Now I'm not saying I don't enjoy Big Hero 6 (although the movie should've just been called baymax)

 

But I was amongst the few who didn't want it in kh series. One of my biggest reasons for that is the lack of defining features. The world is really just a regular urban city resembling some of Tokyo and some of San Francisco (although you can clearly tell Tokyo isn't dominating).

 

 

I would've preferred Baymax as a summon simply because he's best suited at it. He's a fighter and a healer. He can heal sora or sora can ride him as a form of attack.

 

 

But I personally think it's a waste of a world in y honest opinion. There is probably only one particular area that stood out in the film. But other than that I don't play kh to go to a modern urban city with barely advance tech.

 

I just want to understand the "hype". Enemy wise, that masked man most likely won't return since it was confirmed that this will take place after. And since all he did was to save his daughter, bringing him back would be pointless.

 

So really the more you look at big hero 6 world, the less there is. Anything that I can see doesn't seem to fit KH and more of a Big Hero 6 game on it's own.

OK here's the thing.....in this thread....the only thing they've stated was the super obvious. Honestly the one and only thing that was mentioned was riding baymax or fighting with him. But no one really bothered to mention what we will be playing in San fransokyo.

 

 

They really haven't.....all they've stated was that it was going to be refreshing. And due to more capabilities of the platform they will be able to do more. But what exactly is "more" what are you imagining?

 

Keep in mind, BH6 is one of Amy worlds we should be seeing. Lets not assume this particular world will have more attention than any other world.

 

So realistically, what are you all expecting out of a BH6 world "SPECIFICALLY" outside of just visuals. We have baymax riding/party member...I refuse to think that BH6 will have more attention than any other world. I would like something a lot more realistic.

 

 

I would like to think we would fight the other characters in big hero 6, but history on kh games tell me other wise.

 

I would like to thinkthink we will have Key landmarks just like many Disney worlds before, but seems like most fans have considered San fransokyo city only, and that to me makes me limited to what I expect OK it of Se to put into KH.

I feel like a lot of people ignore the bigger bulk of the issue because, like i said, i'm in the same boat. But that doesn't make me "jump" into it right away. as i believe world-coice is "sacred" in the KH series. I always saw there was a lot of reason behind not seeing Pixar in KH.

I think you like to ignore other people's validate points because they don't align with your opinion. There is no larger issues that the inclusion of a BH6 World brings.

I think you like to ignore other people's validate points because they don't align with your opinion. There is no larger issues that the inclusion of a BH6 World brings.

Its hypocritical of one to claim one is ignoring other peoples point (which I gave clear response to as much just to prove that I am listening) when you yourself aren't responding in similar matter. Look, the thread was started by me in efforts to seeing if the community can convince me with what is realistic about BH6that deserves the hype. I mean most of it comes from love of the movie itself more than what we will actually be seeing in game.

Its hypocritical of one to claim one is ignoring other peoples point (which I gave clear response to as much just to prove that I am listening) when you yourself aren't responding in similar matter. Look, the thread was started by me in efforts to seeing if the community can convince me with what is realistic about BH6that deserves the hype. I mean most of it comes from love of the movie itself more than what we will actually be seeing in game.

Everyone in this thread has given you valid reasons and you quoted every one of them and stated that their reasons weren't good enough because they didn't align with your veiw of what's is worth the hype. Hell hype from love of the movie alone is a good reason. Being able to interact and explore the worlds of our favorite movies is one of the charms that is unique to the Kingdom Hearts franchise. If you have no investment for the film's featured in the game what motivation do you have to play through a world based on them.

Edited August 23, 201510 yr by RobbyRobRob the Wise

Exploring a world is great....but what exactly is to explore? The love for the film is a valid reason, but obviously if you are responding to someone who doesn't see the hype regardless if they enjoyed it or not, doesn't that mean you should be looking deeper than what that person already sees?

 

I mean I'm looking for something more.....if you can't see or understand that, perhaps don't come in here expecting me to say "oh thank you. I see now".

Exploring a world is great....but what exactly is to explore? The love for the film is a valid reason, but obviously if you are responding to someone who doesn't see the hype regardless if they enjoyed it or not, doesn't that mean you should be looking deeper than what that person already sees?I mean I'm looking for something more.....if you can't see or understand that, perhaps don't come in here expecting me to say "oh thank you. I see now".

