daughter]] about, it would seem like a pretty easy win for him, instead of trying to enact the most elaborate revenge scheme in history. He could sue the guy for everything he owns, and it would probably ruin him as much as sucking his new building into a portal, especially if it became known to the public that Krei was responsible for human life being lost inside the portal.
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* Hear me out on this...If[[spoiler: Callaghan]] Callaghan somehow knew that Krei knew that the portal test was unsafe, why didn't he try telling his daughter or convincing her to back out of the project, instead of just yelling at Krei about it afterwards? Even if he didn't know at first, putting aside the question of how he figures it out after the accident, his daughter was testing out a teleportation portal. Shouldn't he have figured something might have gone wrong?
** Grief isn't rational. Even people who know, factually and beyond doubt, that their loss was accidental and not anyone's fault will ''still'' look for someone to blame as an outlet for their emotions.[[spoiler:Callaghan]] Callaghan fixated on blaming Krei as an alternative to accepting her loss, because Krei was in charge of the project.
** Stemming from this... Why didn't he just try suing Krei? If Krei knew there was something wrong with the project that he deliberately didn't tell[[spoiler: Callaghan]] Callaghan or [[spoiler: his daughter]] daughter about, it would seem like a pretty easy win for him, instead of trying to enact the most elaborate revenge scheme in history. He could sue the guy for everything he owns, and it would probably ruin him as much as sucking his new building into a portal, especially if it became known to the public that Krei was responsible for human life being lost inside the portal.
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** Grief isn't rational. Even people who know, factually and beyond doubt, that their loss was accidental and not anyone's fault will ''still'' look for someone to blame as an outlet for their emotions.
** Stemming from this... Why didn't he just try suing Krei? If Krei knew there was something wrong with the project that he deliberately didn't tell
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** Hiro and his friends were tired. They had undergone two very physical ordeals (fighting Yokai/[[spoiler:Callaghan]] and fighting [[spoiler:Baymax in combat mode]]) and a big emotional upheaval ([[spoiler:the professor they looked up to who was thought to be dead was alive and had tried to kill them multiple times]]). They probably decided to sleep and resolve the situation in the morning. They didn't know when [[spoiler:Callaghan]] planned to attack.
** It seems illogical to have the discovery scene end on Hiro donning his helmet and saying "What are we waiting for?" if the team's next action was to go to sleep, though, doesn't it? Also, them not knowing where [[spoiler: Callaghan]] was going to strike is a bit of a moot point because of Baymax's scanner. One scan of the city would've told them at once where he was.
*** Oops, my apologies. I read it as ''where'' [[spoiler: Callaghan]] would attack, rather than when. Even despite this, however, why would Hiro say "What are we waiting for?" if they actually end up waiting for something? And the application of Baymax's scanner still applies -- they don't have to wait for him to show himself to find out where he is.
** It seems illogical to have the discovery scene end on Hiro donning his helmet and saying "What are we waiting for?" if the team's next action was to go to sleep, though, doesn't it? Also, them not knowing where [[spoiler: Callaghan]] was going to strike is a bit of a moot point because of Baymax's scanner. One scan of the city would've told them at once where he was.
*** Oops, my apologies. I read it as ''where'' [[spoiler: Callaghan]] would attack, rather than when. Even despite this, however, why would Hiro say "What are we waiting for?" if they actually end up waiting for something? And the application of Baymax's scanner still applies -- they don't have to wait for him to show himself to find out where he is.
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** Hiro and his friends were tired. They had undergone two very physical ordeals (fighting Yokai/[[spoiler:Callaghan]] Yokai/Callaghan and fighting [[spoiler:Baymax Baymax in combat mode]]) mode) and a big emotional upheaval ([[spoiler:the (the professor they looked up to who was thought to be dead was alive and had tried to kill them multiple times]]).times). They probably decided to sleep and resolve the situation in the morning. They didn't know when [[spoiler:Callaghan]] Callaghan planned to attack.
** It seems illogical to have the discovery scene end on Hiro donning his helmet and saying "What are we waiting for?" if the team's next action was to go to sleep, though, doesn't it? Also, them not knowing where[[spoiler: Callaghan]] Callaghan was going to strike is a bit of a moot point because of Baymax's scanner. One scan of the city would've told them at once where he was.
