Big Hero 6: Heroes Of San Fransokyo

Big Hero 6: Heroes Of San Fransokyo (ベイマックス: 英雄たちおさんフランソキョウ, Beimakkusu: Heroes O San Fransokyo^?) is the anime spin-off of the animated feature film Big Hero 6 and Big Hero 6 2 and the third television series in the Big Hero 6 franchise. It is the successor to Big Hero 6: Heroes Of The Headquarters and Miko!. It debuted in Japan on TV Asahi and Disney Channel (Japan) in TBA. The show features TBA.

Two different TV specials were released after the series' original run; Baymax's Summer Rescue Mission (ベイマックス: よAMA救出ミッションを Beimakkusu: Samā Rescue Mission^?) in TBA and Big Hero 6: San Fransokyo Party (ベイマックス: さんフランソキョウパット Beimakkusu: San Fransokyo Pāti^?) in TBA.

The first season began airing in the English language on Disney Channel on TBA.

Production[]

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Cast[]

None of the original English voice cast from the Big Hero 6 movies and the television series reprise their roles for this anime.

Main characters[]

Ryan Potter (English), Honjō Yūtarō (Japanese) as Hiro Hamada, Dogmax, Hiro Jr.
Abigail Howard (English), Mariko Honda (Japanese) as Miko Hamada "Sunpyre"
Scott Adsit (English), Tokuyoshi Kawashima (Japanese) as Baymax
Raven-Symoné (English), Asami Tano (Japanese) as Girlmax
Génesis Rodríguez (English), Mai Yamane (Japanese) as Honey Lemon
Khary Payton (English), Koji Takeda (Japanese) as Wasabi
Jamie Chung (English), Masumi Asano (Japanese) as Go Go Tomago
Brooks Wheelan (English), Hideto Nitta (Japanese) as Fred
Daniel Henney (English), Kōtarō Koizumi (Japanese) as Tadashi Hamada "Sunfire"
John Michael Higgins (English), TBA (Japanese) as Mini-Max
Tara Strong (English), Ikue Ōtani (Japanese) as Fe-Mini-Max, Daisy Hamada
Stephanie Sheh (English), Megumi Ōhara (Japanese) as Minibot
Debi Derryberry (English), Hina Kino (Japanese) as Lollipop
Maya Rudolph (English), Miho Kanno (Japanese) as Aunt Cass
Alan Tudyk (English), Junpei Morita (Japanese) as Alistair Krei
David Shaughnessy (English), Sho Koneri (Japanese) as Heathcliff
Laura Silverman (English), TBA (Japanese) as Judy
TBA (English), Tamio Ōki (Japanese) as Mr. Frederickson
James Cromwell (English), Akio Kaneda (Japanese) as Professor Callaghan
Jenifer Lewis (English), TBA (Japanese) as Professor Granville
Andy Richter (English), TBA (Japanese) as Globby
Diedrich Bader (English), TBA (Japanese) as Bluff Dunder, Felony Carl
Susan Sullivan (English), TBA (Japanese) as Mrs. Frederickson
Sean Giambrone (English), TBA (Japanese) as Richardson Mole
John Ross Bowie (English), TBA (Japanese) as Dr. Mel Meyers
Haley Tju (English), TBA (Japanese) as Karmi
Gordon Ramsay (English), TBA (Japanese) as Bolton Gramercy
Lucas Neff (English), TBA (Japanese) as Noodle Burger Boy
Nicole Sullivan (English), TBA (Japanese) as Hangry Panda
Cree Summer (English), TBA (Japanese) as Crushroom
Kari Wahlgren (English), TBA (Japanese) as Hyper-Potamus
Mara Wilson (English), TBA (Japanese) as Liv Amara
Nestor Carbonell (English), TBA (Japanese) as Chief Cruz
Isabella Gomez (English), TBA (Japanese) as Megan Cruz
Ben Feldman (English), TBA (Japanese) as Chris
Fred Tatasciore (English), TBA (Japanese) as Orso Knox
Nichkhun (English), TBA (Japanese) as Dae and Hyun-Ki
Jae Park (English), TBA (Japanese) as Kwang-Sun and Ye Joon
Nichole Bloom (English), TBA (Japanese) as Olivia

Villains[]

Paul Briggs (English), Fumihiko Tachiki (Japanese) as Yama
Katy Mixon (English), TBA (Japanese) as Barb
Sophie Reynolds (English), TBA (Japanese) as Juniper
Jeff Bennett (English), TBA (Japanese) as Baron Von Steamer
Christy Carlson Romano (English), TBA (Japanese) as Trina
Naoko Mori (English), TBA (Japanese) as Momakase
Mara Wilson (English), TBA (Japanese) as Di Amara
Will Friedle (English), TBA (Japanese) as Ian/Hardlight
Rob Riggle (English), TBA (Japanese) as Jack
Kevin Michael Richardson (English), TBA (Japanese) as Jack
Kerri Kenney (English), TBA (Japanese) as Jaq
Jane Lynch (English), TBA (Japanese) as Supersonic Sue
Timothy Simons (English), TBA (Japanese) as Supersonic Stu
Jessica Paré (English), TBA (Japanese) as Sirque
Horatio Sanz (English), TBA (Japanese) as El Fuego
Kirby Howell-Baptiste (English), TBA (Japanese) as Cobra

Episodes[]

Big Hero 6: Heroes Of San Fransokyo episode list

Differences between the Japanese and the English[]

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Trivia[]

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Crew[]

Project Planning/Executive Producer: Masao Maruyama (seasons 1-2)
Producers: Yasuteru Iwase, Satoru Yoshimoto (seasons 1-2)
Series Composition: Shoji Yonemura, Yuuko Kakihara (seasons 1-2)
Director: Masami Hata (seasons 1-2)
Animation Production: Madhouse (seasons 1-2), Shin-Ei Animation (season 3)
Production: TV Tokyo (season 1), TV Asahi (season 2 onwards), Walt Disney Animation Japan

DVD[]

A list of DVDs and boxsets of this anime.

Soundtrack[]

Big Hero 6: Heroes Of San Fransokyo: Original Soundtrack (ベイマックス: 英雄たちおさんフランソキョウ: オリジナル・サウンドトラック Baymakku: Heroes O San Fransokyo: Orijinaru Saundotorakku^?) is a collection of opening, insert, and ending songs based on Big Hero 6: Heroes Of San Fransokyo. It was released on TBA.

Track list:

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Theme Songs[]

In the English version of the show, the opening theme song only uses generic music instead of any of the Japanese songs.

Big Hero 6: Heroes Of San Fransoyko (Season 1)[]

Opening theme

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Ending themes

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Insert themes

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Big Hero 6: Heroes Of San Fransoyko (Season 2)[]

Opening theme

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Ending theme

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Insert Song

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Big Hero 6: Heroes Of San Fransoyko (Season 3)[]

Opening theme

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Ending theme

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External links[]

Official Japanese Sites[]

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International Sites[]

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