Because People want to see something different. Most people know that Big Hero 6 is literally a world that Disney that is unique when comparing it to the other 57 films they've produced/ing. I know since I saw the film back in November, that i wanted to see this film in KH3. Whether it was flying with Baymax, going to fight Yokai with the other 6, or traveling through the entire city and going through each division (San Fransokyo has the layout of San Fran but has the amount of traffic and exaggeration of Tokyo).

 

Also noting people who talk about this world have a point in making it full of life. That is the point of a city. Seeing a world with NPCs walking, driving, selling and running away from heartless. If the city isn't as detailed as the art shows it to be, then it would be a ghost town (which we already seen it with Notre Dame and The Grid or hearing the cheers of dead souls at the Olympus Colosseum.) Or how about going to battle with the entire Big Hero 6. They are not the Big Hero 6 if there are team mates missing, which Disney Animation has said themselves when the film was in press tour. Or what about having Sora trying to understand the topic of death in a down to earth situation, cause he hasn't experienced a death of a person of importance.

 

And if you're just making this thread because you don't like these modern films, keep in mind thats an opinion. The fact is that Disney Animation is in a Hot Streak that hasn't been this good since the 90's. Since The Princess and the Frog, they've been making success both in critically and financially. Frog, as well as Tangled, Ralph, Frozen and Hero in Disney's eyes are considered as Walt Disney Classics, and they seem to not stop with Zootopia, Moana coming next year as well as Gigantic in 2017. I wouldn't be surprised if Nick and Judy (Zootopia) as well as Moana and Maui (Moana) appear as summons. You want to know which movies Disney doesn't consider classics? Fox and the Hound, Black Cauldron, every film from 2000-2008 (with exceptions of Emperor's New Groove and Lilo and Stitch).

 

Hope i could explain at least one thing.

Look, all of this just derives from the fact that you don't want a futuristic city environment and that's a variable that you're not willing to see the potential of. It's a shame really, because, San Fransokyo is the most digitally advanced world in the entire series and the first Disney Animation world that is a city.

 

Kingdom Hearts 3 is being developed alongside Final Fantasy 15 and that game is full of cities. Trust me, Square Enix will blow you away and make you eat your words. 

I didn't understand the hype eaither because before the announcement I had never seen the movie. I didn't see the big deal. Right after the announcement I watched BH6 and am in love! Such a cool story and great characters. There are alot of parallels between BH6 and KH so this is why I'm excited about it. I wouldn't says I'm SUPER PUMPED but I will enjoy the experience. As long as I don't hate any world inclusions I'll be happy. Tangled and BH6 don't make me jump for joy, but I don't hate them.

Because People want to see something different. Most people know that Big Hero 6 is literally a world that Disney that is unique when comparing it to the other 57 films they've produced/ing. I know since I saw the film back in November, that i wanted to see this film in KH3. Whether it was flying with Baymax, going to fight Yokai with the other 6, or traveling through the entire city and going through each division (San Fransokyo has the layout of San Fran but has the amount of traffic and exaggeration of Tokyo).

 

I understand most people "want" to see something different. But what level of "difference" is there. To me, the art-style and themes of Pixar and PIxar-esque films when it comes to Kingdom Hearts is mostly "alien". to me, it doesn't belong. Not because the filsm were "BAD" but most of the PIxar films just doesn't have the same fantasy that the classics, and the modern 2D films carry. 

 

Now that they added some live-action (of course, still within discretion as they still have enough cultural differences alongside fantasy themes). To me, I feel that we were going to get something different anyways regardless if we ever saw Big Hero 6/Pixar films. And i "know" that if we have had confirmation of for example: Robin Hood, Jungle Book, Treasure Planet, and Atlantis: The Lost Empire, over any Pixar film/BH6. I'm sure it would've been considered "reasonable" amonst anything else. 

