Beyblade

Toko is a young schoolboy with light-blue hair and green eyes. Toko's attire consists of a small orange cap with a black Beyblade symbol, a bright green shirt with a white collar that runs down on the upper sides of the sleeves, a dark-blue pair of shorts with white stripes on the sides, and teal sneakers with white tips. Like Nika, there is a small fang poking out of his mouth.
In Turbo , Toko, now two years older, now wears a yellow hoodie with an orange emblem with the letter "T" in the black center, and bright-green sleeves, pocket pouches, and a stripe on each wrist area and the waistline, a black shirt underneath, dark-blue pants, dark-blue boots with white outlines and a bright-green base, black sleeveless gloves, and a shade of blue cap with the same black Beyblade symbol from his orange cap. Due to his age, Toko no longer has the fang protruding from his mouth.

Just like his twin sister, Nika Aoi , Toko is an energetic and cheerful boy. He is very supportive of the Beigoma Academy BeyClub , his brother's team, and is usually seen cheering them on from the crowd with Nika. Multiple times in the show, he is seen using a tablet to analyze Beys during battles, showing how he loves understanding the sport of Beyblade just as much as he loves battling himself. On some occasions, Toko helps Valt with his battles and shouts out advice in the District Tournament and Individual Tournament .


Beyblade

Tommy wears a yellow suit with a red bow tie and a blue and white shirt underneath.


Beyblade

Tony is a dark-skinned Blader as well as a rap-singer. He wears a black shirt with an orange jacket. He also wears headphones and his launcher includes a microphone.


Beyblade

Trad is a young man with mid-toned skin, curly dark brown hair, and amber eyes. He wears a dark green turtleneck under a red ruffled shirt, and a black and gold vest. His pants are dark brown as well.

Trad is very uptight and concerned about BC Sol, which makes him very judgemental when meeting bladers that want to be a part of the team. He is also very analytical, as he is always reviewing battles using his advanced tablet in order to observe other's skills. He values being attentive and serious as much as his boss, Kristina, does, which is especially shown when he is disappointed that Valt Aoi is late and instead favors Rantaro Kiyama when they try out to become a part of BC Sol. He also is confused by Free De La Hoya 's laid-back and indifferent attitude, but respects him since Kristina does.
Later on, after Free leaves the team, Trad begins to question Kristina's decisions much more often, believing that she is dependent on his help to make choices for the good of the team. He doesn't agree with how she trusts Valt or Rantaro to give them any wins, as he sees them as disappointing Bladers. He is angry and displeased at how BC Sol drops from one of the most promising teams at the World League to being barely able to qualify.
After Cuza Ackermann transfers to BC Sol from Top Wand , Kristina states that BC Sol has a good chance of winning with Bladers like Valt, Rantaro, Silas Karlisle , and Cuza, but ignores the other bladers. Trad scolds Kristina for her lack of respect towards the others, and tells her that he has decided to leave the team. Trad tells her that he hates how she has gotten rid of most of the traditions that her grandfather had held to, and that he could no longer recognize the organization. He also leaves to America in hope that his advice will be taken into account more than Kristina did, leaving her with a book of statistics on all of the bladers on the team.
Sometime after joining the Raging Bulls, Trad's negative demeanor begins to decrease slightly. He also began to acknowledge that Kristina was able to see the potential within their newly recruited bladers while he couldn't. Trad is also impressed when Rantaro masters the use of the knuckle grip launcher he stole from his workshop.


Beyblade

Tsubasa is a tall boy with a tan complexion, long silver-grey hair tied into a low ponytail, and bangs that hang over his eyes. His sharp eyes are naturally a golden-brown color; while under the influence of the Dark Power, they glow red and cast a purple shadow over the upper half of his face.
In the first three seasons, Tsubasa wears a sleeveless brown shirt that shows his midriff with a lavender trim around the shoulders. He wears a pair of white loose-fitting trousers with brown boots. Tsubasa also wears brown fingerless gloves that go up to his wrists. He keeps his Beyblade, Earth Eagle, in a Bey storage box kept on his right forearm. Swimsuit-wise, in episode 17, he wears baggy tan trunks. In episode 148 Tsubasa wore a white speedo, and a dark blue speedo in the second movie.
In Shogun Steel, Tsubasa's hair is shorter, reaching his neck. He wears a black button-down shirt with a red suit top and white khakis, held up by a black belt and also wears black shoes. His general appearance is more formal compared to the previous seasons.

Tsubasa smiling.

Tsubasa is a strong Blader who is generally composed, kind, intelligent, nomadic, and honest. He is a skilled tactician, shown to be adaptable during tough points in a battle and utilizes all his senses during battles making him gain wins easily. Later, he is plagued by a dark side that undermines his strengths and self-confidence in his battling style, which he overcomes after Ryuga advises him not to resist the dark power but to become one with it.
When he first appeared, he is very adaptable character and seems like a nomad willing to help anyone. However, that perception changes when he joins the Dark Nebula seemingly to offer his services for money and power. It is later revealed that he is actually a WBBA special investigator who went undercover to infiltrate Dark Nebula to find out what they were really up to.
Tsubasa then joins Gingka and his friends along in their journey and help them always whenever needed. He usually tag battles with his partner and good friend, Yu Tendo , on the same team. In Metal Fury he was shown to harbor disappointment over the fact he was not one of the Legendary Bladers but aided them to his maximum capacity in their final fight against Nemesis .

Tsubasa


Beyblade

Tsubasa is a tall, slightly muscular boy with long Deep Blue hair that reaches past his back and is worn with bangs that hang over his eyes on the front as well as long sideburns that are about arm's length from his ears.