*** Oops, my apologies. I read it as ''where''[[spoiler: Callaghan]] Callaghan would attack, rather than when. Even despite this, however, why would Hiro say "What are we waiting for?" if they actually end up waiting for something? And the application of Baymax's scanner still applies -- they don't have to wait for him to show himself to find out where he is.
** It seems illogical to have the discovery scene end on Hiro donning his helmet and saying "What are we waiting for?" if the team's next action was to go to sleep, though, doesn't it? Also, them not knowing where
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* This is a couple of headscratchers, in one... First is why the team didn't think to have Baymax scan Krei himself, to see if his vitals matched those of Mr. Kabuki Mask. Second is why Baymax wouldn't have scanned [[spoiler: Callaghan]] Callaghan in the past, seeing as [[spoiler: Callaghan was Tadashi's robotics professor (wasn't he?)]], he?), and Baymax was Tadashi's robotics project... Wouldn't that have warranted a demonstration of Baymax's abilities to [[spoiler: Callaghan]]?Callaghan?
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* At the climax battle, [[spoiler:Yokai somehow manages to focus his thoughts on making the microbots do seven (and rather huge) different tasks simultaneously: piecing together the portal as well as attacking each individual [=BH6=] member in different ways.]] The guy must surely be the king of multitasking.
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* At the climax battle, [[spoiler:Yokai Yokai somehow manages to focus his thoughts on making the microbots do seven (and rather huge) different tasks simultaneously: piecing together the portal as well as attacking each individual [=BH6=] member in different ways.]] ways. The guy must surely be the king of multitasking.
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* Where did [[spoiler:Yokai get the raw materials to mass-produce hundreds of millions, if not billions, of small electronics? And where does he keep them? How can he sneak up on people with a swarm of billions of robots following him around?]]
** It's implied that [[spoiler:Krei]]'s abandoned island-lab is being used as his base of operations until his scheme is ready to be implemented. And most of his sneaking around is done during the night and is implied to be done through areas like docks and industrial areas which are pretty much ghost-towns at night. Though how they were able to have a car chase through such a bustling city -- even in the dead of night -- without any members of the public seeing it remains a mystery.
** It's implied that [[spoiler:Krei]]'s abandoned island-lab is being used as his base of operations until his scheme is ready to be implemented. And most of his sneaking around is done during the night and is implied to be done through areas like docks and industrial areas which are pretty much ghost-towns at night. Though how they were able to have a car chase through such a bustling city -- even in the dead of night -- without any members of the public seeing it remains a mystery.
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* Where did [[spoiler:Yokai Yokai get the raw materials to mass-produce hundreds of millions, if not billions, of small electronics? And where does he keep them? How can he sneak up on people with a swarm of billions of robots following him around?]]
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** It's implied that[[spoiler:Krei]]'s Krei's abandoned island-lab is being used as his base of operations until his scheme is ready to be implemented. And most of his sneaking around is done during the night and is implied to be done through areas like docks and industrial areas which are pretty much ghost-towns at night. Though how they were able to have a car chase through such a bustling city -- even in the dead of night -- without any members of the public seeing it remains a mystery.
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* She was [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zYVrAa-J0Y originally supposed to be their mother]], for what it's worth. Now that she's officially their aunt, it's possible that she isn't actually blood-related to them at all (she could've been their father's adopted or stepsister, or sister-in-law), which makes her relationship with the brothers even ''more'' heartwarming. (Doylist answer: they really wanted to [[Disney/{{Frozen}} re]]-reuse [[WesternAnimation/{{Tangled}} Rapunzel]]'s character model, I suppose.)
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* She was [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zYVrAa-J0Y originally supposed to be their mother]], for what it's worth. Now that she's officially their aunt, it's possible that she isn't actually blood-related to them at all (she could've been their father's adopted or stepsister, or sister-in-law), which makes her relationship with the brothers even ''more'' heartwarming. (Doylist answer: they really wanted to [[Disney/{{Frozen}} [[WesternAnimation/Frozen2013 re]]-reuse [[WesternAnimation/{{Tangled}} Rapunzel]]'s character model, I suppose.)
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* The series confirms that Tadashi had the help of a biomedical student while creating Baymax.