 

Also noting people who talk about this world have a point in making it full of life. That is the point of a city. Seeing a world with NPCs walking, driving, selling and running away from heartless. If the city isn't as detailed as the art shows it to be, then it would be a ghost town (which we already seen it with Notre Dame and The Grid or hearing the cheers of dead souls at the Olympus Colosseum.) Or how about going to battle with the entire Big Hero 6. They are not the Big Hero 6 if there are team mates missing, which Disney Animation has said themselves when the film was in press tour. Or what about having Sora trying to understand the topic of death in a down to earth situation, cause he hasn't experienced a death of a person of importance.

 

The point of a city doesn't mean anything if we have to also look into what Kingdom Hearts has done. the reason why Notre Dame, The Grid, or Olympus Colosseum neglected to add passing pedestrians is for the simple reason of adding more room for heartless battles. Granted, there was room for more pedestrians around certain areas. But that still doesn't mean that we are going to get that in BH6 just because its "BH6".

 

I dont doubt we will be seeing characters walking around here and there that aren't important, but the level of everyone seems to be saying seems out of reach or just not grounded to the reality of what Kingdom Hearts is (and i think part of that is getting exactly what they've been asking for certain group of fans). 

 

And if you're just making this thread because you don't like these modern films, keep in mind thats an opinion. The fact is that Disney Animation is in a Hot Streak that hasn't been this good since the 90's. Since The Princess and the Frog, they've been making success both in critically and financially. Frog, as well as Tangled, Ralph, Frozen and Hero in Disney's eyes are considered as Walt Disney Classics, and they seem to not stop with Zootopia, Moana coming next year as well as Gigantic in 2017. I wouldn't be surprised if Nick and Judy (Zootopia) as well as Moana and Maui (Moana) appear as summons. You want to know which movies Disney doesn't consider classics? Fox and the Hound, Black Cauldron, every film from 2000-2008 (with exceptions of Emperor's New Groove and Lilo and Stitch).

 

Like i said, i enjoyed BH6, It was entertaining. I personally would've preferred it just be called "Baymax" but overall regardless of what is considered "successful" isn't a problem. But people seem to neglect that its not about whether i enjoyed the film or not, its just that it is the "least" of whether i enjoyed it. For example, i barely consider Nightmare Before Christmas a "disney" film more than a "tim burton" film. But regardless, i think its a nice edition and really works well with the other Disney Classics. 

 

I also really doubt anyone would argue that Treasure Planet isn't considered a classic. It was so popular it aired multiple times in the disney channel and did gain a few games and merchandise. Sure in hindsight, its easy to forget about it. Its not really about whether its classic, but whether it fits in with the KH theme. I think those who want change, want to change the KH style and direction. 

 

That is also why no one seems to mention the graphics of KH3. Looking at Olympus Colosseum and seeing how it doesn't resemble anything like the original film version (which they didn't need to). Perhaps this is rooted to more of how drastically different this particular game is from KH series. Now, more and more fans who were in the shadows of just wanting anything can rise up, while those who really took the time to consider what fits in KH such as myself, seem "too picky" and impossible to please.

Hope i could explain at least one thing.

 

 

Look, all of this just derives from the fact that you don't want a futuristic city environment and that's a variable that you're not willing to see the potential of. It's a shame really, because, San Fransokyo is the most digitally advanced world in the entire series and the first Disney Animation world that is a city.

 

Like i said, its not that i dont want a "futuristic" city. Afterall, we've seen many things that resembled sci-fi. However, San Fransokyo doesn't feel futuristic, it just feels "modern" with a hint of cartoony style. To me, it feels like "Earth". Which if San franksokyo is going to be in kh3, i am hoping that we will see something that we wouldn't see in our world (other than baymax) which i think most people are just telling me "its because we're going tos ee a city for the first time". 

 

Kingdom Hearts 3 is being developed alongside Final Fantasy 15 and that game is full of cities. Trust me, Square Enix will blow you away and make you eat your words. 

 

Final Fantasy 15 isn't Kingdom Hearts though. the gameplay may be similar, but the design is completely different. For one, they dont have heartless and they dont travel to other worlds. 

Edited August 23, 201510 yr by Ephemera

Except Treasure Planet was a box office bomb, and its reception is mixed. No one saw it in the domestic box office and unless you know someone who mentions it, then it comes to attention of the casual audience. and just cause it aired on Disney Channel doesn't mean that it was popular, if that were the case then Every Disney film from the 90's would've played multiple times on the channel when in fact they don't.

