Big Hero 6: Bigger, Badder, Better!
Chapter 1 - Just Doing Our Thing
I don't own Big Hero 6 or any of the characters involved
The door to a bank exploded and six men ran out, carrying two large bags each.
"Come on! We gotta go before any freaks show up!"
The bags were packed inside. The men jumped into the van and it sped off at an incredible speed.
"Well done, boys, well done!" the men all congratulated each other.
"You're a genius, boss!" exclaimed one of them.
"Yes I am, Guss, yes I am."
"But boss? Didn't you say we weren't allowed to use our real names on the job?"
"We just finished the job, you moron!"
"Why are you always mean to me?"
The boss sat back down and crossed his arms. "You wanna act like a moron, you get treated like a moron. Now make yourself useful and count the darn money!"
"Yes, boss." The men in the back each grabbed a bag and opened them at once.
"Wow... that's a lot of money."
"Well, obviously! Just count it, will ya?!" the boss yelled.
"Boss... we didn't say anything."
"What?!" He turned back to his men, who were staring at the window. He turned around to the window, meeting eyes with a girl in a yellow and black suit.
"You guys are in a lot of trouble."
The boss looked at his speedometer, then back to the girl. "We're going 110!"
Gogo Tomago popped a piece of gum out of her mouth, and then stuck it to her helmet. "So? I'm bored." She sped up the discs near her wrists and slashed the tires, popping them and making the car flip instantly. "Honey Lemon!" Gogo shouted before clearing away from the now airborne car.
"Okay! Here I go!" Honey Lemon jumped off of the flying Baymax, throwing two glowing balls; one turned into a small, blue, bouncy blob, which she landed on, and the other exploded into a heap of pink goo, which caught the car and stopped it on spot. "You're up, Wasabi!"
He, too, jumped off Baymax and landed on the blue blob, and then walked over to the van. "HYA!" He cut the van clean in half, fortunately missing all of the men and the money inside. "Sup, fellas?" Wasabi leaned on part of the wreckage with his elbow.
The men all pulled out their guns. "Back off, laser boy! Let us go and I won't use this here gun!" one of them shouted.
Wasabi raised his hands but kept his cool. "Fred, you're up."
The man in the mega-mascot suit jumped off a building nearby and landed in front of the men with guns. "Raaah!" he yelled.
"It's a dragon!" Guss screamed, and then they opened fire.
Fred pulled out two signs and spun, and then around himself really fast, blocking all bullets. "Ha! You guys missed." Fred then shot fire out of the suit, heating up the guns until they turned orange. The men threw their guns to the side. "Now step out of the vehicle, or I'll turn you all into walking candles!"
Each man walked out except the boss, who had Guss as a hostage and a grenade without its pin. "Let me go, or I'll blow us all up!" Everyone took a step back. "Yeah, that's right! No one stops me!"
"Hiro, any time now." Wasabi moved back slowly until a loud clunking noise could be heard from behind the boss. The man dropped to the ground.
"You have knocked this man out cold, should I tend to him?" Baymax walked out from behind the Van.
"Nah! He'll be all right."
"Hiro! The grenade!" Honey Lemon cried out.
Hiro held up the grenade with the pin back in place.
"What? How?"
Gogo slowed down and stopped right next to Hiro and bumped his fist. "Ba la la la la la," they said in unison.
"Ooh, so that's how!"
"Yep! Once again we did a great job!" Honey Lemon threw gooey balls at the men and the money so they wouldn't escape and no one could take the money. Our heroes all bumped fists and talked about how awesome each other were until police sirens could be heard
"We better get going! Meet at mine! Let's celebrate!" Hiro shouted as he got onto of Baymax's back. The gang all agreed. Baymax picked up Wasabi and Honey Lemon, Fred started super jumping away, and Gogo had already vanished as they took off for Hiro's house.
Back at Hiro's, they sat around the table drinking and eating while discussing many different topics, but mainly listening to Fred retell the earlier events to Aunt Cass.
