A Brief Introduction to the Movie Hero 6

"Hero 6" mainly tells the story of the inflatable robot Dabai joining hands with talented teenagers and young giants to form a super team with rookie friends to fight against criminal conspiracy. The following is what I arranged for you for your reference!

Basic information of the movie "Hero 6"

Hero 6 is the first animated film jointly produced by Disney and Marvel Comics, which is adapted from the Japanese action science fiction comics serialized by Steven T Seager and Duncan Rouleau in 1998. Directed by don hall and chris williams and starring Ryan Porter, Scott Adsit and T·J· Miller, the film was released in North America in 3D on October 7th, 2065. The domestic release version was released in the mainland on February 28th, 20 15.

"Hero 6" mainly tells the story of the inflatable robot Dabai joining hands with talented teenagers and young giants to form a super team with rookie friends to fight against criminal conspiracy.

20 15 On February 23rd, this film won the "Best Animated Feature Film" award at the 87th Oscar.

A Brief Introduction to the Story of Hero 6

In San Fransokyo and Tokyo, a fictional metropolis, Adjoudji, a child prodigy who is proficient in robotics, finds that this high-tech city is experiencing a crime crisis. In order to expose the plot to save his homeland, he will form a "Great Hero 6" alliance with robot Dabai and a group of rookie teams to fight evil together.

Behind-the-scenes tidbits of the movie Hero 6

Art designer Scott Watanabe said that the film took place in a parallel universe. In this universe, after the San Francisco earthquake 1906, a group of Japanese immigrants rebuilt it with special mobile building technology. The city was renamed "Old Jingshan San Francisco", and its Japanese symbol in animation was "サンフランンンンンンンンンンンンンンンンン125

Although the film is based on the comic book of the same name of Marvel Comics Company, it has made great changes in the names, backgrounds, personalities and plots of the characters.

This film is the first Marvel comic adaptation released by Disney Animation Company. However, this movie does not share the same universe setting as other Marvel comic live-action movies.

Disney employees have developed an internal system called Denizen to train more and more real people. Everyone in Disney Animation Studio can use this system, and employees use themselves as prototypes to make passers-by in animation. Among them, Disney executives and filmmakers also use this system to create more real people. These include film producer Roy corneal, john lasseter, Pixar and Ed Catmoore, president of Disney Animation Studio, and Andrew milstein, president of Disney Animation Company.

Two members of Hero 6, Silver Warrior and Sun Huo, failed to appear in the film. Because they were used as characters in the X-Men, the copyright of movies belonged to Fox in the 20th century.

In Fred's apartment, you can see a photo of Stan Lee, president of Marvel Comics. It is said that in all the film adaptation agreements of Marvel comics, there is a requirement that Genstan Lee should appear in some form. Stan Lee also voiced Fred's father in the film.

The idea of combining San Francisco and Tokyo to create a new wonderful city comes from john lasseter, the head of Disney Animation Company.

Don hall chose San Francisco instead of new york to "combine" with Tokyo because San Francisco is a small city and new york is too important in the Marvel universe.

In the scene of the university laboratory, a whiteboard reads "A 1 13 Plan". "A 1 13" is the classroom number of california institute of the arts Animation Department, and this group of numbers often appears in Pixar's animation works.

The design of Old Jingshan was inspired by Japanese films Tyumen, Bad Boys and Tadahiro Uesuqi's works.

"Xiaohong" in the film is the first half-blood hero in Disney history. Ryan Porter, who voiced him, is also a Japanese-white hybrid.

In this film, the modeling of the robot lab refers to the works of famous architects Santiago Calatrava, renzo piano and Gao Xinsong.

Before, Dabai was designed to be expressionless. The original design was that he could only make five different facial expressions.

Role designer Lorelay Bove revealed that the coat of "Shen Xing Yujie" was designed to be yellow because her name Tomago means "egg" in Japanese.

Yokai, the villain's name in the movie, means "ghost" in Japanese.

It can be seen from the testimonials hanging on the wall of Xiaohong's house that the names of Xiaohong's house and his younger brother Teddy are recorded in Chinese characters as "Hamada Hiyo pronounced by Lufei Hamada" and "Hamada Dosi pronounced by Tadashi Hamada" respectively.

In order to cater to South Korea, which has complex feelings for Japan, Disney replaced or eliminated Japanese elements in the animated version released in South Korea. For example, the surnames of the protagonist and brother Hamada Hamada were changed to Armada, the protagonist's name Hiro was changed to Hero, and the protagonist's brother's name Tadashi was changed to Teddy Teddy. The English soundtrack has also been revised accordingly, and the Japanese pseudonyms in the film have also been changed into English or erased. Subsequently, Chinese mainland also adopted the Korean modified version.

This movie hints at two Disney movies that have not been released, one is The Avengers 2: Baron strack mentioned by Ji Shenyuan, Ultron, and the other is Animal Utopia called by zootopia at that time.

Review of the movie Hero 6

Kind and flexible, stimulating laughter, "Hero 6" has raised the entertainment of superhero movies to a new height with a story close to originality. Comments on Wrap

This is a movie that looks very interesting. The highlight of Hero 6 is not only the action scene, but also the inner feelings of its central character. Comments on * * *

After constructing a fresh and reliable origin story, the film fell into a relatively mediocre predicament caused by the villains. However, this movie still brings us a lot of fresh and different feelings, especially for those who are not suitable for watching the nervous Marvel cartoon live-action movie. Variety magazine review

Hero 6 is the biggest surprise of 20 14 Hollywood cartoons. The film is full of a ton of jokes, and the charm of the robot explodes to the extreme. Comment on rolling stone

For some people, this lively animated film is too noisy, but please don't deny its charm. It is a wonderful animation work. Review entertainment weekly

This movie is obviously an animated version of a superhero blockbuster, which once again confirms Disney's increasingly adult route. There are cute points and funny points in the plot, and each scene arouses the audience's feelings of joy or sadness. Several * * * points are wonderful, with dripping rhythm and touching emotions. 1905 movie network review