hi heres a doodle dump

sry for being so inactive. i have some school art project im working on so i just havent had much time for social media uffa. ALSO the smiley guy w the cap is my beloved oc nexus 🤭

Yokai is back at Disneyland for Oogie Boogie Bash…and he talks!

(Video credit goes to finding_denny on Instagram)

top ten smartest characters in BH6, my ranking:

1- Hiro Hamada. Of course he’s at the top, lol. Not only did he outsmart Obake, he also came up with everyone’s hero gear, coded Baymax’s other chips besides Tadashi’s, made a working energy amplifier (that didn’t immediately explode) in like two days with only Krei’s failed prototype to go off of, and HE IS IN SFIT AT 14. Of course he’s the smartest. Also he’s made other robots completely on his own like the microbots and Mini-Mac. He also comes up with most of the battle plans for BH6, and helped cure Liv Amara alongside Karmi.

2- Obake/ Bob Aken. First off, he was also in SFIT as a teen. My headcanon was that he started attending at 16, and Karmi’s like a week younger than him (so she’s technically still the 2nd youngest person to ever go to SFIT). Also!! He was the FIRST to make an energy amplifier, with absolutely nothing to go off of. His was the first, and honestly I wouldn’t be surprised if Krei’s amplifier was based off of Obake’s amplifier. Yes the amplifier exploded immediately but he was still the first. And of course, as an adult, he made a shit ton of advanced tech. He made Trina, the most advanced AI in the whole BH6-verse (even better than Baymax because she’s basically indistinguishable from a human and can make her own decisions outside of her original purpose), he made an underwater base, a bunch of other robots, and was able to follow Shimamoto’s clues to rebuild the star machine. Also he managed to play Hiro and the rest of BH6 like a damn violin and would have succeeded if it wasn’t for Globby.

3- Honey Lemon. Honey Lemon is a goddamn genius and I will die on this hill. Her chem-purse has the INDIVIDUAL ELEMENTS. So in battle, she has to legitimately think up and type in a chemical formula to make the compound to use. So she’s gotta have some MAJOR chemistry skill, an excellent memory, and wicked fast reaction time. She also found a way to cure Globby. Also let’s not forget that time she made a literal amnesia serum in like two minutes for Hiro to give to Karmi when she thought that Karmi was onto them. Also, she did uncover Lenore Shimamoto’s secret life as a scientist alongside Wasabi, and Lenore hid that shit really well.

4- Tadashi. Honestly, Tadashi and Honey Lemon are almost tied for third, but Honey Lemon’s a little smarter. He probably got into SFIT early too, cause he couldn’t have been that old. He was probably in at like 17 and died at 20. Also, he made Baymax, one of the most advanced AIs to ever exist, plus the actual robot is rlly advanced too. So just for building Baymax, he can have this spot, because of how advanced Baymax is. Although running into a burning building was kind of a dumb move.

5- Karmi. Karmi’s actually pretty gifted and you all are unnecessarily hating on this poor girl. She’s 16 and at SFIT, and while my headcanon is that she only got in a week younger than the third youngest student, she’s still the second youngest to ever go to SFIT. She also was able to observe BH6 close enough to write moves that could actually work with their gear, which allowed them to escape Momakase and save Karmi herself. Also, she’s made some epic tech. She made the patches to subdue Oreo Knox, which Di Amara later used for her own evil work. She also did that project with the electric currents in the roses, which probably has some pretty interesting uses. She also got chosen to be Di’s intern, and although she got manipulated big time, I can’t say I blame her or say she’s any less smart for literally being mutated and tortured by a woman she thought was her friend and mentor. Also, Hiro would have never gotten the nanobots to work and cure Liv Amara without Karmi’s help and insight. She also made that glove in Season 3 to beat Hardlight. In short, Karmi is way smarter than the fandom gives her credit for.

6- Gogo. Gogo’s actually quite smart and she’s come up with some interesting things. Her maglev tech is really advanced and gives her an extra edge in battle. She also was the first to catch onto the fact that Karmi had a point with her fanfic and was the first to start using Karmi’s ideas to drive up the wall to chase Momakase. She also came up with that train thing we saw her with the model of in CtC pt 1, which I assume is her midterm project. The world can always use more high-speed rail so she’s quite smart in my book for that. She also of course worked with Hiro to make that awesome bike she chased Mr Sparkles with in S2. Plus she’s in SFIT, which is a really challenging environment on its own so she’d have to be really smart to get in.

7- Wasabi. Wasabi and Gogo are like, exactly tied for 6th. They’re both on the same level of smart, but I like Gogo more so she gets 6ths (no hate to Wasabi fans, I like him too). Wasabi, of course, has his plasma blades, which are literally second to nothing but graphene. He can cut through nearly anything with his tech. He also worked with Hiro to build that space junk disposal device in S1, and helped Honey Lemon uncover the very well-guarded secrets of Lenore Shimamoto’s life as a scientist.

8- Wendy Wower. Wendy, although a minor character, has shown herself to be pretty damn smart. She wrote the thesis that Trevor Trengrove stole, which was the basis for Tadashi’s work. Without Wendy’s thesis, Tadashi would have never made Baymax. So, though she never gained the recognition she deserved for her intelligence, she’s still hella smart. Plus, she did manage to make a name for herself as a beloved educator and inspiration for kids to get into science, and that’s kind of hard to do if you’re not already really smart when it comes to science.

