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Big Hero 6teen
oh my fuckin god
Oh . . . my goodness, though to be fair, Honey Lemon looks like a hybrid of Jen and Caitlin, not just Caitlin. Still, they are quite the doppelgangers, aren't they? That or teen tropes are a hell of a thing.
Don't look at me like that.
I loved 6teen. It was a great show. Even saw the banned episodes, including the one Caitlin got a cold sore and Nikki's badge said ASS MAN. That's how much of a fan I am.
Speaking of Honey Lemon, Elsa, Anna, and Rapunzel, a reminder of what you're you're getting yourselves into, courtesy of Animaniacs.
Animaniacs. 20 years, and still relevant.
New Big Hero 6 posters! First official look at all the main characters! Which one is your favorite?
… I see they took the Tatsunoko Pro school of Japanese superhero design. That’s better than nothing also Honey Lemon kinda looks like Rapunzel
I find it interesting they made it more multicultural despite the original being based mainly in Japan with commentary about Honey Lemon being blond.
Can we talk about this being a Marvel superteam but there’s no Marvel logo anywhere?
like this is an in-canon 616 Sunfire-was-a-2nd-generation-X-man superteam
idk man
They probably didn’t want to include it as part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
"From the Creators of Wreck-It Ralph and Frozen"
Guess that's more marketable from a Disney perspective than "From the Creators of Ben 10 and Generator Rex."
Also explains Princess Samey Face in pink.
Apparently, Disney is going to turn this Marvel franchise, Big Hero 6, into their first Marvel/Disney animated film. Interesting concept of heroes fighting crime and saving the day in Japan. A former X-Men, a former villain, a powerhouse ex-prisoner, a transforming magical heroine, a boy genius, and a giant lizard man.
In the right hands, this could be a fun series.This would be the third Asian-based theatrical animated film from Disney (Aladdin and Mulan are the other two)
Wonder if they're going to get Man of Action to develop the film considering, well, half of them (Steven T. Seagle and Duncan Rouleau) created the property in the first place.
