Big Hero 6

Following the Great Catastrophe of 1906, in which scientist Lenore Shimamoto triggered a massive earthquake while attempting to invent a new form of unlimited energy that failed, Japanese immigrants aided in the reconstruction by contributing key Japanese construction techniques that allowed the city to thrive and withstand seismic events like never before. After this restoration, San Francisco was renamed San Fransokyo in honor and recognition of its rebirth through the combination of Japanese and American architecture, landscaping, and engineering. Soon after, the iconic fusion of American and Japanese cultures took place in the city. The city of San Fransokyo presents a blend of Eastern and Western aesthetics that spans a large coastal region of the Pacific Ocean. It is home to such notable landmarks as the Lucky Cat Café, Akuma Island, and the San Fransokyo Institute of Technology. Downtown San Fransokyo is where the vast majority of events take place. Japanese flora and fauna can also be found throughout the city, such as cherry blossoms and Japanese bobtail cats.

More than a century before the current timeline, the university was built to accommodate students excelling in science and technology. To attend the school, applicants can register at the school's annual convention in its Exhibition Hall, where emerging geniuses showcase new creations for admission.

Ito Ishioka Robotics Laboratory This building, the center of the university's robotics program, is named after Professor Ito Ishioka. It's divided into three floors, all glazed to let in natural light, and is powered by solar panels. Robert Callaghan previously managed the building until Granville took over, and it's currently frequented by Hiro, Go Go, Wasabi, and Honey. Hiro's lab is also located there.

Hiro's Laboratory It used to be Bob Aken's laboratory until his accident forced him to leave, and later it became Tadashi's workspace, granted thanks to his efforts.

After Tadashi died, Hiro also wanted to use it in his brother's memory, but Professor Granville forbade him from being inside since she wanted him to earn it as his brother did, although later she decided to let him work on it since she believed that Tadashi's legacy would prevent Hiro from following Aken's dangerous mistakes.

The laboratory is also where Baymax was originally created by Tadashi, and later rebuilt by Hiro.

Exhibition Hall This room is used for the annual presentation of applicants. Some companies and alumni also attend this presentation as an opportunity to hire promising young people or even offer them a scholarship.

Periodic table CaFe It is the name of the school's cafeteria/dining hall, which is a separate building. Its name, stylized as CaFe, represents the elements calcium (Ca) and iron (Fe).

Tadashi Hamada Room The building was constructed by Krei Tech Industries in memory of the late Tadashi Hamada, who died in the fire that consumed the Exhibition Hall.

San Fransokyo Institute of Technology: a university esteemed by talented intellectuals and prodigies, is the pride of the city's scientific and technological advancements. San Fransokyo Police Department: The police department is the most important police force in San Fransokyo. San Fransokyo Art Institute: Another institution for talented artists and a rival of the San Fransokyo Institute of Technology. Frederickson Mansion: Fred's family residence and one of the locations in Big Hero 6. Krei Tech Industries: a famous technology company owned by Alistair Krei. Downtown: The heart of San Fransokyo is located in the city's metropolitan center. Several key locations are found here: Lucky Cat Café: a popular bakery, breakfast, lunch and dinner shop that is also the home of the Hamada family. Warehouses: Multiple warehouses can be found throughout the city and are used as hideouts for villains. Lucky Alley: A district known for being home to criminals, like Mr. Yama and his henchmen. It gets its name from the slim chances of anyone making it out alive; but to outsiders who arrive, we wish them luck. Momakase's hideout is located there, where the Food Fight competition used to be held. Go Go Tomago Neighborhood: This dangerous place is home to thieves like Dibs. Go Go and Honey Lemon live in an apartment in this neighborhood. Shimamoto Boulevard: A place that is probably named after Lenore Shimamoto. Night Market Square: In this place is a building known as the Telegraph Tower. Richardson Mole's Comic Book Shop: Fred's rival works here and has a secret base with video games that antagonize Fred. Joe's Restaurant SecuriTech: Creation of a company that produces security devices and technology. San Fransokyo Trust: the city bank.

Cinema: San Fransokyo Cinema. Noodle Burger Restaurants: a fast food chain with many restaurants throughout the city. Yaki Taco Restaurants: Another fast food brand. Caviar Bazaar: An expensive restaurant specializing in caviar. The Exotic Spicery: Another expensive restaurant serving high-end food. Noodle Dog: a new fast food restaurant located near a Noodle Burger restaurant. San Francisco Museum of Art: a museum located across the street from a Noodle Burger restaurant, containing many pieces of art and artifacts. San Fransokyo Prison: A prison where the most evil criminals of San Fransokyo are incarcerated. Torii Gate Bridge: A colossal bridge that is San Fransokyo's version of the Golden Gate Bridge with Torii elements. Nobu Hills: A place where an exclusive restaurant is located. Maximum Insane Obstacle Challenge Studio: The set where Mr. Sparkles' internet show was previously filmed. Frederickson Candy Co.: An old abandoned factory that belonged to Fred's great-grandfather, Fredediah Frederickson, is currently being remodeled to become the headquarters of Big Hero 6. Akuma Island: an island off the coast of San Fransokyo Bay; the former testing facility of Silent Sparrow. Muirahara Woods: a national park located on the outskirts of the city. Obake's Lair: off the coast of San Fransokyo, but now destroyed. Kireina Point Lighthouse: A lighthouse built in the bay that was previously destroyed, but was rebuilt. Sycorax: a biotechnology company, founded by Liv Amara. San Fransokyo Zoo Hyper-Potamus Pizza-Fiesta-Torium.

Hiro Hamada: Founder, de facto leader, mastermind, field commander, and head of operations. Although initially equipped with little to no equipment, Hiro eventually upgraded his armor and designed Mini Magnetos, which are now his primary weapon. Go Go Tomago: Resident Speedster. Equipped with aerodynamic armor and extra-strong magnetic levitation discs, Go Go is able to skate effortlessly at breakneck speeds, as well as throw said discs as both an offensive and defensive maneuver. Wasabi: Weapon Destroyer. Powered up at his command, Wasabi has a set of unstoppable plasma blades equipped on each arm. In battle, Wasabi is the only one capable of reducing even microbots to dust with a single touch. Honey Lemon: Chemistry. To adapt her vast aptitude to the various chemical compounds of the periodic table and their respective properties, Honey is equipped with a chemical combination bag that allows her to use the side selection panel to combine any variety of known elements into a compact containment sphere that releases the resulting chemical reaction upon coming into considerable contact with an opposing force. Fred: Entertainer. In addition to significantly increasing his attack power, Fred's suit is equipped with a pair of spring-loaded jumping shoes and a lightweight yet powerful flamethrower, bringing him closer than ever to fulfilling his ambition of becoming a giant, fire-breathing lizard monster. He also possesses a different suit called Fredmeleon, which grants him alternate abilities such as camouflage and invisibility. Baymax: Nurse, long-range transport, strength partner, and medical care provider. Baymax has been equipped with a piece-by-piece detachable carbon fiber armor that greatly enhances the use of his immense strength, grants him the ability to fly, allowing him to reach Mach speeds, and houses an amplifier mechanism in his helmet.