9- Lenore Shimamoto. Lenore Shimamoto is really smart, although her invention failed. She built the star machine, which caused the Great Catastrophe. But, she intended it to be an infinite energy device. So, like a very early interpretation of the energy amplifier. She also built a secret lab and hid all evidence of the star machine so well that it took over a hundred years to find. And honestly, if the only person who could crack your secret was literally the second smartest person in the whole show (Obake), you hid that secret pretty well. She also built and ran a whole art institute, it takes smarts to run such a big university.

10- Professor Granville. Honestly I was stuck on who to put here, but I think she deserves this spot. She’s an accomplished professor, knowledgeable about her subjects, and was obviously smart enough to mentor Hiro, Karmi, and Obake. If she wasn’t smart, they wouldn’t have latched onto her as much as they did. She also fixed Baymax that one time in S2 and went to rescue their asses all on her own, built the robot spider SFIT security system, and has some pretty good deduction skills in order to find out where Momakase was going to steal from next.

You can also put Professor Callaghan here at 10th for similar reasons, being an accomplished professor, writing many papers on robotics and inspiring Hiro’s microbots, and coming up with the plan to kill Krei. But, his plan got foiled by Hiro, and Hiro was an inexperienced superhero at this time, so it’s not like with Obake where Hiro was a seasoned superhero who had a fair shot at stopping his plans. Hiro and Obake were evenly matched. So if Inexperienced Hiro could beat Callaghan, that means Callaghan’s not quite as smart.

These are eight of the main characters from Disney's Big Hero 6.

Cutscenes #35: Unexpected

Callaghan gets a visitor. O_O

Callaghan let out a long, tired sigh as he waited for lunch to be served, occasionally looking up from his book to check out the time or gaze at the picture of his daughter Abigail; this was another item he was fortunately allowed to keep with him.

He eventually closed his book and rubbed his fatigued eyes as he got up from his chair in favor of laying down on the bed and staring at the cell’s ceiling. Perhaps I can ask for a few new books, maybe even some that pertain to more scientific subjects, the former professor wondered.  I’m fairly certain I’ve already read “The Odyssey” three times now. The relative quiet of his prison chamber mixed with the low hum the lights gave off had the robotist start to doze off until a static crackle from the intercom made him snap back awake.

“Callaghan. You’ve got a visitor,” came the gruff voice of a security guard as he informed the other man before clicking back off.

Here's the link on AO3:

Controversial opinion : robert callaghan deserve redemption arc if done properly especially idgaf if you disagreed

Surprised there are WAY more Pixar twist villains than Disney. They’re getting their own list.

27-4-2024

My random headcanon : callaghan had bad drinking habits especially he is not great at dealing with stress

I started this last month n decided fuck it ill just post it.

don't think I'm ever gonna finish it so yea.

I can't help but sigh when I see just how poorly written Callaghan is as an antagonist character.

As if he can keep up a charade of a wise professor and then proceed to intact a reckless plan that mortally wounded his best student and jeopardized his student's lives and San Fransokyo. If he is reckless, we should've seen little ticks from the start. If he is collected like we were supposed to believe, his plan would've been more discreet. Like, pick a side, you either have control or not.

I don't blame him for seeing red, but Callaghan acts as if Alistair Krei deliberately wanted to kill his daughter. Callaghan isn't this rageful bull. He is rational like getting Hiro to ditch bot-fights after sharing that tidbit of his daughter and being honest/saying it smoothly as is about Krei 'cutting corners'. If he really is revenge-driven and a lunatic to want to kill Krei, you think he would've jumped his ass from the start when Krei was in his orbit at the SFIT showcase. Again, pick a side.

For him to straight up tell Hiro to his face that it's Tadashi's fault that he died and shows no remorse about it and in the same breath, mourn over his daughter Abigail gives me a headache. You think he'd be more sympathetic.

Tldr; I could go on. These are the most obvious ones though. It's so sad how badly massacred a character was. Robert Callaghan is a genuinely sweet old man who is mourning his daughter idk why they villainized that. krei should've been the villain like how it was planned in the concepts. disney sucks with twist villains and yokai was their worst.

More BH6

Happy BH6 Month!  Already I am regretting logging back onto Tumblr.

So this is a scene from Book I of Ghost’s Fury (read it now on FFN and AO3, Book II updates every Thursday)—finished it up last month while watching Riders/Defenders of Berk.

Anywho, so this is an AU where the team are dragons—Honey Lemon is a Light Fury, Gogo’s a Deadly Nadder, Hiro is a Night Fury, and Fred is a Monstrous Nightmare (“Greenscales” is Wasabi, they get their team names from the Yokai).  Was definitely interesting getting the team appearance to mesh with dragon designs, and honestly I think I succeeded with Fred more, all things considered.

Find it on Eclipse here, as always please be kind and reblog, not repost, thank you!

Big Hero 6 © 2014 Disney

How To Train Your Dragon © 2010 DreamWorks; Cressida Cowell

Done in Adobe Photoshop.

i learned earlier today of a bh6 deleted scene where wasabi grabs a knife to try and fuckin shank yokai and like why on earth had i not known about this

why do you think it’s strange yokai from big hero six is in the end credits of wish?

Baymax is certainly the main face associated with BH6, so using him makes more sense in term of being recognizable compared to Yokai. :/