Big Hero 6 Going Live Action

The marvel universe always expands with each upcoming movie. And almost every new phase has brought a new character to the universe. All thanks to the Disney and Fox merger for this. And according to the new report, there are high chances of the introduction of a set of new characters to the MCU. Big Hero 6 Team is speculated to be that. Mostly it will be either Baymax or Hiro. There is still no news on how true this scoop is. But it is assumed that they will appear in Secret Invasion, Agents of Atlas, and Doctor Strange. There are chances that the Big Hero 6 will make its Lie action debut in one of these. Currently, the cast of Big hero 6 includes Ryan Potter as Hiro, Scott Adist as Baymax, Jamie Chung as Go-Go, and finally Genesis Rodriguez as Honey Lemon. Who will be taking over this role in the MCU debut can not be said yet.

 

Disney is already set to release the Baymax series for Disney plus. And it would e kind of refreshing to see the Big Hero 6 in MCU interacting with other superheroes. The idea itself is exciting enough for all the Big Hero fans. What if the Big hero appears with doctor Strange in his Multidimensional world. The idea itself is unimaginable, and if this is turned into reality by marvel, then there are no bounds to the curiosity of people. I personally would love to see Big Hero 6 getting engaged in more and more different storylines. But the news of this debut is still not confirmed. If it is launched, it will be mostly in 2022. So all we can do is sit and wait for the news of this new launch. We are all aware of the American Computer animated superhero film Big Hero 6. The film was released in 2014 and is inspired by Marvel Comics. The story revolves around a 14-year-old tech genius Hiro, his robot, and friends. Hiro’s friends include Wasabi, Honey Lemon, Go-Go, and Fred. They together form the team of Big Hero 6. This incredible team of big hero 6 fights the Noodle burger Boy and his mascots in the Big Hero 6 film. Big Hero 6 has 2 films and also an animated series which is currently running a season three. It was the first Disney That had featured Marvel comic characters. The film had made a business of around $657.8 million worldwide. And it was the highest-grossing animated film in 2014. Be it, adults or kids, we all have enjoyed watching Walt Disney’s Big Hero 6. Big Hero 6 had gained both Commercial and Critical success all over the world. Thereafter a TV series of Big Hero 6 was released in 2017. In this, the story was further continued. The series is currently on its third season and can be viewed on Disney Channel and Disney XD. The story of Big Hero 6 revolves around a 14-year-old tech genius Hiro who lives in the futuristic city of San Fransokyo. Hiro is depicted to be a high school graduate and spends his free time gambling in robot fights. His elder brother Tadashi had made a robot named Baymax. Once Tadashi took Hiro to his lab, which comes to love. And soon, he is friends with the people working in the lab, including Callaghan. But soon after that, a disaster takes place in the lab where Tadashi and Callaghan lose their lives. Hiro is left struggling to deal with loss. During this time, Baymax gets activated, and then with the help of his friends and Baymax, Hiro sets to solve the mystery of this incident. Baymax is shown to be a really funny and caring health care robot. Who always tries to make Hiro feel better. The story is both funny and sweet as Baymax tries to make Hiro feel better in the middle of an action scene. The film’s characters are each very unique, and since it was initially an idea of the Marvel comics, there are chances that they will be featured in the MCU in the future.

Avatar Creators Exit Netflix Live-Action Series Adaptation

Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko, co-creators of Netflix’s live-action adaptation of their original animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender, have exited the project. “Many of you have been asking me for updates about the Avatar live-action Netflix series,” DiMartino wrote in an open letter to fans on his website Wednesday. “I can finally tell you that I am no longer involved with the project. In June of this year, after two years of development work, Bryan Konietzko and I made the difficult decision to leave the production.” Though Netflix said it “was committed to honoring our vision for this retelling and to supporting us on creating the series,” DiMartino wrote, “Unfortunately, things did not go as we had hoped.” DiMartino continued, “Look, things happen. Productions are challenging. Unforeseen events arise. Plans have to change. And when those things have happened at other points during my career, I try to be like an Air Nomad and adapt.

I do my best to go with the flow, no matter what obstacle is put in my way. But even an Air Nomad knows when it’s time to cut their losses and move on.” “And who knows? Netflix’s live-action adaptation of Avatar has the potential to be good,” he wrote. “It might turn out to be a show many of you end up enjoying. But what I can be certain about is that whatever version ends up on-screen, it will not be what Bryan and I had envisioned or intended to make.” He also made clear, that while he’s exiting the project, it does not mean the end of his involvement in the Avatar universe. “These stories and characters are important to me and the renewed interest and excitement in Avatar and Korra has been inspiring to see,” DiMartino wrote. There had been creative differences on how best to adapt the animated series into the live action series between DiMartino and Konietzko and Netflix and the other creatives throughout the development process over the past two years, according to a source with knowledge of the situation. The project is still moving forward with Nickelodeon, Dan Lin and Lin’s Rideback still attached, we hear. “We have complete respect and admiration for Michael and Bryan and the story that they created in the Avatar animated series,” a Netflix spokesperson said in a statement. “Although they have chosen to depart the live action project, we are confident in the creative team and their adaptation.” Netflix ordered the live-action series adaptation of Avatar: The Last Airbender in 2018. DiMartino and Konietzko’s original Avatar: The Last Airbender aired for three seasons on Nickelodeon from February 2005-July 2008, winning an Emmy in 2017 and a Peabody Award among other honors. The series followed main protagonist Aang and his friends, who must save the world by defeating Fire Lord Ozai and ending the destructive war with the Fire Nation. A total of 61 episodes aired.

The Witcher: Blood Origin New Live-action Spinoff

The fantasy realm of The Witcher is about to get even bigger. Today, Netflix announced a six-part live-action spinoff of its massively popular series, one that delves into a very different time period. Called The Witcher: Blood Origin, the series will take place “1200 years before Geralt of Rivia” and explore a period when “the worlds of monsters, men, and elves merged into one, and the first Witcher came to be.” It’s being helmed by Lauren Schmidt Hissrich, showrunner on the main Witcher series, and screenwriter Declan de Barra.

It should be no surprise that Netflix is looking to capitalize on Geralt’s popularity. The first season of the show, which debuted last year, was the most popular in the streaming network’s history. Blood Origin also isn’t the first announced spinoff: in January, Netflix announced The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf, an anime take on the franchise. There’s no word yet on when Blood Origin will debut. With Blood Origin being joined by The Witcher season 2 and an animated movie adventure starring Vesemir, it's clear that the world of The Witcher is only just getting started. If you haven't already, it might be time to start tossing coins at Netflix. The synopsis reads: "Set in an elven world 1200 years before the world of The Witcher, Blood Origin will tell a story lost to time - the origin of the very first Witcher, and the events that lead to the pivotal 'conjunction of the spheres,' when the worlds of monsters, men, and elves merged to become one." Teasing Blood Origin's story, de Barra said, “A question has been burning in my mind ever since I first read The Witcher books - What was the Elven world really like before the cataclysmic arrival of the humans? I've always been fascinated by the rise and fall of civilizations, how science, discovery, and culture flourish right before that fall... The Witcher: Blood Origin will tell the tale of the Elven civilization before its fall, and most importantly reveal the forgotten history of the very first Witcher” Lauren Schmidt Hissrich added: “It’s an exciting challenge to explore and expand The Witcher universe created by [author] Andrzej Sapkowski, and we can’t wait to introduce fans to new characters and an original story that will enrich our magical, mythical world even more.” Sapkowski was also on hand to offer a quote on the series, saying: “It is exciting that the world of Witcher - as planned in the very beginning - is expanding. I hope it will bring more fans to the world of my books.”