Hiro is a young teenager, approximately 1.52 m (5'0") tall, with a slim and slender build. He has messy, jet-black hair, almond-shaped brown eyes, somewhat thick eyelashes and eyebrows, fair skin, and a slight gap between his front teeth, as well as a slight overbite.

It's most commonly found in some combination of casual shirts, cargo capri pants and Converse sneakers, all probably topped off with a blue zip-up hoodie.

When he suits up as a superhero, Hiro wears a combat suit with indigo armor. Underneath this, he wears a two-piece black protective suit that covers most of his body down to his knees, along with black knee pads and black steel-toed boots, both featuring red magnetic circles that allow him to connect to the magnetic ports on Baymax's back. On his hands, he wears thick, padded, black and indigo gauntlets that extend to his forearms and feature the same red magnetic circle on the palms.

Hiro is a carefree and free-spirited boy with an intelligence and understanding far beyond his years. Because of this, he can be a little cheeky and cocky, but he never crosses the line into arrogance. He readily accepts others and seems to have little trouble connecting positively with those he encounters. Hiro possesses a certain sincerity that allows him to convey his feelings and ideas on a given matter coherently, effectively, and firmly to anyone within earshot. This sincerity is most evident in Tadashi's presence. Despite their brotherly squabbles and teasing, their conversations are always filled with their most sincere thoughts, worries, insecurities, and intentions. They don't mince words when expressing what they think and feel about the current situation or the topic at hand, and their bond is strengthened by this openness. Despite his cool, nonchalant, yet passionate and bold nature, Hiro has shown a much softer side that he hasn't voluntarily displayed to anyone except Baymax and Aunt Cass, such as when he felt shy meeting Tadashi's friends. Even so, his caring and understanding nature is evident in both how he interacts with and manages his relationships with his family and team members. He generally always looks out for the safety and well-being of those around him and considers their individual circumstances before finally focusing on himself, even if it causes him suffering. Even when Hiro is shown to have been wronged, he takes it with absolute composure, taking the time to handle the situation with a calm, serene, yet fiercely determined and motivated mind.

His work style is quite chaotic, and, being the genius he is, he doesn't mind causing problems as long as things get done right. This clashed with Wasabi when they had to work on a school project for Professor Granville. Although they are great friends and teammates, Hiro's attitude didn't mesh well with Wasabi's overly organized and perfectionist style, leading them to even consider abandoning the project under false pretenses. However, they managed to overcome the challenges, and the mechanical suit they built impressed Granville.

He rarely gives up easily when ideas don't come to him immediately or when he fails after several attempts. He worries about not being good enough, but thanks to his friends, he has been able to overcome these problems.

However, beneath this heart of gold lies a darker, more ruthless potential. On the other hand, despite this caring, loving, straightforward, and direct disposition, Hiro has maintained a very firm and sensible policy when it comes to those who intentionally cause harm and misfortune to his loved ones. At times, the full force of this feeling would reach a terrifying climax if the act was particularly heinous. In such cases, Hiro would, for all intents and purposes, focus on immediate retribution for the crime, and some intervention would be necessary to completely quell his anger, such as when Callaghan said it was Tadashi's fault that he died for nothing. This is no longer an issue at all, and Hiro has perhaps become even more level-headed and considerate than before.

After Obake's defeat and subsequent disappearance, Hiro was left with some anxiety: while most people who were involved with Obake believe that he did indeed die, Hiro still believes that he could return someday, and because of this he constantly trains to be prepared for it.

Hiro has created different types of armored suits for himself and his friends, some of which are used only for special occasions.

Super Armor: Hiro's default armor. He wears it almost every time he's working with the Big Hero 6. It's primarily purple and red, with some black parts. It has magnets in the gauntlets. Wasabi's Armor: This is Wasabi's default armor that Hiro once used due to Noodle Burger Boy's prediction algorithm that allows the robot to predict Big Hero 6's movements when they use their respective armors. Ultra Armor: Hiro and his friends donned upgraded titanium armor to fight Orso Knox. Their armor was silver with purple accents. In the second season, this armor was repainted; the silver parts are now black with purple accents, while the helmet has a purple visor. Underwater Armor: He and Baymax use special underwater armor, initially created to rescue Wasabi's car from the bottom of the bay. Its function is similar to that of a diving suit, with an air supply, diving palms, and diving feet. Baymax Armor: A modified version of Baymax's armor with a robotic skeleton, hologram, and voice modulator that gives it Baymax's appearance and sound. He used it to mimic Baymax and fight The Fire. Flexible Screen Suit: It's a simple suit made of Flexible Screen fabric that makes him invisible. Hiro also wears protective goggles and the Sonic Wave Gauntlets.

Genius Intellect: Hiro's true potential lies in his genius. He is highly innovative and has the power to create inspired inventions, from small but powerful combat robots to state-of-the-art super suits. Furthermore, he possesses a deep understanding of his inventions and can coordinate ideas at a complex level. His intelligence is so high that he was even able to recreate objects with impeccable detail, such as Baymax. Martial Arts: In an image of Hiro and Tadashi as children, it appears that Hiro learned martial arts at a young age, but he is never shown using them in battle, although he does seem to recognize their codes and rules as shown when he trains with Baymax. Magnetism: When wearing his suit, Hiro's magnetic pads generate magnetic waves that help him adhere to metallic surfaces. While this is primarily used to hold Baymax when the robot takes flight, Hiro can use it for offensive purposes, such as attracting or deflecting metallic objects. However, its range is short, so he must be close to any object he wants to grab. Superhuman strength: Hiro temporarily gained this ability by creating a Nano-Dex shirt and using it in conjunction with his armor, after feeling useless for being the only member of Big Hero 6 without attack gear.