He has the piercing eyes of an eagle which he keeps closed during battle in order to listen to the sounds of a battle in order to predict his opponents' next move. He opens them to pierce his opponents beyblade spirit when he and his Aquila battle against worthy opponents.
Tsubasa wears a long vermilion sleeved jacket which zips up to his neck collar that's kept open. He has a pair of black fingerless gloves and a belt that holds his blading equipment hidden under the end of his jacket, only showing in the back. He also wears a pair of slim fit pants that fold over his boots. (These features can be seen on the cover of chapter 10)

Tsubasa is a a soft spoken, devious Blader who takes pleasure in battling and deceiving his opponents with his odd tactics. He takes pride in his ability to listen to the sounds of battle in order to predict his opponents next move, which is why is eyes are closed most of the time.
On the outside of battle, he closes his eyes as he feels most on unworthy of his gaze, displaying his overconfidence. Although he was hired by the dark nebula, his only motive was to become more powerful and display his skill, he never had truly any evil intentions.


Beyblade

Tsujihara is a butler with gray eyes, gray hair, gray eyebrows, and a gray moustache. He wears a white-collared shirt under a brown tailor coat and has a red bow. He also wears black pants and black shoes with glasses.

Tsujihara is seen a gentleman and is hospitable. He also kind to Wakiya, as seen welcoming him and his friends to the cabin.


Beyblade

Ukio is tall with light blue hair in a long ponytail and green blue eyes. He wears a long indigo hoodie with violet accents and sleeves, deep-blue fingerless gauntlets, a light lavender t-shirt, and black sweatpants with gray stripes on the sides. His shoes are tall red Vans with a white stripe down the middle and white straps. He also wears two pink earrings in his right ear.

Much like Daigo and Shu, Ukio has a rather cool, calm and collected personality. He is generally soft-spoken, friendly and polite towards his friends and rivals, but is not above taunting them in order to rile them up in battle. Alongside his bey, Über Unicrest, Ukio is confident, and uses logical arguments to break his opponent's concentration, causing them to doubt that they will win the battle against him.
He believes that the hand of the Blader is sacred, and that bladers should take care to respect their form. This is demonstrated when he refused a handshake from Valt upon meeting him. However, he did once shake hands with Daigo after their battle in episode 33.
Several times throughout the series, Ukio has demonstrated the ability to hide in plain sight and then appear when people least expect it. It's for this very reason that people call him the "Shadow-Walker." It's hinted that he likes to sneak up on people just to mess with them. According to Yugo, Ukio doesn't usually show himself, so they don't always know where he is.
Ukio seems to act as the voice of reason for his team, such as when he calmed Yugo before he harmed Daigo Kurogami in episode 26 after the latter admitted to cheating in their battle.


Beyblade

Valt is quite short compared to other characters, but he grows between the seasons. He has water-blue hair that's held up by a blue headband with yellow accents, fair skin and brown eyes. He also has red markings on his left cheek below his eye; the upper marking appears lightning-shaped with an extra line emerging from it, and the middle and lower markings are right triangle shaped.
Valt's attire during the first 2 seasons of the Beyblade Burst anime consisted of a red short-sleeved hoodie with a yellow "V" emblem on the front, a light blue body warmer with cerulean borders over the top with a smaller black "V" on a black-bordered yellow circle design on the left side and a black-bordered yellow circle with a black Beyblade symbol on the back, blue rolled-up trousers, black fingerless gloves with yellow cuffs and yellow borders around the finger sleeves, and blue high top shoes with yellow quarter panels and white collars.
In Turbo , Valt has grown taller and sports a new outfit: a dark-blue t-shirt with white stripes, puffed-up collar and front zipper, a dark-electric blue and light blue body warmer with a yellow "V" on the left side and a yellow Beyblade symbol on the back, black gloves with blue cuffs and blue borders around the finger sleeves, blue pants with a brown belt and black shoes with white toe caps, soles and tongue.
In Rise , Valt wears a new outfit similar to his attire from the first two seasons, but in different colors. He now wears an orange short-sleeved hoodie with a red "V" emblem on the front, a green body warmer with yellow markings on the front and a yellow Beyblade symbol on the back, black gloves with blue cuffs, blue pants with white stripes at the ends with a brown belt, and black boots with white soles, two red stripes, and yellow borders.
In Surge , Valt wears another new outfit similar to his previous outfits. He wears a red hooded sweatshirt with a yellow "V" on the front, similar to his short sleeve hoodie from the first two seasons, his light-blue body warmer, his yellow-rimmed sleeveless black gloves, dark-blue pants, a brown belt with a yellow Beyblade symbol buckle, and black high top shoes with yellow quarter panels, white toe caps, and blue collars.
In QuadDrive , Valt wears a slightly modified version of his Surge attire, with his red sweatshirt being replaced with a red hooded short-sleeve shirt, his pants are now rolled up, and his black shoes are replaced with blue high top shoes with black and yellow sides and white outlines.
When he was younger, he wore a dark blue t-shirt with white sleeves and light blue accents. In addition, he wore brown shorts with black and white shoes.

