Big Hero 6 Series, Baymax! Coming to Disney+ in Summer 2022

Disney has revealed that a new Big Hero 6 series titled Baymax! will be coming to Disney Plus in Summer 2022, and revealed a first trailer.

As shared by the company during Disney+ Day, the series, which is named after its titular hero and fan-favorite inflatable computerized robot, will return to screens in the Summer of next year. The show marks the first animated series from Walt Disney Animation Studios and will stream exclusively on Disney Plus.

Alongside the reveal, Disney also shared a short teaser for the show, which shows off Baymax as he attempts to save the world "one patient at a time". While little has been revealed about the show's plot, it seems as if it will follow the character as he attempts to help ordinary citizens to better their lives across the city of San Fransokyo.

From slowly attempting to master the skills of a coffee shop barista to delivering a lengthy speech on the applications of band-aids to a group of school children it seems that Baymax might have is work cut out for him as he makes his return to TV.

The upcoming series won't be the first time that Baymax has made his way onto the small screen. Following Big Hero 6's successful release in theatres, the character returned for Big Hero 6: The Series which aired between November 2017 and February of this year. While the series acted as a sequel to the events that took place in Big Hero 6, it was animated very differently.

Where Big Hero 6 opted down a route of 3D animated CGI, the series opted for a more traditional hand-drawn 2D approach to its art style. As detailed in today's trailer, Baymax! will see the character revert back to his 3D self.

For more on Disney Plus, make sure to check out this article detailing the new release windows for Ms. Marvel and Star Wars: Andor. Alternatively, if you missed out on Baymax's big-screen adventure the first time around, then take a look at our Big Hero 6 review where we awarded the movie an 8/10.

Jared Moore is a freelance writer for IGN. You can follow him on Twitter.

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