In fact, Sunfire even got top billing in the team's very first title, with Sunfire and Big Hero Six running for three issues in late 1998. Created by members of the Man of Action collective - namely Steve Seagle and Duncan Rouleau - the original Big Hero 6 lineup consisted of Baymax, Hiro Takachiho, Go Go Tomago and Honey Lemon, as well as Sunfire (created by Roy Thomas and Don Heck) and Silver Samurai (created by Steve Gerber and Bob Brown). Those familiar with Marvel's Big Hero 6 comics will know that the titular team has some major X-Men ties.
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RELATED: Fox Hurt the Darkest X-Men Movie by Deleting Its Most Graphic Scene And while it's true that the first Big Hero 6 movie was fairly conclusive in its story, Disney would have plenty of new material to work with following its 2019 acquisition of 21st Century Fox and, by extension, the X-Men movie rights. There was even a recent rumor that there were plans to introduce Big Hero 6 characters to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, though that idea was quickly quashed by a source at Marvel Studios. Even still, those waiting for a new big-screen entry in the franchise have had to keep waiting.Įvery so often, a new rumor will surface that Disney is developing a Big Hero 6 sequel, though this almost always leads nowhere.
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What's more, Baymax! - a spinoff series animated in the film's 3D style - is expected to debut on Disney+ in 2022. Big Hero 6: The Series, a 2D-animated follow-up, did enjoy a three-season run on Disney XD and Disney Channel from 2017 to 2021. Basically, with the movie making close to $100 million globally to date, a follow up movie needs to happen.Our screens haven't been entirely without Big Hero 6 since the film was released in 2014. Earlier this week, we talked about a different path a Big Hero 6 sequel could explore. It suggests one possible direction in which a sequel could go. Stan Lee’s cameo does set up future stories in the Big Hero 6 world, as the father tells Fred thay have a lot to talk about. And it’s so funny to have this heartfelt moment with a giant of comic and superhero, Stan Lee." There’s more of this story to tell, if audiences want to hear more of it. I didn’t notice it until like the third time I saw it, but it was like, ‘Whoa, that’s brilliant!’ But that’s what Disney does. And obviously, you see that and then you see them at the end, and then the credits…I didn’t notice this until the second time, but you see newspaper articles about them doing superhero stuff in town. He came in and was like, ‘Yeah, whatever you need, let’s figure it out.’ And they said that they found this really sweet but really funny moment.
I think they found out that they could get him to do that, and he was a totally chill-town guy. Miller to share a scene with Stan Lee, and the actor spoke to us at the same press event about how it even became a possibility: It's like, ‘What if his dad closely resembled Stan Lee?’ It felt like we could kind of weave that in there, and get a little humor, a little wink to Stan Lee out of that." Then it felt like, ‘Oh, what if…’ and then we started from that. What if we found out he was super, super rich? We all thought that was a super funny idea. He's kind of this gross guy, but appealing.
The writers, Dan Gerson and Rob Baird, came to us one day with a pitch about ‘Hey, what if Fred was rich? But nobody knew it.’ You know, he comes off as this kind of slacker dude and his underwear thing and all that.
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