Valt has a very childish personality, tending to clown around obliviously in his spare time. Valt has a habit of getting easily excited, as well as getting overconfident in his abilities, despite being a rookie Blader. Valt's tendency to be oblivious becomes a frequent gag throughout the series, including the time when he battled Zac in disguise and assumed it was only a dream (Albeit he was really tired from training that day).
He is also extremely sensitive, as he gets angry when others insult him or his friends, and cries easily when upset. Valt is extremely hardworking when it comes to Beyblade practice, to an extent where he will undergo vigorous training to become a better Blader. He is also shown to have a vivid imagination and has some mediocre artistic skill, seen when he attempts to draw Xeno Xcalius Magnum Impact from memory, Valtryek's new design from the dream he had on the plane to Spain, and when he tries to draw a picture of Raul. This is also seen when he attempts to draw Xander Shakadera during the Team Tournament .
Valt has also been seen to be very rash, preferring to charge into a situation without a plan, as seen during his first ever Beybattle against Rantaro Kiyama , where his Beyblade was sent flying out of the stadium due to battling without knowing anything about Beyblade. This is expanded in the anime, where Valt's nerves get the best of him and he closes his eyes when he launches, causing a bad launch.
Despite this, Valt is proven to be very tactical in his battles. After losing his first battle with Rantaro, he realized that his opponent was susceptible to barrage attacks, performing a Rush Launch to produce a counter spin and win the rest of the match with a Burst Finish.
It's been demonstrated several times that Valt possesses the ability to be mindful about his skills as well as to learn from his mistakes and correct them after he acknowledges his defeats. This is a trait he shares with Tyson Granger and Kai Hiwatari respectively from the original series.
Another one of Valt's traits is his tendency to get caught up in his matches and create new launching techniques without even realizing it. During his match with Xander, Valt created the Sprint Boost, but had no idea he had done so until it was pointed out to him by Daigo Kurogami .
Valt is known for his social, outgoing demeanor and ability to make friends, and as a testament to his friendliness, he is also extremely forgiving and willing to look past people's misdeeds, as he forgave Daigo Kurogami for what he did to Valtryek in episode 5 and befriends him, and later forgives Naoki Minamo for using him and his friends in an experiment. The most notable example of this is when he welcomed his friend Shu back after defeating him in the International Blader's Cup and harbored no resentment towards him for what he did as Red Eye.
He is also known for his good sportsmanship; he generally doesn't care whether he wins or loses as long as he gets to have a fun battle. The best example of this was when he lost to the cruel Lui Shirosagi in the finals of the Individual Tournament due to Victory Valtryek self-bursting via a crack in the Beystadium. When Lui demands a do-over, Valt simply states that he beat him fair and square and that he'll defeat him for real one day, showing that he has matured since the beginning of the first season.
Valt's favorite food is his mother's homemade bread: he especially likes nikuman (pork bun bread) so much that it moves him to tears.
Valt apparently has poor cooking skills, as he once carbonized a batch of Beyblade Bread and attempted to make a batch of Napolitan, only for his friends to not like it.
It is well-known that Valt has a very strong connection with his Bey, Valtryek. He often talks to it and even seems to be able to hear and understand what his Bey is saying. He is also very protective of Valtryek, and becomes greatly upset when his Bey is either misplaced or stolen.
Valt suffers from stage fright at times. When put under the spotlight or in front of large crowds, he freezes up and walks like a wind-up toy. By the events of Beyblade Burst Evolution, his nerves are calmed down, and he becomes slightly more serious in public.
After Beyblade Burst Evolution , Valt has become much more mature and serious in battles, though he still retains his sociable and friendly demeanor, as well as some of his clumsiness.
After Beyblade Burst Turbo and during Beyblade Burst Rise , Valt remained older and wiser beyond his years.


Beyblade

Valtryek is an androgynous humanoid clad in light-blue armor with a large gold "V" on the chest, a turquoise cape, a wing-style buckle, has six yellow eyes, a helmet with purple wing-style appendages, wields a thin jagged sword with a four-pronged hilt and a black hilt, and rides a dark-blue wingless horse with dark-gray plates and mahogany mane and tail. The armor also sports gold plating: an abdominal one, one on the back of each hand, one on each knee and a gold outline on the shin guard.

Valtryek is a loyal partner to Valt in and out of Beybattles. She gives good advice to Valt and helps guide him on his way to victory. Her wisdom and hope makes Valt grow as a person and as a blader.


Beyblade

Violet Eye appears to be a tall, thin masked Blader with long violet hair. His mask is gray, adorned with a ruff of horns on top and two spiking at the bottom; and bearing violet lenses.
Like the other masked Bladers, Violet Eye wears a black uniform with purple accents, a purple belt with silver buckle and knee guards. He also wears black shoulder pads with a purple outline, long fingerless gloves with purple outlines around the elbow and a collared sleeveless black coat


Beyblade

Wakiya is quite tall compared to other characters his age. He has sharply slanted blue eyes and blonde spiky hair which he wears in a ponytail. His regular attire consists of a purple jacket with a red Wyvern emblem as a design, a gold spike on each shoulder of the jacket, a white belt with a silver "W" emblem belt, purple pants, black knee-length boots and black-and-yellow fingerless gloves with white-and-black cuffs.
In Surge , Wakiya now wears a purple tuxedo with a red Wyvern design on the back, a pink long sleeved dress shirt and black tie underneath. On top of his purple tuxedo, he also wears a black coat with a pink interior, pink outlines in the collar parts, gold buttons and 2 spikes from his previous jacket. The heels on his boots are colored gold. Additionally, he no longer wears gloves. His hair has also grown a bit.
In QuadDrive , Wakiya now wears a white long-sleeved dress shirt with a red ascot, a dark purple vest with a black and yellow line on top along with 4 yellow rhombuses on the middle, a white belt with a red buckle, black trousers with 2 yellow vertical stripes on each side, and a pair of black boots with white heels and teal flaps on top. He tops his outfit with a purple cloak with long pink lines creating a cross-design with a red rectangle in the center, pink ends, 3 gold buckles, and gold spikes placed on each shoulder, and a red Wyvern design at the back.