Computer interface: Integrated into the gloves of his suit, Hiro uses a miniature computer to hack, track, and program many things. Plasma Blades: On one occasion, Hiro and Wasabi had the idea to swap suits. Hiro used Wasabi's armor, equipped with blades, to fight the robot and his stolen mech suit. He proved to be skilled with it. Nano-Dex T-shirt: Hiro used this t-shirt to increase his strength and fight the villains. Although he later couldn't take it off because it was too tight, fighting the Kentucky Kaiju caused him to fail and he was finally able to get rid of it. Tadashi's scooter: The motorcycle that originally belonged to his brother, which Hiro later took and sometimes uses for transportation, in addition to giving it improvements. Mini magnets: Hiro designed mini magnets to help him fight robotic enemies. Electromagnetic Whips: When Hiro throws two magnets onto parallel surfaces, they connect to each other and create an electromagnetic coil that attaches to his gloves. With the coil, Hiro can propel himself or objects forward and build up enough force to ram his enemies. Sonic Wave Gauntlets: A modified version of his magnetic gloves that can create bursts of supersonic sound waves. They can be used to strike and push opponents or silently disable certain electronic devices, as well as sabotage traditional mechanisms. They can be directed at the ground or walls to propel himself or cushion falls. Jet boosters: Hiro upgraded his armor with jet boosters in his boots and gauntlets, first used to chase Sirque through a series of portals throughout the city.

The neurotransmitter headband: This was Hiro's invention that controls the microbots, created to gain admission to the San Fransokyo Institute of Technology. Yokai stole the original and placed it in a mask, until Hiro and his friends destroyed it. Finally, Hiro designed another headband that he integrated into his helmet. Microbots: Microbots can be used to build anything, as they are controlled by the mind of the headband's user. In some non-canon media, they are Hiro's weapon as a superhero. Megabot: Megabot is a remote-controlled combat robot originally created by Hiro when he enjoyed bot battles. It was the inspiration for the Microbots, and Hiro later used it to fight Worm Bot. Hiro created dozens of Megabots controlled with his integrated headband helmet to modify the programming of the Buddy Guardians.

Baymax's overall appearance is designed to be soft, lovable, and unobtrusive, allowing him to assist his patients without causing them harm. He resembles a wide robot covered in inflatable vinyl, giving him the appearance of, as Hiro put it, a giant marshmallow. However, his "true" appearance, only visible when peering inside the vinyl, is that of a flexible carbon-fiber skeleton coated in plastic and wires, with thick limbs holding the rest of his body together. The skeleton also houses a projector in his chest, allowing Baymax to display images on the outer vinyl surface. Baymax's head is relatively simple, consisting of just two "eyes" (hyperspectral cameras) and a mouth-like line connecting them. His access port is located on the left side of his chest and is recognizable by its plate-like appearance. It has four slots, allowing it to house up to four different program chips at once. He is also capable of rotating his head 180 degrees. Baymax also comes with a travel case, into which he is placed and deflated, compressing his carbon skeleton for convenient transport. This case also serves as a charging station when Baymax runs out of battery. Due to his soft padding, Hiro developed two different suits of armor to enhance Baymax's fighting and natural strength. The first, a padded, dull green suit, was created after Baymax received a martial arts chip from Hiro. This armor covers Baymax's entire body and is designed to contain his soft form and make him more resilient (much to his dismay), though it's still wide enough to comfortably fit his bulky frame. Baymax wears the second suit in his superhero form: it's made of red and purple metal and has a sleek, streamlined design compared to the prototype. It features rocket boosters in its feet and wings on its back that allow it to fly.

Baymax's initial programming comes from the health chip that Tadashi developed, which contains his personality and basic memories. Once installed, Baymax becomes the nurse he was designed to be. As a healthcare robot, Baymax is capable of performing any task for the benefit of his patients. While he possesses great intelligence in the world of medicine and technology, he lacks an understanding of human concepts such as emotions, rhetorical figures, semantics, and other aspects, leading him to interpret everything literally (for example, attempting to use defibrillators on Hiro when he claimed to have suffered a heart attack), and using fewer contractions in his vocabulary than a normal person. However, thanks to Hiro, his friends, and the downloading of additional data for his programming, Baymax continues to learn and understand these aspects and gradually begins to acquire human characteristics and emotions through his interactions, eventually developing a personality of his own, beyond his original programming. This development allowed him to forge a close bond with Hiro, to the point that Baymax's protection was no longer due to him being his "patient," but rather to a genuine connection and concern for him. This also led Baymax to go from being servile and obedient to Hiro's suggestions to openly disobeying his orders when he realized that his actions weren't in his best interest. In terms of personality, Baymax is quite calm, even in dangerous situations, taking his time to think of ways out of even the simplest predicaments to help his friends. However, his purpose also makes him naive and curious, and he tends to be easily distracted. Towards his patients, Baymax is devoted and extremely attentive to them without question. He prioritizes the well-being of anyone in distress, even if they are considered enemies.

The only way Baymax will leave his patient's side is if he sees genuine improvement, or if the patient confirms they are satisfied with the care Baymax has provided. A notable trait Baymax possesses is his compassion, which resided within him even as he developed his own personality and only strengthened throughout his development. His strong promise never to harm a human being would continue to shape the moral foundation of Big Hero 6's value system, as violence is not always the answer. Although the health chip is the source of his default programming, other chips inserted into his port or certain states Baymax finds himself in can also severely affect him, and everything he learns from them is stored in his memory. If the main chip is removed, Baymax remains subject to the remaining chips, thus becoming a completely different being. For example, Hiro initially programmed a chip with combat moves so Baymax could attack Yokai, but the health chip prevented him from harming it. When Hiro removed the health chip in a fit of rage, Baymax's programming was overridden, and he attempted to kill Yokai until his companions intervened and returned the chip. Having learned this lesson, Hiro constructed a new "superhero chip," which allowed Baymax to regain his combat abilities and instilled in him a strong sense of justice, thus preventing further violent outbursts if the health chip were removed. However, the darker personality developed through the combat chip still exists in his data, but it can only be accessed when his chips are corrupted or overridden. During this personality shift, Baymax is no longer compassionate and is willing to kill anyone if ordered to do so. The most noticeable change is that his eyes glow red and his voice deepens.

