You could argue that it looks like it does because of budget reasons, but more than 3 years passed since the movie and I don't think I need to go into great detail how much computer technology can progress in 3 years. there is unfortunately nothing to like about this version of Big Hero 6, at best you can tolerate a couple things, so it's a complete disappointment. The drawing style is too simplistic, the animation is choppy like it was some flash game, some of the voice actors are different, but all of them sound weird when they speak. One of the few animations I was hooked on almost immediately upon watching was Big Hero 6, but this serialized version is horrible. Though if you were a fan of the Big Hero 6 movie you can give this show a watch. This show also seems to go back and forth between serious and lighthearted but it feels inconsistent and can have a bit of tone whiplash. By they I mean like they just commit crimes for the sake of it and never seem to try and push Big Hero 6 to it's fullest. There also seem to be this main enemy that seems to have determination while the side enemies but they feel kind of like push overs. Hiro rebuilds Baymax then he and the rest of Big Hero 6 fight these new enemies. Anyway, this show takes place after the events of the Big Hero 6 movie. I felt like Peter Parker might have ended up going "You think that's bad." when the cutaway gags would start but I'm glad that didn't happen. Watching Ultimate Spider-Man at first felt like I was watching Family Guy since it had all these cutaway gags when it began. Though I wonder about them now after they made Ultimate Spider-Man.
#BIG HERO 6 KARMI GENERATOR#
Since they have made, Ben 10, Generator Rex, Kim Possible, and even, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command. Thought this show would be good giving how the animation team, Man of Action, would make this show. To be fair, this show is obviously aimed towards younger audiences and isn't trying to be super sophisticated, complex, or original, but it just lacks any real reason to watch other than for seeing the characters from the movie do stuff.
How he is handled in this show will only make you dislike the character to a higher degree. For some reason or another, Fred has a very large amount of screen-time and dialogue when compared to the other characters and most of what he says just "nerdy jokes". The show also suffers from some pretty obnoxious dialogue. The main villain is quite literally Slade and Brother Blood combined into one character (though maybe this changes later on as I have only seen the first released chunk of the series). In terms of plot, there is an overarching story of sorts, but it seems to be taking a lot of storybeats from Teen Titans (2004). Everyone they fight seems to more or less tied to the same person instead of there being multiple rivals or issues going on. What makes this even more frustrating is that they don't really fight any criminals who have separate agendas. Big Hero 6 ended with them being crime fighters, but this show makes it seem like crime fighting is more of a chore than an actual thing they do. Unfortunately, this show does not do this and it never really utilizes what it has. So upon hearing that there would be a series, I was curious if they would go back to their original idea: Big Hero 6 vs other robot criminals, stopping crime, doing detective work, and other fun stuff like that, as well as hopefully fleshing out the B-list characters who weren't really relevant to the movie's story. They changed the movie's plot to be much more linear and focused, as having to introduce our protagonist as well as multiple villains wouldn't work within a 90 minute run time. Big Hero 6 was originally going to be a movie about Hiro and his friends taking on crime syndicates and hunting down criminals who were also prodigies in their own ways (a lot of this can be seen in Art of Big Hero 6).
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