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Hiro
Big Hero 6
Brilliant robotics prodigy with the knack for getting in and out of trouble.
HexIcoN-ToyBox-2.0 IcoN-Edition-2.0
Model INF-1000122
Costume Hiro Costume
Voiced by Ryan Potter
Combat Melee
Special Move Server of Justice
Icon-ability-SuperJumper Icon-ability-TechSpecialist

Hiro is a character from the Walt Disney Animation Big Hero 6 movie. He may be used in:

He was confirmed playable when Walmart leaked he could be preordered. He was officially revealed on August 27, 2014 in a Toy Box Trailer featuring himself with Baymax. Hiro was released in conjunction with Maleficent, Tinker Bell, Stitch, Merida, Donald Duck, Aladdin and Baymax on November 4, 2014.

Abilities and Skills

Hiro has the same Basic Abilities as, and shares a number of Common Skills with, other playable characters.

Abilities

Hiro uses melee style combat, relying on Microbots to deal damage to targets. His Special Abilities[1] include:

Skills

Skills for Hiro [2] include the following:[3]

Health & Defense: Icon-health Icon-defense
Mid-Air Recovery[1] (tap 'jump' button while in mid-air)
Digital Foot Sprint[1] increases running speed
Melee: Icon-melee
Street Spike[1] (while carrying object, jump, then tap 'attack' button)
Microbot Combo - attack (tap 'attack' button)
Firewall Blocker[1] block breaker (hold 'attack' button)}
Graphic Reckoning[1] repels attacker; when performing block breaker (release then tap 'attack' button)
Ultimate Upload[1] additional attack for a combo (tap 'attack')
Ranged: Icon-ranged
Ride Nanobots (pull right trigger)
Nanobot Barrage - Level 1[1] (hold right trigger)
Repel[1] attacks (tap 'block' button)
Nanobot Barrage - Level 2[1] Ground Pound after riding nanobots (release right trigger)
Special Move: Icon-special Server of Justice[1] (tap right bumper)
"Hiro's nanobots swarm and attack with powerful surges."


For a complete Skill Tree, see Hiro/Skills.
For Disney Infinity 2.0 and 3.0, a Skill Tree calculator for Hiro can be found here.

Quotes

For more quotes from this character, see Hiro/Quotes.
  • I'm Hiro. But, I gotta tell you, I never thought I'd be a real super hero.
  • Taking a break from your uber important life to hang out with me, huh? (Laughs) Thanks.
  • How could I not have known about this place for like EVER?!?

Trivia

  • Hiro can ride Baymax, just like in the film, and Baymax can fly while Hiro is riding him. Hiro is the second character who can ride another character, the first being Rocket Raccoon who can ride Groot.
  • Despite originating from Marvel Comics, Hiro is not playable in any Marvel Games due to his in-game appearance based on his Walt Disney Animation Studios redesign.[4]
  • Hiro interacts with people that aren't Baymax, and calls them Baymax (Baymax also does the same thing, this was likely a possible oversight or a goof on the developers' part).
  • In Hiro's Skill Tree Microbots are always referred to as Nanobots.
  • In the movie Big Hero 6, Hiro doesn't use Microbots during combat at all, only for a demonstration.
  • In Disney Infinity Hiro never uses the magnets in his gloves for anything other than riding Baymax, and they do not appear on his design.
  • For a while in 3.0, using his ranged attack would make the Microbots he rides disappear, so it looks like he is surfing in mid air, it also prevented his range combo attack from working properly. This was fixed in a patch, but it never was done for Disney Infinity 3.0 Gold Edition.
  • You are able to cancel Nanobot Barrage with a Super Jump. It can also be preformed without having a Super Jump on unpatched versions of Disney Infinity 3.0, and will cause Hiro to do his Super Jump animation with a normal height jump, and be launched forward slightly if you are stationary, or launched heavily in any direction you move.
  • The feats Hi Ho Hiro and Catching a Ride, one achieved through being Baymax with Hiro riding you and the other by being Hiro riding Baymax, cannot be completed in the PC versions of Disney Infinity 2.0 due to them not having multiplayer functionality.
  • The Hiro's Super-Suit INterior item from Disney Infinity 3.0 features an altered model of Hiro, with less polygons and worse or nonexistent normal mapping.
  • Hiro's neck collar in the movie is armor, but in Disney Infinity it is replaced by a loose shirt collar with a cut in it. He also notably lacks the red tips on his helmet's antennae in Disney Infinity.

Gallery

For more game related media, see Hiro/Gallery.

References

  1. 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 Special Abilities and Skills marked with this reference require spending points in the Skill Tree for Disney Infinity 2.0 and 3.0.
  2. Without any additional Packs or Tools equipped.
  3. These may be grouped with related skills, not necessarily as shown in the Skill Tree.
  4. https://twitter.com/JohnVignocchi/status/664538094427881472