Combat Armor: Baymax's initial armor, created by Hiro to fight Yokai, as the robot's default structural design would invalidate Baymax's acquired knowledge of hand-to-hand combat. It was dull green and was built using his 3D printer. Super Armor: Also known as Baymax 2.0, this is an upgrade Hiro gave Baymax when he formed Big Hero 6. Instead of green, it became red and purple, like his charging station. It added wings and boosters, among other powerful features. It became Baymax's primary armor for fighting crime. Ultra Armor: A silver armor with red parts, made of titanium, created by Hiro so that Baymax and the rest of the Big Hero 6 could face Orso Knox. In season 2, this armor was repainted, and the silver color is now black with red details. Jetpack: An add-on module that attaches to Baymax's Ultra Armor. It increases flight speed, extends the duration of Overdrive mode, and allows him to maintain flight capabilities in this mode. This jetpack has a motorcycle-like seat for Hiro to replace the magnetic pads used to attach it to the armor. Submarine Armor: Hiro initially built this armor for Baymax to help retrieve Wasabi's car from the bay. It features a sonic blaster that helps scare away animals like sharks. Overdrive Mode can also be used with this armor, adapting it to a larger (but smaller than the Overdrive Mode of his normal armor), where its wings are flipped upwards and used similarly to an icebreaker, and he can use his sonic blaster to spin rapidly and use it as a drill/harpoon.

Multilingualism: Baymax is programmed to speak primarily English, but it has been shown that his language setting can be changed and he can speak several other languages. Superhuman strength: Tadashi designed Baymax's actuators himself, giving him the strength to lift 450 kilograms. However, strength is not the same as power, as it cannot be applied to physical force due to his slow movements and vinyl padding; he wasn't even able to break down a door with brute force. His clones, however, could, as they moved faster than Baymax and didn't have vinyl padding. His strength is enhanced by his super suit. Furthermore, the force application programming, encrypted within Baymax, allows for precise calculation when deploying the technological force in question, enabling an armored Baymax to lift heavy beams and still be gentle enough to pat a person on the back without causing harm, armor or no armor. Data storage: Baymax has the ability to store a massive amount of data, which makes it very intelligent in several fields, if it takes the time to access the information of a module. Medical knowledge: Baymax possesses an extensive health database and information on over 10,000 different medical procedures, including surgeries, as confirmed when Baymax pulled a built-in retractable scalpel from one of his fingers after mistaking a distraught Fred for heart surgery. This also includes psychological health, as he attempted to provide therapy to Hiro. Screen: You can project different types of data onto the front of your vinyl body's torso, from analysis to images.

Medical Equipment: Baymax is armed to the teeth with a nearly endless arsenal of medical devices and equipment, preparing him for any eventuality, especially when attending to a patient in any situation or event. His index finger(s) are often a Swiss Army knife for most of his more compact devices. Scanner: Baymax's eyes are equipped with a scanner that allows him to scan all of his patients' medical data and easily identify them. With this, he can diagnose any medical event at a cellular level. In his suit, the scanner is enhanced, allowing him to track a person by their medical profile, with a range 1000% greater. It was shown to be so powerful that it could even discern details of a person in stasis, literally trapped in a vacuum of space. X-ray vision: Its scanning capabilities also include X-ray vision. This allows it to detect fractures and send diagnostic images to other devices such as cell phones. Defibrillators: Baymax has built-in defibrillators in the palms of his hands in case he needs to deal with a cardiac arrest. Antibacterial spray: Baymax's index finger has an antibacterial spray to kill pathogenic microbes on your patient. Heating system: Baymax's body is equipped with a heating system that warms anyone who lies on it. Cooling System: Just like his heating system, Baymax can cool down his vinyl using the ammonium chloride cold packs he's equipped with, so he uses them to cool things down or to apply to burns and bruises. Hypodermic needle: Baymax's index finger is equipped with a retractable hypodermic needle that comes loaded with any type of injectable medication, such as antihistamine.

Chip Reading: Baymax's data port supports a total of four computer chips, one of which is the ultimate health chip that controls his capacity for medical knowledge. His programming can be modified depending on the chip installed. He was able to learn karate techniques when Hiro downloaded them onto a chip; however, his personality resides in his original chip, so if that one is removed, the remaining chips will override his initial programming. Martial Arts: Thanks to the installed fighting chip, Baymax can perform various fighting moves and actions. Sense of heroism: Hiro created a new chip for Baymax similar to his combat chip, but this one no longer runs the risk of becoming violent and allows him to defend innocents and perform other heroic feats. Dance capabilities: Thanks to the installed dance chip, you can perform various dance moves from different dance styles. Audio recorder and player: You can record audio, such as people's voices, and play it back from your own body. Fire extinguisher: Baymax has a retractable fire extinguisher on his index finger. Telephone: Baymax has been shown to be able to receive voice calls from Hiro's acquaintances, as well as video calls. Flashlight: His hands can also become flashlights to light the way in dark places. Lie detector: It can also scan people's eyes and heartbeat to detect if someone is lying. Hiro also created a chip to enhance this ability. Extendable neck: Although not a particularly useful feature and rarely seen, Baymax can extend his neck.

With his armor, Baymax becomes considerably stronger and more mobile, and acquires certain abilities.

Flight: Thanks to the thrusters in the armor's feet, Baymax can fly. Despite his size, he is extremely adept at maneuvering in the air. Occasionally, thanks to this ability, his companions use him as a means of transportation. In the air, the suit allows him to reach Mach speeds. Rocket Punch: Baymax's armor gauntlet can detach from the suit and propel itself toward a target. This allows it to be used as a projectile. Magnetism: The back of Baymax's armor is equipped with magnetic extensions, allowing Hiro to safely travel on the robot's back (when using his own armor) without fear of falling off. Overdrive Mode: With a special chip, Baymax can transform his armor into a larger, more powerful version of himself, complete with a sword made from his wings. This transformation only lasts a few minutes due to high power consumption, leaving Baymax with low battery afterward. This mode can also be used with other armors to enhance their abilities.

Low Battery: Baymax has a limited battery capacity. When it reaches very low levels, all of his abilities weaken, and he begins to exhibit low battery symptoms, including slurred speech, decreased mobility, visible battery indicators, and (when wearing his armor) an inability to fight. Additionally, using his "Overdrive Mode" instantly reduces him to a drunken state, as it significantly drains his battery. Slow movement: When not wearing his armor, Baymax's movements are quite slow, making him vulnerable to surprise or sudden attacks. Vinyl body: Because it was initially designed to be harmless, its vinyl body can easily deflate or tear. However, its exposed exoskeleton can still withstand impacts.

