Lego big hero 6

Обновлено: 02.05.2024

In a year without Pixar, the Disney hit just needs to knock down The Lego Movie to win Best Animated Feature.

Sometime last Sunday, the big movie story of the weekend changed from everything Interstellar (its science, its running time, the quality of its sound mix) to the fact that Christopher Nolan’s conversation-hogging blockbuster was trumped at the box-office by a puffy white balloon robot. Disney and Marvel’s Big Hero 6 took the top spot, leading to a bevy of “how did this happen?” articles.

Regardless of how it happened, now that it has, the future for the animated superhero tale is promising—so much so that it could end up with an Oscar. Right now, the Best Animated Feature category looks to be a fascinating, tough contest between Big Hero 6 and the surprise hit of the first half of the year, The Lego Movie.

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Big Hero 6: With all the might of Disney and Marvel at its back.

The Book of Life: Came and went at the box-office without a whole lot of fuss.

The Boxtrolls: The latest from animation company Laika, who scored a nomination a couple years ago for Paranorman.

How to Train Your Dragon 2: The first one probably would have won in 2010 if not for a little movie called Toy Story 3.

The Lego Movie: Probably the success story—animated or not—of the first third of 2014.

Penguins of Madagacar: The Madagascar movies are reliable box-office smashes but have never been nominated at the Oscars.

Rio 2: Even when the first Rio got that odd Best Original Song nomination, the film didn’t make the short list.

Song of the Sea: The latest from animation distributor GKids, which gave us 2009 nominee The Secret of Kells, 2011’s Chico and Rita and A Cat in Paris, and 2013’s Ernest and Celestine.

The Tale of Princess Kaguya: The latest from Studio Ghibli, whose three previous nominees (The Wind Rises, Howl’s Moving Castle, and 2002 winner Spirited Away) were all directed by Hayao Miyazaki.

Of these nine movies, only two (Penguins and Song of the Sea) have yet to open, and neither one of them feels like they have the potential to become the kind of popular/critical hit to end up as the winner here. If I had to guess right now, I'd say your nominees are looking like Lego, Big Hero 6, How to Train Your Dragon 2, The Boxtrolls, and either Song of the Sea or Princess Kaguya.

So who wins? Historically—the Best Animated Feature category has existed since 2001—there have been a few proven routes to the Oscar:

Be a Best Picture nominee: Since the Best Picture category expanded beyond five nominees in 2009, animated films are suddenly welcome at the big table. Both Up in 2009 and Toy Story 3 in 2010 ended up among the 10 Best Picture nominees those years, and both walked to easy victories in the animated category.
Be a massive blockbuster: Only two of the last 14 winners in this category have failed to crack $100 million, and in fact all but two of those movies failed to crack $200 million. If popularity isn't king in this category, it's at least a crown prince.
Be Pixar: The animation studio has utterly dominated this category over the years, winning seven of the nine years in which it had a film nominated. Even a film like Brave, which had decidedly not set the world on fire like its predecessors, still managed to triumph in 2012 over a field that failed to produce a clear frontrunner. All things being equal, being Pixar sure helps.
Don't be a sequel: The only sequel to ever win was Toy Story 3, and that one had rules 1-3 up there going for it. Otherwise sequels (or spin-offs, in the case of Puss-in-Boots) are zero-for-four.

So how do our prospective nominees line up?

You can rule out How to Train Your Dragon 2 due to Rule Four, and neither Boxtrolls, Song of the Sea, or The Tale of Princess Kaguya qualify for any of the four criteria. The only asterisk here, particularly for Kaguya, is to point to 2002, when Miyazaki's Spirited Away bested the field despite only $10 million at the box-office. That's the outlier example that gives all other art-before-commerce animated movies some hope. But beating out modest blockbusters like Ice Age and Lilo & Stitch and beating out two legitimate smashes is another story. So let's address the smashes.

Neither The Lego Movie nor Big Hero 6 will be cracking the Best Picture lineup, most likely, and neither are sequels nor Pixar. So is the race to Oscar ultimately a race to the highest box-office? Perhaps. The Lego Movie sits just north of $250 million, the third biggest domestic box-office take of the year. It's way too early to judge what the ceiling on Big Hero 6 will be, but we can compare opening weekends, and there we see that Lego took in $69 million in its first weekend, ahead of the $56 million that Big Hero 6 on a similar number of screens. It's not a perfect comparison. Lego came out in the dregs of February, when its biggest competition was the tepid Monuments Men. Big Hero 6 put up its numbers in a far more competitive November, beating out Interstellar, or haven't you heard? Obviously, the template for opening Big Hero 6 in November is last year's insane smash Frozen, but it's pretty clear that nobody's doing those numbers this year.