Wakiya is a highly self-confident and competitive character who possesses a sharp mind and excellent analytical skills. His extreme self-confidence has proven to be a double-edged sword: while it has greatly helped him to win more battles, it has also caused him to underestimate some of his opponents, such as when he said that Valt Aoi only got lucky in his matches and ignored him because he was not a worthy opponent, only to be beaten by him later in the series.
He strongly believes in his Beyblade's strong wall of defense and taunts Shu Kurenai after winning his battle in the District Tournament. He is often seen riling up his opponents in an attempt to make them lose their focus on the match, and he uses this strategy to his advantage.
Due to the fact that he had been raised to always get his way growing up and his parents were usually busy, Wakiya can be rather bossy and has a feeling of entitlement. This often caused him to try to take control of the team, even after accepting Valt as captain. He is also rather blunt at times. This frequently led to him clashing with Rantaro.
Another one of Wakiya's flaws is his pride. He's a very strong Blader and he knows it, but he firmly believes that no one can ever beat him, and his pride can often blind him to his faults.
Wakiya tends to get frustrated easily when things don't work out the way he wants them to. For example, he slowly loses his patience when he realizes that he can't beat Valt as easily as he thought during their battle in episode 12. He also becomes upset when he loses to Xander Shakadera in the Team Tournament , and runs off to kick the wall in anger, wondering how he didn't win.
Despite this, Wakiya has a kind side, especially shown towards his practice partner and friend Hoji Konda . He will also sometimes help others if they are in a tight spot. This is further shown when he went out to rescue Toko and Nika after they got lost in a storm and even going out of his way to stall his match in episode 40 in order to buy Valt some time (due to being late via a fake phone call). He seems to have mellowed out considerably over the course of the series.
He has since become fiercely protective of his friends, and this is especially true in Evolution , when he told his friends about Shu going AWOL and organized a group mission to look for him. He also later voiced his suspicions about the International Blader's Cup to Kristina Kuroda , by stating how there were unranked Bladers from the Snake Pit Organization who were competing in said tournament.
Wakiya is also a perfectionist and hates failure. This is especially shown in episode 45, where he loses against Shu in the Individual Tournament and runs off in tears, overwhelmed by feelings of insecurity and uselessness. Fortunately, Hoji reassures him that he is indeed a strong Blader, and that he is not someone who would give up after a defeat.
He is shown to be athletic and is a fast runner. He is hardworking when it comes to Beyblade and undergoes rigorous training, even entering tournaments with extra weights on under his usual outfit.
As shown a few times in the anime, Wakiya has a crippling fear of heights, A.K.A. acrophobia. This was first shown in episode 28 when he showed reluctance in helping the twins get a piece of fruit from a high tree branch and while he was helping them cross an old bridge. Perfect examples in Evolution include episode 16 while attempting to zipline across a ravine and episode 19, where he had to battle Violet Eye and Red Eye on a long, narrow bridge over a chasm in the Snake Pit.


Beyblade

He appears to be a young boy who wears a navy green business suit. Wyatt’s suit also has a red tie. His eyes are brown, and so is his neat hair.

He is a very big fan of Kai. He follows him as often as possible, tries to get him interested, attempts to have a decent conversation with him, etc.


Beyblade

Xander is very tall (reaching about 6 ft) and has red-orange spiked hair, triangular teeth, and red eyes; he also has a muscular build due to his martial arts background. His regular attire consists of a tight black top which exposes his midriff, a red fur-trim vest which has a brown belt-type fastener at the bottom over it, brown pants with two red stripes at the ends of each leg, a yellow belt, and black gauntlets over his arms.
Despite having the appearance of a fully grown adult, he is actually only 11 years old, the same age as Valt and Shu (evidenced by the fact that they were all in kindergarten together).
In Turbo , Xander now wears a red, fur-trim vest with a brown border, a brown belt with a silver buckle adorned with an "X", brown pants with a yellow stripe on each side, and black boots with a red border and yellow wraps at the ankle area. He still wears his same black top. The fur trim is visibly enlarged and resembles a fur-coat collar.
In QuadStrike , Xander still wears a similar black top and now has a red fur-trim vest with a sienna-colored button, brown pants with two red stripes on the bottom, a sienna-colored belt with a silver-and-yellow buckle, and black shoes. In addition, he also wears a gold "X" pendant and a sienna-colored bracelet with a red stripe in the middle.

Xander is very bombastic and cheerful. He trains hard, and is a big eater. In a way, he's quite similar to Valt. He expresses his fighting spirit through laughter, but is shown to abandon even this in the face of the most serious of battles and situations. He is known to have a good sense of humour and usually looks at the bright side of things.
Although his intimidating appearance may say otherwise, Xander is actually very kind and gentle, given how he let Toko and Nika ride on his shoulders as he carried them up to his grandfather's dojo and through the crowd before Shu and Valt's battle.
Being the leader of his own team, the Sword Flames, Xander has demonstrated good leadership skills, as he always praises his friends and rivals for giving it their all in battle, regardless if they win or lose.
Xander sometimes forgets how strong he is, as shown when he accidentally knocked Valt over when trying to give him a fist bump and broke the door to SB Rios' dojo.


Beyblade

Xavier is a short, fair-skinned boy with gray, spiked-up hair and turquoise eyes. He has two sets of clothing, the first one appears militaristic: a dark-red tunic with jet-black cuffs and gold borders and shoulder straps, two gold fourragère attached to the right shoulder strap from the front and back that meet in the right tunic's inner flap, a blue sash attached to the left shoulder strap that has a medium-blue button with two red and white small sashes, and the blue sash's end is fastened to the waist by a turquoise-blue belt, jet-black shorts with gold borders, black shin-high socks with blue strips at the cuff and red stripes below it, and brown shoes with red stripes at the base. He has an "X" style buckle on his belt and a red "X" on each lapel.
When not beyblading, Xavier wears a medium-blue robe with a white fluffy border and a red-violet interior, and walks with a white claymore sword-style cane with dark-blue gems.
Xavier's second attire is his training clothes: a worn-out honolulu-blue gi with rips and the sleeves torn off at the shoulders, a jet-black belt, jet-black shoes and white wraps on the forearms and ankles.