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*** But if Callaghan hadn't started the fire and then stayed in the building to steal the microbots, ''Tadashi wouldn't have thought to go in and save him.'' He didn't just start the fire, guys -- he specifically created a scenario that might give someone the idea to go in and save him.
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* She was [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zYVrAa-J0Y originally supposed to be their mother]], for what it's worth. Now that she's officially their aunt, it's possible that she isn't actually blood-related to them at all (she could've been their father's adopted or stepsister), which makes her relationship with the brothers even ''more'' heartwarming. (Doylist answer: they really wanted to [[Disney/{{Frozen}} re]]-reuse Rapunzel's character model, I suppose.)
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* She was [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zYVrAa-J0Y originally supposed to be their mother]], for what it's worth. Now that she's officially their aunt, it's possible that she isn't actually blood-related to them at all (she could've been their father's adopted or stepsister), stepsister, or sister-in-law), which makes her relationship with the brothers even ''more'' heartwarming. (Doylist answer: they really wanted to [[Disney/{{Frozen}} re]]-reuse Rapunzel's character model, I suppose.)
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* Apparently everyone just takes ThouShaltNotKill as a general rule. It's kindof a subtle thing, if you think about it. The good guys know that they're superheroes, and practically every mainstream superhero obeys ThouShaltNotKill, so they obey it too.
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* Apparently everyone just takes ThouShaltNotKill as a general rule. It's kindof kind of a subtle thing, if you think about it. The good guys know that they're superheroes, and practically every mainstream superhero obeys ThouShaltNotKill, so they obey it too.
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* He planned his revenge in a very specific way - using the transporter gate. He had lots of chance killing Krei, but he won't be satisfied with that. After the island is closed, the gate seemed to be destroyed (he took them from the ocean) and he took time to rebuilt them. He isn't specifically target the students, his main target is Krei; he just didn't mind killing anyone else on his path. In short, he was afraid being found out before his plan could be carried out. Note that he probably thinks they are dead after the car falls to the water.
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* He planned his revenge in a very specific way - using the transporter gate. He had lots of chance of killing Krei, but he won't be satisfied with that. After the island is closed, the gate seemed to be destroyed (he took them from the ocean) and he took time to rebuilt them. He isn't specifically target the students, his main target is Krei; he just didn't mind killing anyone else on his path. In short, he was afraid of being found out before his plan could be carried out. Note that he probably thinks they are dead after the car falls to the water.
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** The animated series establishes that Baymax's endoskeleton has it's own operating system, enough to follow or carry out simple instructions without his memory chip, but no more then that. It is most likely Baymax uploaded one final command into this endoskeleton, remove the memory chip and place it in the hand of the rocket fist, execute task before deactivation shutdown. It also appears Baymax can access the memory of actions performed via a system log, as he is perfectly aware of what transpired when his chip was removed from his body by Hiro.
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** The animated series establishes that Baymax's endoskeleton has it's own operating system, enough to follow or carry out simple instructions without his memory chip, but no more then than that. It is most likely Baymax uploaded one final command into this endoskeleton, remove the memory chip and place it in the hand of the rocket fist, execute task before deactivation shutdown. It also appears Baymax can access the memory of actions performed via a system log, as he is perfectly aware of what transpired when his chip was removed from his body by Hiro.
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* Wait, when did the film (or any supplementary material or the show) indicate her surname is Hamada? I remember the Disney Wiki (which isn't an official source) used to claim that but not anymore.
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* Wait, when did the film (or any supplementary material or the show) indicate her surname is Hamada? I remember Okay, the Disney Wiki (which isn't an official source) used to claim that but not anymore.
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** The alveolar tap? She's using the original Japanese pronunciation instead of the Anglicised one. As for why the Hamadas also pronounce it as such, there can be a variety of reasons: they grew up in San Fransokyo so the English way is more natural to them, they want to show that they're Americans through and through by saying it how Americans say it, they thought sticking with the Japanese pronunciation was snobby, or just personal preference.
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** He introduces himself as a ''personal'' health care companion, so surgery and other complex procedures aren't in the programming anyway. Tadashi intended for people to have a Baymax in their home so that they could consult him first before spending money on a clinic or ER visit.