If Big Hero 6 can't out-dollar Lego, though, it's still got a trump card, and that card has mouse ears on it. Disney surely got a taste for winning with Frozen last year, and with Pixar not in the picture yet again, they're the brand name to contend with. Warner Brothers is far less pedigreed in this category, only having ever won with Happy Feet in 2006, and that was up against Cars, which even the Pixar fans were disappointed by. Moreso, the fact that Big Hero 6 will be far fresher in awards voters' minds can't hurt it. Perhaps The Lego Movie will be able to combat that with a few rousing renditions of "Everything Is Awesome" (a likely Best Original Song nominee) along the Oscar schmooze circuit.

LEGO Marvel Big Hero 6 (Also known and promoted as "LEGO Disney/Pixar/Marvel Big Hero 6") is a licensed video game based on the 2014 computer animated MCU film of the same name. It's also based on the "Big Hero 6" TV series on Disney XD's Marvel Universe block. Unlike the previous Disney/Pixar Lego entry, "LEGO The Incredibles", "Lego Marvel Big Hero 6" uses the same game engine as "Lego Marvel Superheroes 2", mixed together with elements from "Lego DC Super-Villains" and "LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga".

ESRB Rating

Like all "Lego" titles, this game is Rated E10+.

Play through the film that started it all, then play through levels based on select episodes of "Big Hero 6: The Series". The overall plot is so far unknown.

GAMEPLAY

Like with all LEGO videogames, there's 2-player split-screen co-op for the whole story and free roam exploration outside of the main story.

Following the tradition of the first three "LEGO Marvel" entries, Stan Lee is a playable character once you've saved him in every level and open-world side quest. In this case, it's Fred's dad, Mr. Fredrickson who's in peril this time. And following Stan Lee's recent death, his archive recordings are used for Mr. Fredrickson, even when Stan wasn't playing as him.

Filling up the stud bar in each level earns you the "True Believer" rank, with Stan Lee's "Excelsior!" echoing in the background.

When characters die, they lose studs. (This doesn't happen if you max out the stud bar)

There's 5 collectables on each level, with three hidden character tokens and one red brick per level.

Like "LEGO The Incredibles", sandbox areas include Marvel and Pixar builds. Marvel builds where you unlock Marvel characters like Spider-Man, Hulk, Iron Man, and other top 10 MCU characters. Pixar builds where you unlock characters from Disney/Pixar films that weren't in "LEGO The Incredibles" (likely due to budget cuts or other reasons). Woody, Flik, Sulley, Dory, Lightning, Linguini, WALL-E, Russell, Merida, Bing-Bong, and Miguel return as secret characters you can only unlock in Free Play mode. The newer ones you have to build structures for to unlock.

CHARACTERS

(NOTE: Not all abilities and characters are listed for this section, due to the user not having as much ideas. If anyone else has ideas, feel free to comment, but don't edit the page.)

STORY MODE

Hiro Hamada[Click here for ideas for abilities he could use in-game]
Baymax[Click here for ideas for abilities he could use in-game]
Go Go Tomago[Click here for ideas for abilities she could use in-game]
Honey Lemon[Click here for ideas for abilities she could use in-game]
Wasabi[Click here for ideas for abilities he could use in-game]
Fred[Click here for ideas for abilities he could use in-game]

OTHER CHARACTERS

(NOTE: Not all abilities and characters are listed for this section, due to the user not having as much ideas. If anyone else has ideas, feel free to comment, but don't edit the page.)

Character	Abilities	Availability	Note

MARVEL BUILDS

Character	Franchise	Abilities	Note
Spider-Man/Peter Parker	"Spider-Man"	(Same as from "LEGO Marvel Superheroes 2", just now with the advanced glide ability added for the web wings.)	MCU version used under license from Sony (through Columbia Pictures).
Hulk	"The Incredible Hulk"	(Same as from "LEGO Marvel Superheroes 2")
Iron Man/Tony Stark	"Iron Man"	(Same as from "LEGO Marvel Superheroes 2")	Iron Man is shown in his Mark 85 armor from "The Avengers 4: Endgame" (The Avengers 4: Infinity War Part 2" as it is called in the US).
Thor	"Thor"	(Same as from "LEGO Marvel Superheroes 2")
Captain America	"Captain America"	(Same as from "LEGO Marvel Superheroes 2")
Wolverine	"X-Men"	(Same as from "LEGO Marvel Superheroes", just now with the hyper jump and wall climb abilities added to him.)	Rights acquired from 20th Century Fox as part of the Disney/Fox merge.
Mr. Fantastic	"The Fantastic Four"	(Same as from "LEGO Marvel Superheroes", just now with the hacking and intelligence abilities added to him.)	Rights acquired from 20th Century Fox as part of the Disney/Fox merge.
Doctor Strange	"Doctor Strange"	(Same as from "LEGO Marvel Superheroes 2", just now with the stealth ability added to him, like he did in "LEGO Marvel Superheroes".)
Star-Lord	"Guardians of the Galaxy"	(Same as from "LEGO Marvel Superheroes 2")
Deadpool	"Deadpool	(Same as from "LEGO Marvel Superheroes")	Rights acquired from 20th Century Fox as part of the Disney/Fox merge.