 

The argument of saying that KH has worlds that fit in is misleading to the fact that all of the choices of worlds are films that people actually remember. Even Tron Legacy, a film that a lot of people say they don't remember, ended up being a success, especially in the international market (hence Tron ride at Shanghai).

 

The term of it being "Alien" is ridiculous. Just cause Hero or the rest of the revival era films have a different way of story telling doesn't mean anything. I'd guarantee that if Disney Animation continued to films like they did in 2000's, they wouldn't be here. Not everything can be a musical like the 90's and not everything can be the same way of "story telling" it was in the 2000's, remember Disney wasn't a filmmaker driven studio at the time from the 70's-2000's, they were executive driven.

Edited August 24, 201510 yr by Knuxpyro56

Except Treasure Planet was a box office bomb, and its reception is mixed. No one saw it in the domestic box office and unless you know someone who mentions it, then it comes to attention of the casual audience. and just cause it aired on Disney Channel doesn't mean that it was popular, if that were the case then Every Disney film from the 90's would've played multiple times on the channel when in fact they don't.

 

Office Bomb or not, it was still well received. The only mixed reception was based on the video game. And there's a difference between memorable, and demand. Treasure Planet at the time was memorable and was on demand enough to view the series. It was at least well known at the time, and it is one of the most common worlds to be asked to be introduced in KH. i doubt there is one person who hasn't even heard of Treasure Planet. 

 

The argument of saying that KH has worlds that fit in is misleading to the fact that all of the choices of worlds are films that people actually remember. Even Tron Legacy, a film that a lot of people say they don't remember, ended up being a success, especially in the international market (hence Tron ride at Shanghai).

 

Thats just a contradiction. Another example is that a lot of the newer generation never seen Pinocchio. Yet, it was in Dream Drop Distance. Just because you say it, doesn't make it true. Especially when you just contradict yourself. Tron was included because Nomura had a fondness for the movie. 

 

The term of it being "Alien" is ridiculous. Just cause Hero or the rest of the revival era films have a different way of story telling doesn't mean anything. I'd guarantee that if Disney Animation continued to films like they did in 2000's, they wouldn't be here. Not everything can be a musical like the 90's and not everything can be the same way of "story telling" it was in the 2000's, remember Disney wasn't a filmmaker driven studio at the time from the 70's-2000's, they were executive driven.

 

The term of it being alien is my choice of word of how welcomed it is in the Kingdom Hearts series. And to me it is alien/foreign/incongruous. There's nothing ridiculous about it. I've grew fond of Kingdom Hearts use of Classic Disney worlds and how they all worked together to make this easy to distinguish, yet difficult to describe theme. Kingdom Hearts 1, 2, BBS, all introduced great worlds. Despite the horrible story of Dream Drop Distance, it also favored classics as well such as Hunchback of Notredame, Pinnochio, and even bringing back Fantasia.

 

I'm not saying that Disney has to go back to the original film making ways. Heck, that's not even the point when i'm referring to the term alien. Your argument that we can't go back in time to the way things were is seems to be a little out there. But thats exactly what Kingdom Hearts provided. Also you seem misguided if you think i want musicals to be in every Disney film. 

 

Basically if you dont get it just yet, I believe Disney Infinity/ Epic Mickey had a distinct style from what Kingdom Hearts was trying to capture. BH6 (and any potential film out there such as Pixar)

Edited August 24, 201510 yr by Ephemera

I didn't contradict myself with Tron. A lot don't remember the original Tron, the casual audience does know Tron Legacy, cause it was a blockbuster and people remember it for its visuals and its soundtrack (and popular it was cause you saw the uproar of the cancellation of Tron 3). And Pinocchio isn't forgotten because Disney still uses the characters in Merchandise and Theme parks (Let alone it has the most important song of Disney's Legacy). Your argument is saying that you want them to branch out to the classic era when they have pretty gotten the ones that have been used in others and are completed. And some films are better portrayed as just summons or characters in an original world (Dalmatians, Bambi, Dumbo, etc). Outside of what Disney categories have been used, the eras left untouched are the Package Wartime era (Saludos Amigos-Ichabod and Mr. Toad), the Dark Age (Aristocats-Great Mouse Detective), and the Recession (Dinosaur-Bolt), which are these that Disney doesn't like to push at all (which is they don't sell Merchandise and advertising forgotten films is a disadvantage. Epic Mickey was the exception because forgotten is the ground foundation of that game).