Xavier is a calm and friendly individual with an adventurous personality, as shown when he found an ancient sword. He is shown to take training and battling very serious. He also has a good sense of humor, something he picked up from his mentor, Xander Shakadera .
Xavier has also been shown to be altruistic and willing to put others before himself, as he once saved Naru from falling into a trap on the ghost pirate ship.
Being born into royalty does not appear to have affected Xavier's personality in any way, as he maintains a friendly and courteous demeanor towards everyone he meets. He is also very hospitable, welcoming Aiger to his palace and offering to help him train to improve the bond between him and his Bey.


Beyblade

Yamato has silver spiky hair, silver eyes, silver eyebrows. He dresses similar to a person with karate clothes. He wears a white coat with blue highlights and has grey sleeves. There is a V-shaped vest on it and underneath the coat is a grey and white shirt. He also wears a blue bag around his waist.


Beyblade

Yu is a rather small, young boy with pale skin and distinctive facial features and peridot green eyes that are usually shining with joy. He has fluffy orange hair that spikes over the top and back of his head and as bangs over his forehead. Yu wears a white jacket paired white shorts that stop at his knees with sky blue sleeve ends and lapels with brown buttons and lime green markings that resembles the color of his Flame Libra. He also wears white mid-calf length, boot-like shoes with sky-blue highlights. He is just slightly taller than Kenta Yumiya , and Tithi because of his hair.

Yu has a typical happy-go-lucky, carefree, fun-loving and cheerful personality, as expected for a child his age, and a real love for Beyblading. Though he's very young and generally good natured, he is a strong blader, intelligent, and an astute observer as well as having strong convictions. He has a tendency to idolize strong bladers who beat him such as Ryuga and Gingka and hates to be marginalized like being called a little boy, which Tsubasa calls him for fun, just to get Yu mad.

Due to his age, he also tends to whine a lot, too. Like any typical child, he loves ice cream, pizza and various other items throughout the show. Even in the lair of the Dark Nebula organization, he was seen at one point in a room full of toys. Also he seems to like animals. He enjoys battling, and gets whiny when someone else gets to battle strong opponents and/or his opponent is weak.
He also enjoys giving nicknames to some people as a sign of friendship. He calls Kyoya "Yo-Yo" or "Kyo-Yo" ("TateKyo" in the Japanese version) who hates it to be called by this nickname, Benkei "Benben", Kenta "Kenchi", Gingka "Gingky", Hikaru "Hippity-hop", and Masamune "Mr. Butt-in-Ski", then "Masamoo-moo".
Yu generally matures over the seasons. In Metal Fusion he still acts very child-like, often following the lead of others without a thought for consequences. While he still behaves immaturely in Metal Masters, he becomes quite responsible in Metal Fury. Here, he is first shown accepting when he can't battle. Additionally, he begins caring for Tithi , often serving as a voice of maturity for him.


Beyblade

Yugo has brown hair with a yellow Mohawk and brown eyes. He also has a bandage under his left eye. He wears a green jacket with black-and-red checkerboard-like lines on top of the sleeves over a white t-shirt and matching pants. Yugo's shoes are black and white.

Yugo has a lot of confidence and is known to concentrate and be formal when he battles, reflecting his desire to be a samurai. However, he can also be rather hot-tempered and hates losing. Although he can come off as aloof, he is fiercely loyal to his teammates and takes being a blader very seriously. Because he is Xander's right-hand man, Yugo refuses to allow other opponents to battle the former without defeating him first.
Yugo has high regard for honor and playing by the rules, given that he was furious with Daigo when he admits that he had cheated during their battle. This also revealed Yugo's aggressive side when he wanted to hurt Daigo, but was stopped by Ukio.


Beyblade

Yuki has brown spiky-hair with hair sticking up in a curve and hair at his downs coming on his cheeks. He wears glasses and has blue eyes. He wears a sky blue blazer with dark blue highlights and white trim with a red tie which has a star design in the middle and a white shirt. He also wears dark grey shorts with a belt, white socks and black shoes with with grey highlights.

Yuki is a friendly person with a humbled character. He addresses everyone formally with "Mr./Miss", even his close friends (only in the English anime). He is revealed to be a really smart person though and was also the "voice of reason" of the group before Dynamis was introduced. He easily gets scared or anxious. But he gets stronger as the season advances. In Dynamis, Guardian of the Temple , it is shown that Yuki has Ophidiophobia and has knowledge about the Mayans.


Beyblade

Zac has long blond hair with red strips at the top and light blue eyes. He wears a white shirt with a yellow stripe down the middle, a black choker with a yellow Beyblade symbol, black pants, shoes, gloves, and jacket with a red belt and yellow 'z' on it.
While as his Masked Blader persona, he dons a black and yellow mask with light blue lenses, the same color of his eyes.

Usually charismatic and charming, Zac is a character who usually seems like all sparkle, but he does enjoy Beyblading and performing, proven by how he gives effort in both fields; and constantly works to be the best, especially when he feels his title as the #1 Blader and pop star in the world is threatened.
Despite his flashy personality, Zac is quite modest and knows that while it's good to be confident, having too much of it can often lead to arrogance. He is also kind and willing to offer help to those who need it, as shown when he helps Valt as the Masked Blader, demonstrating that he cares about the people around him enough to put on shows at every chance he gets in order to make his fans and admirers smile.
It's hinted that Zac is fond of young children, as he revealed a more playful side around Valt's younger siblings, Toko and Nika.
As shown in several episodes, Zac will usually go around wearing a disguise when he isn't performing on stage. However, said disguise is so poor that several characters are able to recognize him.


