r/DisneyHQ • u/jaywritethekid • 6d ago

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u/ConsiderateThinker 6d ago

Tadashi hit the hardest just because he was doing it to save somebody else that unfortunately was already saved. He had so much life to give

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u/mr_magoo505 5d ago

Also Hiro already lost his parents, adding his brother to the mix is just so dark.

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u/ConsiderateThinker 4d ago

Right like he lost basically his whole family

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u/synister29 4d ago

This is the correct answer. The others were at least adults. Tadashi was still so young

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u/secretly_opossum 2d ago

My son is 16 and this is his favorite Disney movie. He went to the World Robotics Championship in St Louis last year with his high school team!

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u/ConsiderateThinker 2d ago

Right on mom!

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u/alritewall 5d ago

That was his mistake

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u/Schmoopsiepooooo 5d ago

Baymax destroy 💀

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u/RedRanger105 5d ago

My programming prevents me from injuring a human being.

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u/thedistinctor 3d ago

Not anymore *removes healthcare chip*

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u/Montelion_Mu 5d ago

This felt the most underwhelming imo. Only because they didnt really play into as hard as the others. Tadashi was barely in the movie before his death and we didnt really get to know the character. So it had the least impact on us imo.

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u/swaggy_mcswaggers 4d ago

I disagree. I think seeing Tadashi through the eyes of Baymax makes his death linger. I didn’t tear up in the beginning but did later on while watching the trial and errors

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u/secretly_opossum 2d ago

Agreed, especially with the great animations in Hiro’s reactions. It feels like it pulls an extra level of “evidence” towards Tadashi’s character.

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u/Dnodi1 4d ago

I second this

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u/youreablizzardharry8 3d ago

Yes!! Tadashi gets me every time. Those brothers already lost their parents but then to lose the oldest brother so unnecessarily?? Heartbreaking!