I didn't contradict myself with Tron. A lot don't remember the original Tron, the casual audience does know Tron Legacy, cause it was a blockbuster and people remember it for its visuals and its soundtrack (and popular it was cause you saw the uproar of the cancellation of Tron 3). And Pinocchio isn't forgotten because Disney still uses the characters in Merchandise and Theme parks (Let alone it has the most important song of Disney's Legacy). Your argument is saying that you want them to branch out to the classic era when they have pretty gotten the ones that have been used in others and are completed. And some films are better portrayed as just summons or characters in an original world (Dalmatians, Bambi, Dumbo, etc). Outside of what Disney categories have been used, the eras left untouched are the Package Wartime era (Saludos Amigos-Ichabod and Mr. Toad), the Dark Age (Aristocats-Great Mouse Detective), and the Recession (Dinosaur-Bolt), which are these that Disney doesn't like to push at all (which is they don't sell Merchandise and advertising forgotten films is a disadvantage. Epic Mickey was the exception because forgotten is the ground foundation of that game).

 

There's no point in justifying Big Hero 6's presence to Ephemera anymore, it's evident that he doesn't want his mind changed about its inclusion to Kingdom Hearts 3.

We've all heard this phrase:

Don't judge a book by its cover.

Really, it goes without saying that if you don't think the world will be good then you shouldn't write it off. Square Enix and Disney know what they're doing and each world usually represents a theme in a character or Kingdom Hearts as a whole. You should be optimistic about the inclusion of the world rather than simply writing it off as unfitting. I haven't even seen Big Hero 6 yet, but I plan to watch beforehand and thereafter play it in Kingdom Hearts III. Only then can I give my opinion.

I didn't contradict myself with Tron. A lot don't remember the original Tron, the casual audience does know Tron Legacy, cause it was a blockbuster and people remember it for its visuals and its soundtrack (and popular it was cause you saw the uproar of the cancellation of Tron 3). And Pinocchio isn't forgotten because Disney still uses the characters in Merchandise and Theme parks (Let alone it has the most important song of Disney's Legacy).

 

Casual Audience did know about other films such as Atlantis: The Lost Empire, Jungle Book, and of course Treasure Planet. Listing Tron Legacy's merits of why it was considered successful doesn't do you anything if you originally admitted that it wasn't well known despite its inclusion. Regardless the point isn't based on how "memorable" the film is. Most disney fans haven't seen Fantasia or Fantasia 2000. I guarantee you a good portion have never seen those films, and yet, they were in Dream Drop Distance. My main point with Pinnochio was that regardless of what it was back then, most modern Disney fans don't know. 

 

Again, just in case you missed the point. The inclusion of them is NOT based on how memorable they are. No one even considered the original TRON film. Only Nomura because he was a big fan of it and was admitted during interviews.

 

Your argument is saying that you want them to branch out to the classic era when they have pretty gotten the ones that have been used in others and are completed. And some films are better portrayed as just summons or characters in an original world (Dalmatians, Bambi, Dumbo, etc). Outside of what Disney categories have been used, the eras left untouched are the Package Wartime era (Saludos Amigos-Ichabod and Mr. Toad), the Dark Age (Aristocats-Great Mouse Detective), and the Recession (Dinosaur-Bolt), which are these that Disney doesn't like to push at all (which is they don't sell Merchandise and advertising forgotten films is a disadvantage. Epic Mickey was the exception because forgotten is the ground foundation of that game).

 

No, that's not my main argument. Stop over-generalizing it, especially when you're not here to understand my view, you're only here to go against it. My "reason" why i dont believe BH6 is a good fit is because its much closer to the modern take on fiction. While so far every inclusion has been departing away from the modern take. And i'm not talking about "modern times" i'm talking about how most of these stories take place in a fictional version of what we already experience. Look at Bolt, look at BH6, and that there is still plenty of animated features that still work with the Kingdom Hearts style. And i'm not even talking about Aristocats, Dinosaur, Bolt (which to me is equivalent to BH6). 