Fred is a tall (1.82 m (6'0")), hairy, often hunched-over, and thin young man with light brown hair and blue eyes, giving him a disheveled appearance. His casual attire consists of a white long-sleeved shirt, a light red T-shirt with the footprint of a Japanese kaiju monster, dark green OD cargo shorts, and dirty white sneakers with dark green laces. He also wears a teal hat with a monster face on it and a small pendant inspired by the Kentucky Kaiju around his neck. Fred has worn similar clothing since childhood, including his hat. He only changes his underwear every few months and puts it on inside out. It is implied that his father taught him this because they both said the phrase "I put it on front, I put it on back, I put it on inside out, then I put it on front and back" at the same time when Mr. Frederickson showed off one of his superhero briefs. In his superhero form, he wears a battle suit designed in the image of a traditional kaiju monster, specifically his favorite kaiju, Krogar. The skin of The beast is blue and orange, with lighter blue limbs. Its body features flame-like spines and a back covered in spikes. In addition to sharp black nails, the suit has a tail with similar features, while its head has two pairs of horns and three fierce-looking eyes (the top one serving as Fred's visual access point). Its four-fanged "mouth" is the suit's only opening. The suit's footplates allow Fred to perform high jumps.

A huge comic book fan, Fred is incredibly eccentric, quirky, childish, and quite boisterous. However, he has a very lovable and friendly personality, with his own unique sense of humor, and is extremely laid-back, especially compared to his friends. Due to his nature, he is quite optimistic and not easily panicked, so he can see the bright side of things, even in the midst of disaster. Although the other team members ultimately care deeply for Fred, they have found him bossy with his erratic quirks, especially Wasabi and Go Go. Wasabi finds Fred's lack of consideration almost annoying, and Go Go sees him as an idiot. He is known as a major otaku and a fan of all things heroic, fantastical, and monstrous. He loves collecting various comic book and Japanese entertainment items in his room. He also has a habit of shouting out his attacks in combat, as if he were an anime hero. Another of his fanatical traits is that he likes to invent "couple names," which involves combining two people's names to refer to them as a couple. Although his intelligence isn't as high as his teammates' and his grasp of science is somewhat questionable, he's no idiot, and he studies English instead of science, which requires clear and logical thinking. And as the only human member of the team who isn't a scientist, Fred is often the member of Big Hero 6 most likely to think innovatively when circumstances allow. He compensates for his lack of scientific knowledge with sharp, deductive reasoning fueled by his passion, and he can quickly analyze situations thanks to his knowledge of comics and storytelling, giving him an unconventional yet valuable perspective for the team. For all these reasons, Fred might very well be a genius in his field.

Due to his eccentric behavior, he has poor hygiene, and all the Big Hero 6s were surprised that he was rich. Go Go even sarcastically remarked that he thought he lived under a bridge.

Despite his energetic and positive personality, Fred is shown to feel lonely because his parents aren't always around, as they're often on vacation. Fred likely spends time with his friends because he considers them a second family and they keep him company. Although wealthy, Fred is also incredibly generous and charitable; according to related material, he participates in charity work in his free time and allows his friends to stay at his mansion to relax and improve their skills.

Fred is also a compulsive eater; whenever he feels guilty or overly angry, he eats cookies nervously and quickly.

Battle suits Fred has worn different suits for special occasions.

Fredzilla's Suit: His default suit protects him and grants him abilities. He wears it during his superhero duties. Ultra Armor: Fred and the Big Hero 6 received upgraded titanium armor to fight a monster that had attacked the team. Fred's armor was almost identical to his first suit, but it was silver and the spikes on his back retracted. Later, this armor was repainted, and the suit is now black with a blue crest. Fredmeleon Suit: A new suit that grants abilities based on a chameleon's capabilities, but does not include the powers of the Kaiju Suit. The suit uses flexible screen technology for camouflage.

Of all the members of Big Hero 6, Fred has average intelligence, but he's a scholar when it comes to comic book history. His super suit, "Fredzilla," is designed to resemble a Kaiju (or Japanese monster) and grants him similar abilities.

Multilingualism: In addition to English, Fred also speaks Spanish, although he seems to still be learning it, claiming it's French and incorrectly translating it as "main door" when it actually means "my house" in Spanish. However, later on, he correctly pronounces words or phrases on different occasions. Encyclopedic knowledge of comics: Fred possesses a deep understanding of comic fiction, from his ability to easily identify tropes to quickly grasping the underlying narrative of a situation. Furthermore, Fred majored in English literature, giving him a unique talent for understanding fiction and writing. Remarkably, his knowledge of comic tropes has helped the team track down and apprehend villains on numerous occasions. Spinning Abilities: As the school mascot, Fred is extremely skilled and quick with spinning signals. When spinning a metal board to repel swarms of Microbots, this ability becomes surprisingly effective. Setting a board on fire and spinning it at high speed also makes it a formidable weapon. Dance Skills: Learn dance styles from Baymax's dance mode for your little brother. Fred can use these moves to evade attacks. Tickling Maneuver: A poorly executed version of his father's "Five Finger Poke" move, which he uses to tickle rather than cause paralysis, although it can incapacitate the opponent due to the amount of laughter it causes.

With the suit, Fred gains the following abilities.

Super jump: Fred's endoskeleton and exoskeleton allow him to jump incredibly high. Claws: The suit's claws can be used to perform attacks. Fire Breath: The suit has a flamethrower installed just below Fred's chest, which fires from his mouth. The flames are extremely hot, capable of melting steel. Smoke screen: Fred can generate smoke with his flamethrower. Night vision: The suit's lens helps Fred see in darker areas. Fire resistance: The suit is woven with Kevlar material, making it fireproof to protect Fred from flames generated by his flamethrower or other sources. In his Ultra Armor, Fred also gains more abilities:

Headlights: The upgraded version of the ultra-armor provides Fred with headlight panels that extend from his back. These panels can temporarily blind anyone who looks at them. Sound amplifier: Fred's suit can pick up sounds from a distance and play them back in a recording, giving him virtual super hearing. By using his Fredmeleon suit, he gains different abilities than the kaiju suit.

Camouflage: Allows him to become invisible or change the appearance of his suit. In Fred the Fugitive, it is shown that if his invisibility is compromised, he will be trapped. Adhesive/Prehensile Tongue: The tongue is very long and can be shot out like a harpoon to instantly stick to anything it hits, allowing it to trap enemies or save someone. Prehensile tail: The tail can be used to grab and hold almost anything. Stick to the wall: Allows Fred to climb walls.