Beyblade

Zeo is a tall semi muscular teenager with light skin. He has long spiky brown hair pulled back into a short ponytail with beige highlights and piercing sky blue eyes.
In Metal Masters, he wears an unzipped black suit with metal pads on his wrists, knees, shoulders, and outer thighs. He also sports a purple collar, with purple highlights and a red shirt underneath.
In Metal Fury, he gets a new average look which is a red jacket with a white shirt and black pants, similar to his previous outfit prior to joining HD Academy .

Zeo is a very friendly and respectful Beyblader who can make friends very easily, due to his open and cheerful personality.
Although, he was envious of Masamune and Toby because they were much better at Beyblade than him, this never stopped Zeo from trying, showing his drive to become better.
Zeo has a deep love for his friends and can become very deceitful and stubborn towards those he feels has betrayed them such as when he accused Masamune for leaving him behind.
Zeo is shown to be very observant, as demonstrated when he was able to tell that Ziggurat's new blader Faust was actually Toby based on looking into Faust's eyes.


Beyblade

Zeo is a boy with long and jagged turquoise hair and darker turquoise eyes. As a child, he wore a plain magenta shirt with simple blue jean shorts and dark blue socks. Later on, he wears a white and purple suit with white gloves, and matching pants. Attached to his top and pants are four dark green and gold clasps, and he wears a dark green metallic attachment beneath his suit.

Zeo is a mild-mannered boy with respect for others. He deeply idolizes Tyson and strives to be a great blader like him someday. Zeo is optimistic and is a very determined person when it comes to reaching goals. He displays great perseverance in battle, even when he knows he'll lose.
When his father, Dr. Zagart explains his plans to steal the Bladebreakers's bit-beasts, Zeo became devastated, showing a high degree of honor for others' spirits and disapproving of theft. However, after Dr. Zagart tells Zeo the truth, he turns into a more devastating character with a sinister mindset. This fades after Tyson defeats him and becomes the two-time World Champion, allowing Zeo to change back into his old self.


Beyblade

Zidane is a man with long blonde hair, a white scarf, and a large army green jacket with gray shoulder pads. Underneath, he wears a red shirt. He also wears brown and red gloves.


Bibliophile Princess

Alan has long brown hair in a ponytail and violet color eyes.


Bibliophile Princess

Elianna has long entangled blonde hair and light blue eyes.

Daughter of a marquess and engaged to Prince Christopher. She loves books so much it's earned the title "Bibliophile Princess."


Bibliophile Princess

Theodore has blonde hair combed backward from the front and green eyes.


Big Hero 6

AC and DC are slender speckled electric eels with yellow eyes. One eel has pale fuschia skin while the other is pale violet, though it is unknown which eel is which. They are capable of generating violet electric currents.


Big Hero 6

Curie is the biggest of Granville's dogs, who has black and white fur. Her eyes are brown with yellow sclerae, but they're typically covered by her fur. Unlike Fermi and Oppenheimer , she doesn't appear to have a collar.

Curie seems to be the calmest of Granville's three dogs as she gets easily entertained on chewing any thing she sees.


Big Hero 6

Fermi is a large dog with black/brown fur, brown eyes, and wears a brown collar.

Fermi seems to be a mischievous dog who enjoys wandering around the city on his own, but can also get homesick easily. He also loves his toy crab.


Big Hero 6

Kentucky Kaiju is a green, giant reptilian-like monster with three yellow eyes. Its hands have three claws, and it also has a tail, yellow lips and sharp teeth.
The film's plot, as described by Baymax , mentions it is a mutant lizard.
The robot has the same appearance and can be operated by someone. Its eyes are translucent windows that can change their color and open up as well.

As an animal-based monster, Kentucky Kaiju cannot reason or be reasoned with, so all it does is destroy by instinct. It cannot speak either but constantly growls. In Son Kaiju when watched by Red and Mole it turned around and nodded at one of the human characters before carrying his son out to sea showing some form of intelligence.
The animatronic was not sentient but after Noodle Burger Boy hacked it, it was switched to battle mode, allowing it to attack San Fransokyo and Big Hero 6 all by itself.


Big Hero 6

Young Mayoi resemble green fluffy axolotls with fluffy tails. Their fur is, in actuality, however, fungus growth. Their ears resemble leaves, as Karmi described them as being more like plants than animals. They appear in different shades of green.
In further stages of development, they keep mainly the same design until they are fully matured under the control of Mr. Sparkles in which their 'fur' becomes sharper and its color darkens, and their big eyes glow green.

At infancy, Mayoi have a peaceful yet playful temperament. Behaving in a manner similar to kittens and puppies, Mayoi adore snuggling and generally yearn to be loved. These traits remain as the Mayoi grows, although its larger size can be a nuisance. When they fully mature, however, they turn violent and aggressive. The only thing they can say is "Mayoi", hence their name.


Big Hero 6

Oppenheimer is the smallest of Granville's three dogs, has brown fur, green eyes and wears a red collar with a golden/yellow badge.

Oppenheimer is the most energetic of Granville's dogs, and loves playing fetch. Despite his small size, he can grab objects much bigger and heavier than himself.


Big Hero 6

Parasynths are quite small, being roughly the size of a red blood cell. These creatures resemble dark brown leeches with semi-transparent tail fins and have a three-layered crest-like carapace on their heads, with their heads having one mouth with sharp teeth.
A queen parasynth is much larger than a normal parasynth, and it has a darker skin tone.