 

Here's a good list of Disney worlds we should be seeing (keep in mind, there are some that i didn't enjoy at all, but judgement based on diversity all while maintaining what Kingdom Hearts already is):

*Pocohontas

 

*Treasure Planet

 

*Jungle Book

 

*Atlantis: The Lost Empire

 

*The Sword in the Stone

We've all heard this phrase:

Don't judge a book by its cover.

Really, it goes without saying that if you don't think the world will be good then you shouldn't write it off. Square Enix and Disney know what they're doing and each world usually represents a theme in a character or Kingdom Hearts as a whole. You should be optimistic about the inclusion of the world rather than simply writing it off as unfitting. I haven't even seen Big Hero 6 yet, but I plan to watch beforehand and thereafter play it in Kingdom Hearts III. Only then can I give my opinion.

 

I believe that all worlds should be given a chance, this one? I am giving it the benefit of the doubt that it can be tolerable. But my main question was what's the main hype? I seen the movie. San Fransokyo was barely featured, and as a technical standpoint, yes it would be interesting to see a "city", but from a gameplay standpoint it seems like it will get in the way of Heartless battles. Which i'm trying to say, just because its a city, we wont see it to it's full potential because Kingdom Hearts isn't about that. 

 

 

There's no point in justifying Big Hero 6's presence to Ephemera anymore, it's evident that he doesn't want his mind changed about its inclusion to Kingdom Hearts 3.

I think the bigger problem is that, people weren't trying to. People just sort of thought it was a place to say their own and be done with it. I mean you have to admit, some of the answers are really open ended and not that grounded into whats really possible. 

What if the city had a destructible standpoint. As in Heartless, and you along with the 6 caused damage in the city? Just like what happens in comics/films and stuff. The only other world we saw have a remote aspect of that was Land of Dragons at the campsite.

I believe that all worlds should be given a chance, this one? I am giving it the benefit of the doubt that it can be tolerable. But my main question was what's the main hype? I seen the movie. San Fransokyo was barely featured, and as a technical standpoint, yes it would be interesting to see a "city", but from a gameplay standpoint it seems like it will get in the way of Heartless battles. Which i'm trying to say, just because its a city, we wont see it to it's full potential because Kingdom Hearts isn't about that. 

 

 

 

I think the bigger problem is that, people weren't trying to. People just sort of thought it was a place to say their own and be done with it. I mean you have to admit, some of the answers are really open ended and not that grounded into whats really possible. 

San Fransokyo is a BIG city, and we'll probably be flying around on Baymax most of the time!

Please, just admit that you are not interested in Big Hero 6 being in Kingdom Hearts 3, you're wasting peoples valuable time by completely brushing off completely justifiable and closed statements about the potential of San Fransokyo.

 

And don't assume what Kingdom Hearts is or isn't about. New hardware and lore elements introduces new and unspoken possibilities. Kingdom Hearts was never about Disney Animation shorts, and yet, Julius (Frankenstein Pete) from Runaway Brain was featured as Dream Drop Distance's Secret Boss. 

 

PS: The Sword in the Stone looks just like The Black Cauldron, and truth be told: they're both boring grasslands.

Edited August 24, 201510 yr by Guest

Please, just admit that you are not interested in Big Hero 6 being in Kingdom Hearts 3, you're wasting peoples valuable time by completely brushing off completely justifiable and closed statements about the potential of San Fransokyo. And don't assume what Kingdom Hearts is or isn't about. New hardware and lore elements introduces new and unspoken possibilities. Kingdom Hearts was never about Disney Animation shorts, and yet, Julius (Frankenstein Pete) from Runaway Brain was featured as Dream Drop Distance's Secret Boss.  PS: The Sword in the Stone looks just like The Black Cauldron, and truth be told: they're both boring grasslands.

Just admit the hype is blind if you can't give me something realistic to look forward to other than flying with baymax, which to be fair is only realistic because of the concept art shown, not because kh ever introduced such capabilities. I'm looking for game play aspects to look forward to. And people only mention things that are unlikely or things that would focus on if BH6 was a game of it's own.