Honey Lemon is a tall, slender Latina (5'10" (1.77 m); 6'2" with heels), even without her signature platform shoes. She has light tan skin, green eyes, and long, straight, honey-blonde hair (hence her name) that reaches her mid-back. For some reason, in the end credits and on the television series, she is depicted with redder hair, perhaps to make her standard yellow color scheme stand out more. She usually wears her hair up with a headband and large magenta-framed glasses that also serve as makeshift safety goggles. She also wears light makeup consisting simply of pink lipstick. As for her outfit, Honey Lemon changes clothes often; her wardrobe consists of 1960s and early 1970s style pieces, many in various bright colors such as yellow, pink, and orange. At the very least, her usual attire consists of a yellow headband, a long yellow cardigan over an equally long, sleeveless, brighter yellow dress with a white Peter Pan collar, sheer white leggings, orange calf-high socks with ruffled cuffs, and yellow strappy platform shoes. In her superhero form, Honey Lemon's costume consists of a dark magenta, high-necked, fingerless latex bodysuit worn under a red and fuchsia armor-like dress with thin white lining, a red belt around her waist, and magenta wedge boots with laces and pink heels. She never wears her goggles, instead sporting a helmet the same color as her dress but with orange accents. Slung over her shoulder is her special combat bag, which contains a keyboard representing the periodic table so she can create a formula for her chemical balls. Of all the gear, her suit is the least armored, but this keeps her agile and nimble when attacking.

Honey is a tremendously intelligent, self-proclaimed "chemistry genius," and incredibly cheerful and optimistic woman, as lovely as her namesake, transformed into an exuberant ball of energy. Possibly the most extroverted member of Big Hero 6, Honey is always lively, cheerful, optimistic, cute, caring, and outgoing; when she's around, she puts everyone in a better mood and eases conflicts. Honey loves experiencing life with her friends and seems to find everything interesting, so she never finds a moment melancholic or dull. She is humorously photogenic and tends to take pictures and selfies with her friends whenever she finds a moment that excites her. Despite her sweet personality, Honey can occasionally lose her temper. In addition to her effervescent nature, Honey possesses a profound intelligence and a deep passion for chemistry and nature, bordering on eccentricity. Added to this, her enthusiasm gives her an unexpected fondness for danger and experiencing unexpected and sudden events. This is demonstrated by the fact that handling hazardous and volatile substances in her work doesn't intimidate her at all; on the contrary, she's enthusiastic about participating. Of all her teammates, Honey is also the most observant. During their time as heroes, she managed to decipher much more evidence about Yokai's identity and motives, after finding his restored portal, as well as a recording that reveals his true intentions. This is possibly related to the fact that Honey is the most intelligent member of the team, after Hiro. Honey is very environmentally conscious, as her passion for chemistry also stems from her desire to benefit the world. She believes in using chemistry to one day replace industrial and potentially polluting methods with simpler and safer applications. Although she is known for her passion for chemistry, she has also developed a love for art.

Honey Lemon has used different types of armor to fight alongside Big Hero 6 and defeat his enemies.

Super Armor: This is his main armor, and the one he uses in conjunction with his chemical bag. Forest Armor: When he went to Muirahara Forest to save Fred, Baymax, and Hiro, he made armor from wood and forest materials, and used sap balls to replace his chemical balls. Ultra Armor: An upgraded titanium armor, silver and black with some pink parts. Later, this armor was repainted; the silver parts are now black, and the color of the Chem-Purse was changed to match the black with pink details.

Like her teammates, Honey Lemon doesn't have superpowers, but she possesses superior intelligence that more than makes up for it. In her case, she's an exceptional chemist with an encyclopedic knowledge of the periodic table of elements. She also possesses above-average agility and strength, though not as high as her teammate Go Go Tomago's.

Multilingualism: Fluent in English, Spanish, and Japanese. Expert Chemistry Skills: Honey is a brilliant chemist, capable of calculating a vast number of chemical substances with diverse effects. In college, she even managed to induce the chemical embrittlement of a 180-kilogram ball of tungsten carbide, an incredibly dense substance, turning it into powder with just a touch. Her knowledge of chemistry is so profound that she can calculate and input custom chemical solutions into her bag at incredible speed without even looking at the keyboard.

Honey is equipped with special features and weapons thanks to her suit, making her the most versatile member of the team. The suit also protects her skin from potential chemical leaks.

Chemical Bag: The chemical bag is Honey's entire arsenal, as it allows her to create grenade-like spherical capsules called chemical balls. Machine gun mode: Hiro created a modified chemical bag with a machine gun mode that allows him to fire chemical balls at a faster rate like a paintball cannon. Sniper-Bazooka Mode: The modified Chem-Purse has another mode on the opposite side: this is used as a bazooka using the machine gun's support barrel, deploying a sight on the side, allowing Honey to make an accurate long-range shot. Chemical Balls: As the name suggests, chemical balls are portable paintball projectiles, roughly the size of lacrosse balls, filled and primed with all sorts of chemical compounds. By mixing and combining any elemental compound contained in your chemical bag, these chemical balls can perform virtually any imaginable function within certain parameters, allowing you to solve any problem you encounter, primarily including frontal projectile weapons or the formation of attack structures. Bunny Shield: She can enclose herself in a gelatinous substance shaped like a bunny that helps protect her from attacks. Chemical Boots: Equipped in Honey's ultra armor, these boots can fire chemical balls at short range through a hole in the soles, allowing the use of different chemicals to enhance mobility. Goop: creates a gelatinous chemical that allows Honey to bounce and jump great distances. Freezing: Creates ice behind the boots, allowing Honey to glide anywhere, even in the air.

Wasabi is a tall, burly young man, which creates an amusing juxtaposition with his affable nature. He stands tall (6'4" (1.93 m)), is very muscular and well-groomed, and his most striking feature is his soft brown dreadlocks adorned with a yellow headband. He also has a beard, brown eyes, and a dark complexion; he seems to prefer green and yellow in his clothing. Wasabi also wears all-black jikatabi shoes, a common style in Japanese fashion.

In Big Hero 6: The Series, Wasabi's sweater does not have square patterns like in the movie and his hair is black instead of brown.