Parasynths are vicious and relentless. They have a restless desire to devour anything that comes in their path, be it cells or other smaller entities. However, the species can coordinate when faced with a threat, and like bees, they utilize swarming tactics to remove it.


Big Hero 6

Abigail is a slender young woman with large blue eyes that resemble her father's, and chestnut brown hair that she keeps in a simple ponytail. She is only ever seen in her pilot suit, a white skin-tight garment with red accents and white armor on her chest and shoulders, along with a matching white pilot's helmet. On the side of her helmet is her last name, printed in all caps.

Not much is seen of Abigail, but from her father's dedication to her, she appears to have been a good daughter a dad would be willing to fight for, and she and her father were very close. As a child she might have had a wild streak due to wanting to participate in bot-fighting , as well as having an interest in technology. She is very brave and dedicated to her job and science, willing to go where no one has gone before.


Big Hero 6

Miromoto is a man with fair skin, brown eyes and hair, and was seen wearing a black turtleneck sweater. He also wore a ninja suit to steal from the jewelry shop in order to keep his identity secret while doing so.

In general, Alex Miromoto seems to lie a lot and has questionable morality despite his seemingly good intentions: he claimed his technology was made to help people communicate better, but he first tested it by robbing watches from a jewelry shop and confronting Big Hero 6, whilst seemingly expecting the heroes to show up. Yet after being caught by the team, he did not run away and claimed that it had only been an experiment, and didn't intend to keep the things he stole—but this was likely a lie as well since he was seen wearing one of the stolen watches while doing his presentation.


Big Hero 6

Krei is a blonde man. He wears a blue blazer which, in the film , is more detailed and shows thin, vertical white stripes. He is rarely seen wearing other types of clothing unless he is on vacation or one time in the woods. Krei also has a pretty well-built body, just as shown in " Food Fight ".

As a businessman, Krei is economically inclined and morally complex. As an aspirator, he has reached his goals and keep his high position in appearing to the public as an energetic, confident, and affluent man who tries to improve people's lives. However, he is prone to lose himself in his ambitions and unmasks recklessness, arrogance, and ignorance; guided by his self-interest.
Being a billionaire, Krei uses his money to influence people and obtain his goals such as when he told Hiro, after offering to buy Hiro's microbots, that he was offering him more money than any fourteen-year-old could imagine. He constantly tries to obtain the best technology for his business. When he cannot get what he wants, he tries other methods, some of which are morally or legally questionable, such as ripping off people's ideas, blackmailing, or ignoring the rules to get things done faster. This has reflected in his own company, having a record of releasing its products too soon and Callaghan trying to get revenge for the experiment that made him lose his daughter.
After the formation of Big Hero 6 , he has used them for his goals as well, getting to the point of threatening to reveal their identities if they do not help him. Thanks to them, he has managed to incarcerate people that have taken advantage of him and his company like Momakase , who was confronted by Big Hero 6, but Krei took the credit for her arrest since she had stolen from his company; as well as Mel Meyer , getting the man imprisoned for trying to get an invention back from him, despite Krei being guilty of his actions as he broke his promise of using his technology for fun things only, and then making his drones attack him.
He has also been shown to be jealous of Liv Amara and her company, Sycorax . He has little regard for his adversaries, and most of the time, he has managed to get away with his plans and not get caught over his shady business deals but has suffered some material losses as well.
Krei also constantly forgets the names of the people closest to him, such as calling Fred "Ted", Ian "Ethan", Honey Lemon "Honey Lemur", and completely forgetting his own assistant 's name thinking it's "Jodie" rather than "Judy".
However, despite his amoral traits, Krei is not truly malicious, in that he does not mean to hurt anyone. Rather, he does not think before acting or put any effort into improving the conditions of his business. It is also implied that the reason Krei acts this way is because his parents forbid him from showing weaknesses during his youth and were strict with him.  Therefore, it can be hard for him to tell sometimes what it is showing weakness and what is simply making the safe and right decision.  A trait that would often lead to things like when he went ahead with sending Abigail into the portal despite the irregularity that was found.
Yet, Mr. Krei is also shown to have a softer side to himself shown especially in the episode Muira-Horror when he helps Hiro and Go Go escape from a mutated Ned Ludd using his vast knowledge of nature he was not shown to have before and often being nicer to Hiro whom he seems to have grown to like since the latter became his intern sometimes ruffling his hair to Hiro's usual enjoyment or showing other forms of affection towards him.


Big Hero 6

Cass is a Caucasian female with green eyes and wavy brown hair. Typically tied to her home which doubles as a cafe, Cass usually wears comfortable and casual clothing: her main apparel being a simple short-sleeved v-neck and a pair of capris, topped off with an apron when on the job and a silver-turquoise necklace that she never seems to go without. She also wears a pair of red flats.

Cass is a caring woman who loves her nephews above all else. She is very loving towards them but knows when to be strict and firm when necessary. This is shown when she picks them up after they are released from prison. She hugs them and asks if they are okay before lecturing them about how much they worried her.
Cass seems very excitable, talkative, and is usually in a happy mood. Cass is also very business-savvy and hardworking from managing restaurant and home simultaneously, which has rubbed off into her firm but motherly nature. She is also understanding and did what she could to help Hiro through his depression after Tadashi 's death.
She supports and encourages the decisions of Hiro and Tadashi while wanting what is best for them, as she encourages Hiro to go to college as it is what Tadashi would have wanted. She is proud of her nephews and is not afraid to show it. However, she also appears to be rather oblivious, as Hiro was able to hide Baymax from her and sneak out together, and later on, keep their activities with Big Hero 6 a secret despite some clear hints.
Cass also has a creative streak, which she integrates into her work. As a talented chef, she can make many delicious dishes that have a great reputation for the regulars at her restaurant. She also comes up with special events held at the café to attract new customers, such as poetry readings because of her love for poetry. Additionally, Cass is athletic and likes to work out. This also helps at her job as she is able to move with agility to take orders, serve food and carry the dishes, especially when there are many customers at her shop.
In Baymax! , it is revealed that Cass feels as if she has to work tirelessly in order to take care of her family. It's also revealed that she has a good relationship with the frequent customers at Lucky Cat, such as Sayaka , but fears that taking days off would mean her clients will go away permanently. Yet, Baymax eventually helps her overcome these feelings.


