Big Hero 6: The Series, Vol. 1 (Big Hero 6: The Series, 1)

Wether you’re a fan of BH6 series or just a manga fan, you’re in for a treat! Fun story, good sense of humor and mostly the flawless art of this artist! If you’re a manga fan, you’ll love this book. As you read the book, you’ll definitely notice that the artist has great understanding and knowledge of how to draw a good manga. This artist’s manga adaptation of these Disney characters is just remarkable. Kept their characteristic and yet drawn in this perfect manga style. Easily 10/10. Can’t wait for the next one!

I read this to the kids and they can’t get enough tells a story after the movie

I absolutely love Big Hero 6. This definitely makes everything more interesting and gives more insight into more of the story. The main characters are lovely as always. The art for this manga is amazing. It definitely does the characters and the story justice. I love the new characters as well as the new villains. I would recommend to anyone who loved Big Hero 6. just reviewed Big Hero 6: The Series, Vol. 1 by Hong Gyun An. #BigHero6TheSeriesVol1 #NetGalley

After watching the movie and the TV show, I believe that the Manga is even better

Yes! Who here doesn't love Big Hero 6? The movie was endearing, and the comics (plus manga) have been such a blast to read. Naturally, that meant I didn't hesitate to give Big Hero 6: The Series, Vol. 1, written by Hong Gyun An, a try.From the description, Big Hero 6: The Series, Vol. 1 is based on the animated movie (which I adore) and is more or less designed to roll right into the animated series (which I have not tried, but really should!). I love it when I can find books/comics that help bridge the gap between movies, shows, etc. So I went into this read expecting a lot of fun.I wasn't disappointed. This was a fun collection of adventures featuring some of my favorite characters. However, I did look into it a bit further, and it turns out that Big Hero 6: The Series, Vol. 1 is actually based on a few of the episodes – which explains why the plot is new to me. I'm not sure if a fan that has seen the shows would appreciate it as much as I did, as it is likely covering a lot of the same material.On the bright side, that same material contains some great moments, and once again: a great cast. Sorry to keep bringing that point up, but I absolutely adore Baymax, Hiro, Gogo, Wasabi, Honey Lemon, and Fred. On that note, I've really got to take some time to watch the show, if my reaction to this was any indication.

First, I want to say thank you to the author, publisher, and Netgalley for a copy of this book in exchange for my honest review!Big Hero 6 is one of those movies I feel is completely underrated, so I jumped at the chance to read more about what Hiro and Baymax were up to! I loved seeing a more detailed look into how Honey, Go-Go, Wasabi, and Fred were individually. I also loved that the personalities matched up perfectly with what we saw in the movie. I loved seeing what happened almost immediately after the events of the Big Hero 6 movie and how Baymax came back. The artwork was also amazing.I do wish that the order of the stories was a bit different. I felt like the last chapter should've been the first one we read, so it would've made more sense chronologically. I also feel like the events were taking place pretty quickly.Overall, it was still a great and fun read and I will definitely be looking out for the rest of the series!

A tie-in with the Disney animated TV show—this volume follows Big Hero 6 as they protect San Fransokyo from new evil villains!I've watched the Disney animated TV show, and I am not disappointed in this book. It's great seeing the stories from the show on paper, and it'll definitely be something I'll be buying for my collection. This is a great revisit to the TV show if you've already watched the series, or if you weren't able to see it it's a great option if you'd rather read!Thank you to NetGalley and Yen Press for the ARC!

Thank you to NetGalley, Yen Press, and Hong Gyun An for the opportunity to read this book in exchange for an honest review.This manga definitely has the Big Hero 6 flare as it follows Hiro and his new college friends as we works through his classes at San Fransokyo Institute of Technology while living the double life of a hero.At the college, Hiro's professor (and also the Dean) introduces him to another student. White this girl is all smiles to the professor, she has a snarky and rude undertone, probably having something to do with the fact that Hiro has replaced her as the college's youngest genius.This manga has three story arcs that deal with a different "villain" in each chapter, all while revolving around the overarching story of Hiro's college days (I use quotation marks because none of them are really that evil or bad, just kind of basic and trying to do their own thing). The last chapter does have a minor villain seen from the movie, but also explores how Hiro restored Baymax after what happened at the end of the movie. It's a bit more complicated than he thought...This is a very fun manga that feels like it add and extends the world of Big Hero 6. A must read for all ages.

I bought this for my grandsons 7th birthday at the beginning of April 2022. He loves it and found that he can easily read it himself.

It's lovely drawn and so close to the characters and show it's lovely. X333