When wearing his super suit, Wasabi sports mostly green, almost turquoise, armor, paired with what appear to be Japanese-style shorts with distinctive patterns. Wasabi's signature jikatabi style is also present in his armor, though now with red linings that complement the black.

Wasabi is, by definition, an order freak. Cautious, neurotic, and compulsive, he's the most organized member of Big Hero 6. Of all his friends, Wasabi is the one who follows the rules in a legal and orderly fashion, making him arguably the most level-headed. Wasabi is methodical and lives by a system: there's a place for everything, and everything is in its place. In his field of research, Wasabi applies his motto by meticulously organizing and dividing his tools and components. He also possesses a remarkable ability to keep everything organized with a surprisingly high degree of precision, despite his anxious personality. However, he has an intense aversion to disorder, as seen when Go Go deliberately grabbed a tool from his table, triggering a fit. Of the entire team, Wasabi is the most realistic. It's worth noting that at first, the idea of ​​forming a superhero team seemed crazy to him. Because he relies on safety and common sense, Wasabi is easily considered a coward, as he becomes easily flustered in intense situations, while his friends tend to take a more fearless or considerably less excitable approach. As a result, Wasabi is a very disciplined person who refuses to act impulsively before developing an effective plan of action. Since the others tend to be reckless at times, Wasabi's composure and planning are ultimately a valuable asset to the team.

Although beneficial, his law-abiding nature can annoy or even hinder team members, even in times of danger. When the team was trying to escape Yokai in a car chase, Wasabi, despite the inevitable threat, consistently followed the rules of the road (such as traffic lights and directions); this irritated Go Go and made them an easy target for Yokai. Furthermore, when Professor Granville asked him and Hiro to work together on a project, both refused due to their conflicting attitudes, despite being good friends. Since Hiro's work style is more disorganized and relaxed, Wasabi couldn't work in his environment, and they both constantly tried to find excuses. Even so, in the end (and despite their differences), they managed to complete the project, creating a mech suit that truly impressed Granville. His compulsive behavior also makes him uncomfortable with certain things; He is shown to have acrophobia (fear of heights), as being in high places makes him fear for his life, causing him to stay away from edges that would cause him to fall or to grab onto something. He is also a known germophobe, as he wears sterile gloves while working on his experiments and was the most disgusted by Fred's comments about how rarely he washes his clothes. He was also worried when the team went to Akuma Island because it was under quarantine, and he exaggerates in other ways, such as disliking ball pits due to the number of germs they contain, even though Baymax states that their germ level is harmless to humans.

When his life is threatened, he screams in terror and freezes for a few moments, even after the danger has passed. This is shown when Yokai nearly crushes him with a box, but Baymax stops him, and when Baron Von Steamer cages him and places him in the fetal position with his eyes closed, even after Go Go tells him he's safe, claiming he's not ready to calm down yet.

Despite being less daring than others, Wasabi has his moments of bravery, especially when it comes to his friends. Furthermore, despite his organizational nature, he can think quickly and react in time to respond effectively to a situation, making him quite resourceful. He also has a natural sense of leadership in these cases, instructing others on what to do when they don't have a plan. Wasabi claims that his reactions in these situations are due to a sudden adrenaline rush, and once the situation is over, he reverts to his more timid and organized self.

Wasabi has used different armors during his time as a superhero.

Super armor: His regular armor given to him by Hiro, based on his laser experiments at SFIT Forest Armor: Wasabi, Go Go, and Honey Lemon created armor made of wood and forest materials to ambush Ned Ludd and save Hiro, Fred, and Baymax. Hiro's armor: Hiro's default armor, which he changed with Wasabi once. Ultra Armor: Hiro gave Wasabi and the rest of the Big Hero 6 titanium armor to fight Orso Knox. Wasabi's armor was silver with green accents. Later, this armor was repainted, and the silver parts are now black. Wasabi also received a helmet, and later, his plasma blades became thinner and ended with a rectangular edge instead of a point.

Wasabi has no powers, but possesses great intelligence and a refined skill in the use of lasers. Multilingualism: Wasabi is fluent in English, Spanish, and the fictional language of Star Trek, Klingon. Precision: Wasabi is highly precise and meticulous, allowing him to concentrate and focus his lasers accurately and without causing harm. His organized nature also helps him manage the dangers of plasma. Professional athletics: Wasabi possesses above-average strength, agility, and athletic ability. According to his biography, Wasabi practices tai chi. He also has very quick reflexes, as demonstrated by his ability to easily knock down all the tennis balls thrown to him during training. Magnetism: On one occasion, he swapped armor with Hiro, thus gaining Hiro's suit's ability to adhere to metallic surfaces and attract metallic objects. He proved to be skilled with it.

Plasma Blades: Wasabi's suit's wristbands contain a pair of retractable plasma blades that can form different blade shapes. The blades utilize the same laser technology as rupture spectroscopy, are extremely sharp, and can cut through most materials with relative ease, with some exceptions such as the graphene in Momakase's knives and other villains like Mega Yama who could disable the blades by using the same type of plasma against him. As a result, Wasabi is one of the most powerful members of the team, along with Baymax. Plasma shield: With the Ultra armor, Wasabi received an upgrade that allowed him to use a shield made of the same plasma as his swords. Plasma dagger: an upgrade that makes the blades thinner. Modified car: The rest of the team retrieves their car from the bottom of the bay and repairs it, adding many useful features such as an underwater mode to prevent another drowning incident. Detergency Kit: A locked briefcase with a numeric code and biometric authentication, containing all kinds of powerful cleaning tools. Hummingbird: A small electric brush that could clean a 100-year-old wax cylinder, leaving it shiny.

Go Go is a young woman of Korean descent, petite and fair-skinned, standing at 5'4" (1.62 m) with a curvy but prominent figure. She has brown eyes, messy black bob hair with purple streaks in her bangs, and makeup consisting of lavender eyeshadow, soft blush, and a subtle dusty rose lipstick. As for her attire, she is primarily seen in clothing designed for fitness and physical activity. Her main outfit consists of a short, dark gray leather jacket, reaching her elbows, over a short-sleeved white T-shirt (sometimes replaced by a tank top that also doubles as pajamas), black athletic shorts with red stripes down the sides, dark gray capri leggings with trendy rips and purple patches underneath, and black sneakers with indigo blue stripes on white soles. She accessorizes with black open-knuckle gloves and a purple sweatband with white stripes on her left wrist. In her superhero persona, Go Go wears a rather tight-fitting yellow armor with magnetic levitation discs on her wrists and boots (each with a red spot in the center) and a matching helmet, plus tight black underwear with thin red linings.