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** The animated series establishes that Baymax's endoskeleton has it's own operating system, enough to follow or carry out simple instructions without his memory chip, but no more then that. It is most likely Baymax uploaded one final command into this endoskeleton, remove the memory chip and place it in the hand of the rocket fist, execute task before deactivation shutdown. It also appears Baymax can access the memory of actions performed via a system log, as he is perfectly aware of what transpired when his chip was removed from his body by Hiro.
*** A new combat chip was created by Hiro in the animated series, one emphasizing heroics rather then direct fighting. How this chip differs from the previous combat chip is unknown, but most likely contains extra scenarios for being a superhero.
*** A new combat chip was created by Hiro in the animated series, one emphasizing heroics rather then direct fighting. How this chip differs from the previous combat chip is unknown, but most likely contains extra scenarios for being a superhero.
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** In Season 2, he modifies the gloves to launch several miniaturised electromagnetic discs. These discs can pull large metal objects towards them or reverse polarity to launch the magnetised objects high into the sky.
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* Wait, when did the film (or any supplementary material or the show) indicate her surname is Hamada? I know the Disney Wiki used to claim that but not anymore.
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*** But if Callaghan hadn't started the fire and then stayed in the building to steal the microbots, ''Tadashi wouldn't have thought to go in and save him.'' He didn't just start the fire, guys -- he specifically created a scenario that might give someone the idea to go in and save him.
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** The film seems to try its hardest to subvert the idea of Krei being a CorruptCorporateExecutive. Considering how easily everyone else went along with the project after the anomaly came up, it's likely he was being truthful about it being within parameters.
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** Callaghan's perspective could be that Tadashi caused his own death by choosing to go into the building to save him rather than wait for the fire department to arrive.
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** Because none of those plans would've been fast enough. (Also because it's never shown that the rocket fists can be activated remotely.) Even with the plan they went with, the portal explodes mere ''seconds'' after the pod emerges safely from it. Trying to implement any other option would run the risk of killing Hiro and Abigail for the sake of trying to save a healthcare robot who's expendable and can be rebuilt. Baymax was programmed to ensure the health and safety of his patients above all else - he's not going to attempt, suggest, or allow for a course of action that puts them in significant danger just to save himself.
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** Because none of those plans would've been fast enough. (Also because it's never shown that the rocket fists can be activated remotely.) Even with the plan they went with, the portal explodes mere ''seconds'' after the pod emerges safely from it. Trying to implement any other option would run the risk of killing Hiro and Abigail for the sake of trying to save a healthcare robot who's expendable and can be rebuilt. Baymax was programmed to ensure the health and safety of his patients above all else - he's not going to attempt, suggest, or allow for a course of action that puts them in significant danger just to save himself.
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** Because none of those plans would've been fast enough. (Also because it's never shown that the ticket fists can be activated remotely.) Even with the plan they went with, the portal explodes mere ''seconds'' after Hiro emerges safely from it. Trying to implementing any other option would run the risk of killing Hiro and Abigail for the sake of trying to save a healthcare robot who's expendable and can be rebuilt. Baymax was programmed to ensure the health and safety of his patients - he's not going to attempt, suggest, or allow a course of action that puts them in significant danger just to safe himself.
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** Because none of those plans would've been fast enough. (Also because it's never shown that the ticket rocket fists can be activated remotely.) Even with the plan they went with, the portal explodes mere ''seconds'' after Hiro the pod emerges safely from it. Trying to implementing implement any other option would run the risk of killing Hiro and Abigail for the sake of trying to save a healthcare robot who's expendable and can be rebuilt. Baymax was programmed to ensure the health and safety of his patients above all else - he's not going to attempt, suggest, or allow for a course of action that puts them in significant danger just to safe save himself.
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* Because none of those plans would've been fast enough. (Also because it's never shown that the ticket fists can be activated remotely.) Even with the plan they went with, the portal explodes mere ''seconds'' after Hiro emerges safely from it. Trying to implementing any other option would run the risk of killing Hiro and Abigail for the sake of trying to save a healthcare robot who's expendable and can be rebuilt. Baymax was programmed to ensure the health and safety of his patients - he's not going to attempt, suggest, or allow a course of action that puts them in significant danger just to safe himself.
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