The most memorable character for me though was Baymax, he has to be one of Disney's most adorable characters, along with Maximus(Tangled) and Sven(Frozen) he has one of their cutest since the Renaissance. Hiro is a very flawed but still likable main protagonist and his relationship between brother Tadashi is beautifully done. The characters are not the most developed ones there ever were and as said more should have been done with the villain, but they're still engaging. Sure Big Hero 6 sometimes takes a dark tone but not in a heavy or inappropriate way, there's no reason why anybody should be disturbed by that. The brother-brother relationship is handled very affectingly, like between Anna and Elsa in Frozen it was Disney trying to explore a different kind of relationship than they did before and it succeeds in that respect. Stan Lee), and of the laugh-out-loud witty kind and even better is the emotional impact Big Hero 6 has.
Whatever originality it may lack, it more than compensates for that with fun and heart. While the story is not flawless, on the most part it's still a winner. The catchy and upbeat yet atmospheric and emotion-filled soundtrack and smart script are other things to like, as are the brisk(when not rushed) pacing and rousing if not exactly inventive action. One of the best-looking recent Disney films definitely. However, the animation is outstanding with lots of rich colours and textures, backgrounds that are incredibly detailed and sweet(but not in a cloying way) character designs.
The villain felt underdeveloped and his reveal came over as very obvious and forced as well. If it slowed down and explored a little less areas it would have improved things. It did feel a little rushed at times and felt like it tried to do a little too much in the storytelling, as a result some ideas that were introduced like the science-is-good message gets lost. But it is still very good and one of their best easily since the Renaissance. Big Hero 6 is not among the best that Disney has ever done and it isn't flawless.
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