PIXAR BUILDS

(NOTE: This is only for the Pixar characters who are exclusive for this game, or didn't appear in "Lego The Incredibles". If anyone has suggestions for abilities they could have, leave a comment, but don't edit the page. Valiant ("Valiant"), Sampson ("The Wild"), Yankee Irving ("Everyone's Hero"), and Mambo ("Happily N'ever After") are the only Pixar characters that won't be on this list due to being useless, and the fact that their movies are pretty weak among Pixar fans.)

Hyper Jump (With his soda bottle)
Grapple (With his yo-yo)
Rope Swings (With his yo-yo)

Hyper Jump (With his laser eyes) (With his super bark)

Hyper Jump

Hyper Jump

(Uses his "Aloft Elevar" spell for levitation. He also uses it to build Lego pieces as they float in midair.)

(Turns into his sea monster form while swimming)

Hyper Jump

(With his jetpack)

RED BRICKS

NOTE: These are the only Red Bricks I can think of. Leave a comment if you have ideas, but don't re-edit this page.

Red Brick	Effect
x2 Stud Multiplier	(Self-explanatory)
x4 Stud Multiplier	(Self-explanatory)
x6 Stud Multiplier	(Self-explanatory)
x8 Stud Multiplier	(Self-explanatory)
x10 Stud Multiplier	(Self-explanatory)
Attract Studs	You can collect distant Lego studs.
Character Token Detector	Indicates where a character token is in a level.
Fast Interactions	Allows you to build Lego objects at hyper-speed.
Gravity Mines Affect All	(Self-explanatory)
Heart Regeneration	Health is restored after a few seconds of damage.
Infinite Power Gauge	Allows you to use Special Attacks as many times as you want.
Invulnerability	The health bar is greyed out and all characters remain invincible.
Minikit Detector	Indicates where minikits can be unlocked in a level. This is most useful if ever decide to re-visit a level in Free Play mode.
Red Brick Detector	Indicates where a Red Brick can be unlocked in a level. This is most useful if you ever decide to re-visit a level in Free Play mode.

CHARACTER CREATOR

Like previous Lego games since "Lego Marvel Superheroes 2", you can create up to 10 custom playable characters using character pieces you unlocked from completing a level in the main story, or through side missions. You can also give your custom character abilities another character has. Just enter Hiro's workshop or his lab room in San Fransokyo Institute of Technology and get started.

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Originality: How original is this - never seen before?
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Big Hero 6: Battle for the Portal

This project is based on the final battle scene from Disney's award-winning 2014 movie Big Hero 6. Hiro Hamada, alongside his robot healthcare companion Baymax and his four super-powered friends, take on the evil masked man Yokai to save the city of San Fransokyo from being engulfed in a massive portal. Will Big Hero 6 be able to stop Yokai and the menace of his microbots?

Minifigures Included:

Also included is a brick-built armored Baymax with articulate arms, fingers, legs, and wings. He has a ledge on his back for Hiro to stand on. GoGo has her electromagnetic suspension bike, and Honey Lemon is armed with chem-balls and catapult for launching larger chem-balls. Wasabi comes with his plasma blades, and Fred with two flaming pieces of rubble. Hiro, GoGo and Fred come with hair pieces as well as helmets (Fred also coming with a separate head). Also included is a super-jumper piece for Fred, who has high-leaping capabilities in the film.

The Microbot structures weren't easy to design, but I did my best to make them look like they did in the film-- not organic, but made out of microscopic metal components. Included are a Microbot tower for Yokai, two traps: one with trapping claws and the other an opening/closing encasing cocoon; and three smaller Microbot builds. The portal, also encased in Microbot structures, has a center piece that can be knocked over (perhaps by super-jumper Fredzilla or Honey Lemon's chem-balls), and entered by a minifigure.