"So there I was on top of the shopping mall, when I heard Wasabi's cry for help!—'please come and save me, Fred! I need lots of help from the heroic and talented leader Fred!'" he said in a quite bad imitation of Wasabi's voice.
"I didn't say any of that! And I don't even sound like that!"
"Anyways, I jumped off the building, a stunt which mere mortals dream to do and survive! As I landed in front of these armed robbers I told them 'drop your guns and surrender to the might of Fred!'"
"Pretty sure you only roared." Gogo sipped her drink and placed it in front of her.
Fred shrugged and continued. "They refused and cried out in fear! So I pulled out my bullet reflectors—"
"Bulletproof twirling signs," Hiro corrected him.
"Same thing! I blocked their massive amounts of projectile metal and blasted them with the flames of a dragon! My flames are so hot that the sun fails in comparison."
"They're really... not," Honey Lemon said, trying to be nice in correcting him.
"Well, they feel like it! So, they discarded their red-hot weapons and pulled out a grenade as a last resort, but Hiro knocked out the man and Gogo put the pin back in the grenade faster than anyone can blink! Then, Honey Lemon stuck the robbers on spot, and then we came here, and then you asked me what happened, and I said—"
"Fred! We get it! We were there and still are!" Gogo placed another piece of gum in her mouth.
"Oh, yeah, I guess we are!" Fred laughed and ate some more of his doughnut.
"Well, Hiro? Anything you'd like to add to that?" Aunt Cass asked, giving Hiro a questioning look.
"Nooo... Why? Is there something I should add?"
"Never mind." She rolled her eyes and grabbed some of the cups and plates.
After about an hour, his friends started packing up. "You guys leaving already?" Hiro stood up and started walking with his friends out the front door.
"Yeah, it's getting pretty late, and we've got school tomorrow—and hopefully some more bad guys to beat up and lives to save." Wasabi yawned.
"Ditto!" Honey Lemon hugged Hiro. "See you later!"
"See you, guys!"
"I'll catch you later, short stuff!" Fred put his costume back on.
"Hey! I'm not that short!" Hiro lightly punched Fred's arm.
"Come on, dude! You're sixteen now and you've grown barely an inch for two years! You still fit into your same costume!"
"Yeah, so?"
"I'm just kidding, pal! Don't ever change, okay?" Fred bumped Hiro's fist and jumped away.
Hiro walked over to Gogo, who had just finished putting on her skates and helmet. "So... Gogo…."
"Yeah?"
Hiro was silent and seemed nervous until he finally mustered the courage to speak. "I was just gonna say... how much fun I had today!"
"We have fun every time," she pointed out blankly.
"Oh... yeah, I guess you're right." He laughed, scratching his head.
"I'll see you tomorrow, slick." Gogo motioned two fingers above her eyes in a saluting gesture and waved them as she sped off into the night.
Hiro watched the yellow glow as it got further and further away. "See ya," he said quietly, and then slowly walked into the shed to put his costume and other things away.
After an hour or so of messing around on the downstairs computer, Hiro attempted to go inside without being noticed. Aunt Cass was sitting on the couch next to Baymax, watching some horror movie. Hiro tried to shut the door without making a single noise, in which he succeeded. He made his way towards the stairs, thinking he had made it, until Baymax's head did a 180 degree turn.
"Hello, Hiro," said the robot.
Hiro lowered his head in defeat as Aunt Cass got off the couch. "I love this robot," she said as she walked over to Hiro.
"I love you too" Baymax replied as he followed.
"That's sweet." She kissed the robot, and then looked at Hiro. "Still have nothing to tell me?" She crossed her arms and tapped her foot on the floor.
"Look... I... Didn't do it, okay!"
"Why?! You had plenty of opportunities!"
"Well, not really"
"What about this afternoon?"
"Everyone was around!"