Go Go is a heroine embodied in a young woman characterized by silence and experience. A straightforward athlete, Go Go lives for the speed and excitement life offers and is ready to face any challenge that comes her way. Compared to her teammates, she is quite reserved, introverted, and sardonic, compensating for her lack of conversation with irony and sarcasm. Thanks to her athleticism, Go Go is resourceful in situations both with and without the use of her powers. She is also quite adaptable; she excels at using her new abilities in one-on-one fights against Yokai, despite having only recently learned to use her suit. However, due to her personal preferences, Go Go has developed a sarcastic attitude, which makes her somewhat unapproachable. She is level-headed and has little patience for those who don't take things seriously or act slowly. She has a strong will and ultimately protects her friends. Although she may find it difficult to deal with them, she prioritizes their safety above all else, especially when faced with the possibility of failure. In such circumstances, she drops everything and gets serious, quickly taking control of the situation with sheer willpower and determination. In fact, she becomes an effective leader when the team needs help, carefully choosing what to say to her friends to motivate them to act. Go Go tends to be sarcastic, stubborn, uncooperative, and reckless, much to Wasabi's chagrin, and is known for getting into fights without thinking. She is also incredulous, to the point of being unwilling to accept limits, and at her worst, she can be incredibly headstrong. But deep down, Go Go is noble and honorable, so she will not tolerate an unscrupulous act. Her honor was on full display when she stood up to Hiro, whose desire to avenge Tadashi led him to kill Yokai in cold blood. However, beneath her tough exterior, Go Go perhaps harbors immense compassion for her friends.

Despite her initial reluctance, Go Go joins the Big Hero 6 and gives her friends the determination needed to preserve and protect San Fransokyo. She is the closest to Hiro on the team, after Baymax. She is frequently seen chewing gum, but in dangerous situations, she takes it out and sticks it somewhere. This was seen during the chase with Yokai, where, tired of Wasabi's strict driving, she took the wheel to help the team escape Yokai. Later, when she and the team faced Yokai at Krei Tech and she was trapped in a sphere of Microbots, she spat out her gum and stuck it to the side of her helmet as she spun out of the sphere. Something she kept from her friends was that she enjoyed going alone to Muirahara Forest to observe and draw birds, as it relaxed her and put her in a good mood. When her friends found out, she was annoyed at having to confess because it was so different from her tough demeanor, and although they didn't mind and offered to try things out with her sometime, she angrily refused, saying it was her own business. Despite her tough exterior, Go Go rarely lets loose and speaks openly about things.

Go Go has used different armored suits on special occasions.

Super armor: the first armor he was given when he became a member of Big Hero 6. Forest Armor: He created armor using wood and elements from the forest to save Hiro, Baymax, and Fred from Ned Ludd. Ultra Armor: Hiro created an upgraded titanium armor, very similar to the original, but silver with yellow details. In the second season, this armor was repainted, and the silver and dark gray parts are now yellow and black, respectively. Underwater Armor: Hiro designed underwater armor for Go Go, some time after creating one for himself and another for Baymax. The gauntlets are equipped with jet propulsion engines instead of the discs Go Go used in his usual suit.

Go Go doesn't have superpowers, but her athletic prowess and expertise in mechanical engineering make her the driving force behind the Big Hero 6 (besides Baymax, for obvious reasons). Therefore, she possesses unique skills specific to her field.

Professional-level athletics: Go Go is in good physical shape; according to supplementary material, he is a triathlete and participates in several sports, including kickboxing and ultimate frisbee. Expert Driving Skills: Go Go is a resourceful and adaptable driver with any vehicle. She was able to drive a motorcycle she created at San Fransokyo Tech to such a degree that she could navigate the lab at high speed, dodging potential hazards. Furthermore, she was able to maneuver Wasabi's minivan with precision through the nighttime streets of San Fransokyo, even when she was captured inside a tunnel created by Microbots. Advanced Engineering Skills: Go Go is highly intelligent and an expert in mechanical engineering and electromagnetism. She strove to create a bicycle with incredible, almost unimaginable speed. She has already manufactured several bicycles capable of reaching high speeds, although she had not yet perfected one that met her expectations.

With her suit, Go Go achieves a set of speed-based skills:

Enhanced Speed: The suit allows Go Go to manipulate her speed to reach speeds far exceeding those of the average athlete. With her magnetic levitation discs, this high speed can be used to attack, as these discs become incredibly sharp, hot, and powerful, allowing her to slice through hard objects, but only with the right momentum. Moving at these speeds also allows Go Go to build up enough force to create powerful impacts upon colliding with her opponent. Enhanced Agility: Go Go's agility is increased in this form. He can quickly change form to react rapidly, to the point of efficiently executing complex attacks. Enhanced reflexes: Go Go can detect dangers faster than an ordinary human. Thanks to his suit, he can react quickly enough to dodge, coordinate, and maneuver around obstacles with ease. Veloci-Shot: a move learned from Karmi's fan-fiction story about Big Hero 6, which allows her to skate up walls.

Go Go's battle suit is based on the scientific experiment he witnessed during his presentation at the San Fransokyo Institute of Technology. This suit incorporates the design of his bicycle and the same electromagnetic wheels used to achieve speed.

Magnetic Discs: Flat, circular discs attached and controlled by electromagnetic suspension. These discs are primarily attached to Go Go's boots and function as motorcycle wheels, which in turn act as skates, giving Go Go her signature speedster look. In addition to transportation, the discs serve as both her means of attack and defense. They can protect her from concussive attacks and can be thrown at her opponents like chakrams, magnetically returning to the suit upon impact, causing significant damage in the process. Wired discs: some of his discs have wires inside, and the discs open after being thrown, allowing him to entangle enemies like a multi-bowl. Flying Disc: Go Go received this disc for his Ultra Armor. Initially, the disc is the size of his normal discs, but it can expand to become a platform on which Go Go can travel and hover. It also allows him to spin in the air like a cyclone. Hyperbike: A sleek motorcycle that combines the mechanics of Go-Go discs with racing prowess. It has all-terrain traction, allowing it to climb buildings. The vehicle is equipped with a targeting system that fires a disruptor capable of short-circuiting any vehicle it impacts. Motorcycle: She has a motorcycle that she drives to go to Muirahara Woods to observe birds. Pocket knife: A small knife that Go Go owns.