I would say this, go read The Art of Big Hero 6, there is a bunch of beautiful artwork that they have made for the film, specifically the city. Not just that but also other character designs, cut villains and how lighting effected the film.

Again...looking for something realistic to look forward to.

Again, if you're not going to explain something realistic to look forward to, what was the point of this thread? People have given you points because of new hardware, open worlds and ideas from concepts that weren't even touched on in the film. Let people imagine the possibilities. If you keep saying everything has to be grounded, then this thread should have died before it was even made.

Again, if you're not going to explain something realistic to look forward to, what was the point of this thread? People have given you points because of new hardware, open worlds and ideas from concepts that weren't even touched on in the film. Let people imagine the possibilities. If you keep saying everything has to be grounded, then this thread should have died before it was even made.

This, so much.

 

If you don't give the opinions of others a chance, then why even make a thread? You asked for it and you got answers, but oh no, nothing is "realistic" enough for you. Heck, what even IS a realistic reason to like something?

 

I doubt the things that I look forward to are "realistic" in your eyes, judging from how you reacted to everyone else, but I give it a shot.

- Flying Baymax (but that was mentioned a lot already)
- Maybe some sort of training/fighting minigame where you battle against the BH6 gang.
- I might be the only one, but I would like a robot fighting mini-game Maybe in a similar style as the Dream Eaters battle thingie in DDD (I forgot the name of it tho) and when you win you earn munny, or maybe you fight against someone that has information about the original Baymax or something, idk it just sounds fun to me.
- Finding out how the original Baymax was "saved", I don't know the better word, by Xehanort/the Heartless and how he turned into Dark/Heartless Baymax

- San Fransokyo is like, the first modern/futuristic world in the franchise, it's nice to see something different for once.
- San Fransokyo is the perfect city for more NPC's. I know Twilight Town and Traverse Town had NPC's, but those were just a handfull. And now that the maps are bigger than in previous games, the worlds can feel pretty empty with only a small amount or none NPC's. For example, La Cite des Cloches from DDD felt like a  ghost town, and it made the world a bit boring in my opinion. Not that I hate that world, but it would have been so much better with some NPC's.
- The story continues where the movie has left of. I want to see how much the characters have changed, have grown, have become more experienced, things like that.
- I think San Fransokyo would look beautiful with the new graphics, I mean, just look how the Mount Olympus and Tangled world look like, I can't wait to see it!
 

Edited August 25, 201510 yr by Aile

If you don't give the opinions of others a chance, then why even make a thread? You asked for it and you got answers, but oh no, nothing is "realistic" enough for you. Heck, what even IS a realistic reason to like something?

 

I doubt the things that I look forward to are "realistic" in your eyes, judging from how you reacted to everyone else, but I give it a shot.

- Flying Baymax (but that was mentioned a lot already)

- Maybe some sort of training/fighting minigame where you battle against the BH6 gang.

- I might be the only one, but I would like a robot fighting mini-game Maybe in a similar style as the Dream Eaters battle thingie in DDD (I forgot the name of it tho) and when you win you earn munny, or maybe you fight against someone that has information about the original Baymax or something, idk it just sounds fun to me.

- Finding out how the original Baymax was "saved", I don't know the better word, by Xehanort/the Heartless and how he turned into Dark/Heartless Baymax

- San Fransokyo is like, the first modern/futuristic world in the franchise, it's nice to see something different for once.

- San Fransokyo is the perfect city for more NPC's. I know Twilight Town and Traverse Town had NPC's, but those were just a handfull. And now that the maps are bigger than in previous games, the worlds can feel pretty empty with only a small amount or none NPC's. For example, La Cite des Cloches from DDD felt like a  ghost town, and it made the world a bit boring in my opinion. Not that I hate that world, but it would have been so much better with some NPC's.

- The story continues where the movie has left of. I want to see how much the characters have changed, have grown, have become more experienced, things like that.

- I think San Fransokyo would look beautiful with the new graphics, I mean, just look how the Mount Olympus and Tangled world look like, I can't wait to see it!

 

Not only that, but we'll get to fight a Dark Baymax!!