In Big Hero 6, there is lots of despair. The characters feel despair when something bad happens to someone they love or care about. When Tadashi dies, his family and friends despair, when Abigail "dies", her family does the same. When Hiro found out it was Callaghan behind the mask he was angry but also felt despair as his brother died trying to save Callaghan, and they all thought that he had died. When Baymax died, they all lost a friend. In this movie lots of bad things happen and people feel despair and sadness because of it, and their despair leads to anger and revenge.

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in this paragraph will be writing about science in the movie big hero six. each of the main charecters invented something to get in colleague, for example  tanasi invented bamax or wasabi invented the cool blades the cut through things. they invented stuff to help people and they used them to catch th man in the copuki mask. by tyson

'Friends can be different... YAAAY!' (*shudders*)

Hiro becomes friends with a 'healthcare robot' who only really engages in healthcare at one point in the movie. Hiro is obviously schizophrenic or something, becoming friends with a robot, and the others are likely being polite when they don't call him out on it. Also, how the hell did the Tadoshi guy accidentally invent a learning robot, who has some personality, maybe not when compared to real people, but with the people in the movie, and why did he keep designing it for healthcare, also, how did he program a moves editor, and not think about selling some in the army? I think the message from this is,

'Friends don't have to be living... Yaaaay? ...'

Wait a minute, maybe the lack of personality was intentional, like how Baymax is awkward, because he's a robot, All the main characters are robots. They're in an experiment, the first prototype for learning robots with personality. They were designed to see how many people would notice their inhuman personality... They're for the army, to function as Spies... There will be a batch of Hiros, infiltrating different countries, stamping out rebellions, and then the domination of San Fran-Tokyo will be complete! WE MUST STOP THEM!!!!!!!!

With the movie ‘Bighero6’ there where many themes one of
them being death. There were a few of deaths presumed death and actual death. This
shows that death and loss was a big part of the movie. The actual deaths where
when Hiro’s and Tadashi’s parents had died when Hiro was 3 years old. Then when
Hiro was 14 years old his brother Tadashi dies in a fire\explosion. Also the presumed
death of Baymax in the portal which he had probibubly run out of charge and switched off. Then Abagail had got stuck in the portal and was thought to be dead. So there were a couple of deaths in which people had died and their families had wanted
revenge, due to their death.

friendship like Hiro and his Tadashi, and the Tadashi friend GoGo, Fred, Honey Lemon.

first Hiro think Tadashi's friend are nerd but after think it cool. so that frienship

There was a lot of teamwork presented in the movie “big hero 6”.

The teamwork shown in the movie is death, because when tadashi died his friends would always make sure that his brother hero was ok and they would always comfort him.

Another way that teamwork was presented in this movie was that they always stuck together when they were defeating Robert Calahan because of what he did the tadashi.

They would always use teamwork when they invent new things

to fight and to save people.

When they defeated Robert calahan they stuck together and

put together all their skills in order to defeat Robert.  

Revenge is one of the themes that's presented in the ''Big Hero 6'' movie. the movie shows us that revenge is a cruel, meaningless thing, but sometimes even revenge can lead to a sequence of good events. An example of cruel revenge is Dr. Callaghan's idea of destroying everything that Krei achieved in the past few years (and Krei himself), because Callaghan wanted to revenge Krei for his 'dead' daughter. this was wrong and meaningless because even if Krei died, what good would it to to Callaghan's daughter? another example of cruel revenge was showed to us when Hiro set Baymax to kill Dr.Callaghan, the reason being death of his brother, Tadashi (Tadashi tried to save Dr. Callaghan when he thought that the Doctor was dying, but as it turned out it was a set up to steal Hiro's micro-bots).

Another example of revenge was shown by Hiro, when he saw that the man in kabuki mask had his micro-bots, Hiro swore that he would get his micro-bots back. throughout the whole movie Hiro was trying to get his bots back, gaining new friends and discovering new things about himself and the world around him. In the end Hiro even saved Calloghan's daughter, and all of this was just because he wanted to revenge the man behind the mask for stealing his bots. This revenge lead to good events, so I think that not all revenges are bad and completely meaningless.

Loss is a main theme presented in the Movie "Big Hero 6". Their are many examples of loss in the movie such as when; 

- Hiro, Aunt Kas, and the scientists lost Tadashi in the fire 

The scientists reacted positively to this situation and supported each other even though they were upset. Although Hiro reacted negatively to this situation and shut down...When he found out the fire was purposely set by Krei he then was thirsty for revenge, which didn't resolve anything - as learnt.

- Dr Callaghan lost his daughter in the portal 

Like Hiro reacting to his brothers death, when Dr Callaghan discovered his daughter was missing he also reacted negatively and decided to get revenge.

- Hiro and Tadashi lost their parents 

The movie didn't show their initial reaction to this situation... This event happened such a long time ago it doesn't have a big effect on them emotionally anymore, though it could have improved their protective instincts over their friends.

- Hiro lost Baymax in the wormhole 

Hiro was really upset when this happened most likely because Baymax was the only thing that connected him to his deceased brother. Instead of lashing out with revenge like in previous incidences he didn't. meaning that he has learnt that revenge isn't beneficial for anyone or anything - even himself.

Overall I think people experience loss in different ways - positively and negatively, although those ways can be changed with different experiences. I think that this movie is promoting revenge as a negative soloution to loss, seen as their are other less destructive violent ways to express your feelings.