"So? They're gonna find out sooner or later!"
"But... it's embarrassing." Hiro walked upstairs and sat on his bed, holding his fighting bot.
"Hiro... I know that guys find it difficult to do these things, but I'm sure it'll turn out for the best."
During the whole conversation, Baymax's internal computer was going crazy trying to work out what they were on about, so he walked over to the computer and started downloading information on what guys would find hard to do.
"Baymax... what are you downloading now?"
"I am scanning the internet's database for things guys find hard to do and is embarrassing."
"No, Baymax! Stop scanning!"
"Scan complete."
"Every time!" Hiro let his face fall into his hands.
Baymax walked up to Hiro. "What I could find was how guys find it hard to admit that a girl can beat them, and it can be quite embarrassing. Did you lose to a girl in an activity or a bet?"
"No, Baymax, just... don't worry about it."
"Another result is when a guy tries to display his feelings towards a female; is there a female you are interested in displaying your feelings to?" Hiro and Aunt Cass froze. "I did notice a rise in your blood pressure and emotional level after nearly everyone had left. That only leaves one person."
"Baymax, it's not what you—"
"Do you have feelings for Gogo?"
"No! I don't have feelings for—"
"I am contacting Gogo now."
"No! Why did you do that?!"
"It is not healthy to keep emotions of any kind bottled up."
"Baymax... what did you send to Gogo?"
The robot's stomach lit up and a message was displayed. But then his stomach turned off, and he fell forward onto the ground.
"Wha—Baymax?"
"Low... battery." He walked over to his charging port in a drunken way.
"You happy now?" Aunt Cass stood up and started walking for the door
"What do you mean?"
"Hiro, most girls don't like finding out from other sources that someone likes them!"
"It's not like I told Baymax to do this! This is exactly why we were talking the way we were! To avoid this exact situation!" Hiro walked up to Baymax "Baymax, are you charged up enough to show us the message?"
"I do believe I am."
"Okay, well show me it."
Baymax's stomach lit up, and then dimmed out again.
"What's wrong now?"
"It seems in my power failure, the message was corrupted, and my system automatically deleted it."
"Do you remember what you sent, though? Can you verbally tell me?"
Baymax's eyes lit up and blinked twice. "No. I cannot read what no longer exists in my database."
"Come ON! If you were to tell Gogo that I like her through a message, how would you send one? What would you say?"
Baymax's screen lit up and displayed a message:
"Hello, Gogo Tomago!
It is I, Baymax, your personal healthcare companion! I must inform you of Hiro Hamada's current emotional state. It would seem he has developed feelings of attractiveness towards you and wishes to express them, but is too embarrassed to do so himself. Since he is my patient, it is my responsibility to care for his health, both physically and mentally, and holding in emotions could cause a state of frustration, lack of sleep and slight depression. So to avoid this, I now relay this information to you.
Have a good day!
Baymax.
Hiro sat there in a slight shock at first, and then looked up at Baymax. "Okay, listen, buddy, I didn't want to tell Gogo yet, but... thank you for looking out for me."
"You are welcome; is that all you need for today?"
"Yes, Baymax. I'm satisfied with my care."
Baymax deflated and locked himself away in his charging port. Hiro lay back on his bed and sighed. "What am I gonna do? Surely she'll make fun of me." He rolled over and slowly fell into a deep sleep.
Elsewhere, deep underground in a large combat gym sat a person on a large chair, watching other people moving about the gym.
"Can we go home yet? It's very late!" one of the people stopped to talk to the person on the chair.
"No! In a week's time, we will make our move! You all must be ready by then!"
"You're right!"
They continued on, while this person squeezed their fist. "I will destroy the Big Hero 6, no matter what!"
my second overall fanfiction story! please let me know if I did alright! all forms of criticism is welcome and appreciated. if you're a fan of Frozen and Tangled check my profile for my other fanfiction story "Entwined" a crossover of both films. Thanks!