has to feel like a story that really has to be told, or deserves to be told. "We want to get through the launch of the film, take some time off, and once we're a little more rested, we'll have more time to think about that sort of thing," noted Williams.Īdded Hall, "Having said that, of course, we love these characters, and the thought of working with them again some day definitely has its appeal. However, at that time, he and Hall had "not talked about anything" pertaining to a Big Hero 6 sequel. Williams chimed in to say that the ending of Big Hero 6 does leave the door open for "further adventures," so there would be no trouble crafting a new narrative for a follow-up film. So we haven't talked about or thought about any sequels or anything like that." These are characters that we've grown to know very well, now it's time to let go of them, and they're going into the world without us. The director admitted, "It was really fun, but it was long hours, and it was pretty intense. Hall shared in a February 2015 interview with Creative Screenwriting that he and Williams would have to "see" about making another Big Hero 6 movie, as they were "exhausted from the ordeal of making" the first one. Three months after Big Hero 6 launched in theaters in November 2014, the film's directors, Don Hall and Chris Williams, revealed that a sequel wasn't out of the realm of reality.
So, will there be a Big Hero 6 sequel coming our way in the future? Let's discuss.
In the time since Walt Disney Animation Studios broke our hearts and put them back together with Big Hero 6 - the 2014 3D-animated film about the young robotics prodigy Hiro Hamada (Ryan Potter) and the inflatable medical assistant Baymax (Scott Adsit) his late brother Tadashi (Daniel Henney) created - fans have wondered whether they'd ever get a chance to visit the futuristic city of San Fransokyo again and reunite with Hiro, Baymax, and their many pals.
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