A family-friendly movie like this would make a great LEGO set that would appeal to all ages, boys and girls alike, as well as teen and adult fans. With colorful characters, a sinister villain, and a playable set, this project would create a fun and affordable addition to anyone's LEGO collection.

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Big Hero 6, an award-winning film and fan favourite, is still beloved by many and interesting to all. Set in the fictional city of San Fransokyo, the film introduced the world to a team of heroes first seen in obscure Marvel comics. What set these apart, however, was the fact that none of them had superpowers (or super-hero names, for that matter).

No, their powers and abilities were invented by boy-genius Hiro Hamada. He took inspiration from some of his friends most incredible gadgets, combined with his own intellect to create a team of techno-heroes. But why? A villain going by the name of Yokai had stolen Hiro's world-changing invention, the Microbot (which Hiro had thought destroyed from the same fire that killed his brother).

The believable impossibility of the film is characteristic of Man of Action, the talented creators of shows like Ben 10, Generator Rex, Ultimate Spider-Man, and the upcoming Sonic Prime.

Built in over a hundred hours, including conceptualization and brainstorming, this breathtaking model features the modernistic Krei Tech headquarters being attacked by Yokai's stolen robot minions. Including a play feature showcased in detail on it's Mecabricks page (and the video below), the model works perfectly for a display. but what about kids? This is where the minfigures come in! Featuring the whole team (including two brick-built characters), this set includes all that is needed for an epic role-playing battle with Yokai!

В этот раз я напишу про достаточно простую, но очень увлекательную и качественно сделанную игрушку. Рекомендую к покупке!

Что мне принес Дед Мороз на Новый Год вы уже видели в позапрошлом обзоре, теперь напишу, чем он обрадовал моего младшего брата (Илюше 4 года). И, поверьте, он визжал громче чем я.) К сожалению, коробку показать не могу – ее уже выкинули, поэтому я попросил папу сделать скриншот из домашнего новогоднего видео.

В коробке были две фигурки – робота Беймакса и его друга Хиро Хамады. По размерам робот достаточно большой (около 30 см в высоту), весит 900г, у мальчика рост 13см, а вес всего 30г. Пластик – очень качественный, наощупь приятный, цвета – яркие и насыщенные. Фигурки очень похожи на героев мультфильма, но мальчика сделали слишком уж маленьким по сравнению с Беймаксом. Видно, что игрушка оригинальна, а не какая-то китайская подделка. Можно даже поверить, что Дисней и правда принимал участие в ее создании.

Теперь о функционале. Крылья имеют два положения – сложенные и открытые для полета. Открываются нажатием кнопки на спине.

Голова движется во все стороны, глаза в маске светятся, когда робот издает звуки.

Для тех, кто видел мультик, помнит, что у робота был выдвигающийся отсек с чипами программы, в игрушке он тоже есть.

Корпус поворачивается где-то на 40-45 градусов, поэтому туловище развернуть назад не получится. Руки сгибаются в локтях и плечах. А на левой руке есть кнопка, нажав на которую можно выстрелить рукой робота. Летит не очень далеко, где-то на полметра, так что никого не поранит.

На самом туловище, под грудью, есть незаметная кнопка, нажимаете на нее – и робот издает звуки (о них немного позже).
Ноги имеют столько же движущихся частей, как и руки, но их можно вывернуть в обратную сторону. Но при этом робота достаточно сложно поставить на ноги, чтобы он не падал. Защитные пластины с коленей и плеч снимаются, но без них он выглядит некрасиво.

Человечек сделан детально и качественно, руки и ноги резиновые, движутся вперед и назад.

Теперь самое интересное – на руках Хиро есть два магнита, которыми он цепляется за спину Беймакса. Тот в свою очередь реагирует на это определенным звуком.

Кроме того, с мальчиком на спине робот издает звук взлетающего самолета (для этого его нужно двигать под углом вверх) и приземляющего самолета при наклоне вниз. Если же нажимать кнопку на пузике (не себе, конечно, а роботу) звуки будут отличаться с мальчиком и без.) Я снял видео, чтобы показать все.

Ну а теперь плюсы и минусы.
Из плюсов:
-очень качественная сборка
-яркий вид
-большая функциональность
-максимальная схожесть с мультиком
-детализация
Минусы:
-неустойчивый
Впечатления от игрушки очень положительные. Братик уже месяц не выпускает ее из рук. Впрочем, я и сам ею с удовольствием играл.
Если будут какие-то вопросы, могу отвечать не сразу, так как компьютер мамин.)

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