Big Hero 6

Baron Von Steamer is a cyborg who has many mechanical pieces on his upper body. He has a prosthetic right arm equipped with a huge claw while he carries a steam gun with his left hand. He also carries a big steam boiler. His head is bald, with his right eye replaced by a metallic eye that switches between a yellow lens and a microscopic lens. He has a long, white/gray mustache that connects to his sideburns, along with a pointed goatee. His eye color is black, although his artificial eye turns dark brown when he focuses it, so he might have very dark brown eyes.
Boss Awesome also claims that Steamer was old back in the day during their confrontations, implying that his appearance hasn't changed much since then.
His attire, apart from the robotic appendages, consists of what resembles a dark blue late 19th century soldier's coat with 4 bronze buttons and epaulettes. It is worn over a tan dress shirt and a black turtle neck. He also wears dark-gray green pants and black boots that go over his knees. His pants have a black-leather belt with a giant gold belt buckle. On his left arm, he wears a light-cream glove that reaches almost up to his elbow.

Baron Von Steamer speaks in a Victorian English accent and is very intelligent. He is a steampunk aficionado and is obsessed with technology that is powered by steam. However, because of his old age, he is somewhat absent-minded and easily confused, capturing Wasabi as he believed he was Boss Awesome's son, Fred .
Even after so long, Baron Von Steamer still holds a grudge against Boss Awesome, having formulated a revenge scheme against the retired hero by planning to kidnap his son in hopes of drawing his father out and save him.
Steamer's plan are always foiled, and he constantly swears revenge on his foes.


Big Hero 6

Although Basemax doesn't have a physical body, she is displayed on screens as a face similar to Baymax , although with hexagonal eyes. As an A.I., she has no sex, but her programming has a female voice and therefore is referred as such by the team and other people.


Big Hero 6

As a wealthy woman, she has different outfits for many occasions.
She still keeps one of her oldest outfits, first seen when Fred was a kid and later wearing it again when she visits Krei Tech .

According to Mrs. Frederickson and Heathcliff , Binky is rude, arrogant, and quite insufferable.


Big Hero 6

Bluff is a Caucasian man with dirty-blond hair and a mustache. His eyes are blue. He always wears a dark red suit, and uses glasses.

As a news anchor, Bluff is very fast-paced, articulate, and enthusiastic. He constantly tries to get the latest information, mostly on criminals or supervillains. The nature of his job often puts him in peril but is usually saved by Big Hero 6 . He also uses metaphors or jokes related to the villains' abilities when they are arrested.
He, however, appears to be self-centered, as he was glad to be saved from Obake 's plan, rather than mentioning the entire city was saved, though he quickly corrected himself.


Big Hero 6

Gramercy is a tall Caucasian man with blond hair and hazel eyes. It's possible that he is British judging by his accent.
His usual clothes are a grey turtleneck, dark-blue pants and brown shoes. Additionally, when he participated in the cooking competition he wore a red headband.

Because of his fame, Bolton is an arrogant/proud person who believes himself to be superior to others. He mistreats some people, especially chefs with smaller reputations like he did with Aunt Cass when he insulted her food. However, after losing to her in Food Fight and being forced to lend her the knives that he dearly owned, he was humbled down and acknowledged Cass as a real chef, then apologized for his atrocious behavior.


Big Hero 6

The Bot Fight Ringleader is a tall, thin and fair-skinned woman who appears to be Japanese, with green eyes, arched eyebrows and long, black hair which is tied into a traditional Japanese bun with a purple flower hairclip. She also wears purple eyeshadow and dark red lipstick for makeup, and she also sported a  eyepatch which covers her right eye.
For attire, The Ringleader wears a cropped, sparkly, dark coral-orange tank top with a white design on it,   dark purple studded short-shorts held by a studded black belt with a silver buckle, and are worn over ripped turquoise leggings, and black high-heeled ankle boots. She accessorizes with a snake-shaped arm bracelet, which she wore around her left bicep.
In Big Hero 6: The Series , the design on her tank top is no longer there, her eyebrows are more exaggerated, and her eyeshadow becomes more prominent.


Big Hero 6

Brooke is a child with blue eyes and blonde hair styled in pigtails. Her clothes consist mostly of the colour pink.

Brooke likes science and is a recurring visitor at the Sciencetorium , where she typically watches Wendy Wower 's show and participates at her workshop. Oddly enough, she also appears to have a slight rivalry with Fred as he seems to dislike her to a degree, despite the fact Brooke usually minds her own business and is generally nice to him—although she also called him out once, when he lied about his superhero origin .


Big Hero 6

The Buddy Guardians are based on Buddy Guards . Like their namesake, the Buddy guardians possess a single blue scanner eye encased in white plating, although they are made in a much larger size and are bipedal rather than legless. Their limbs are connected via electromagnetism which can detach from the main body. Furthermore, they possess a chip port right below their eye that provides their programming; if the chip is corrupt, their eyes become purple, signaling a destructive nature until they were reprogrammed with Healthcare chips by Hiro's Megabots to behave like Baymax.


Big Hero 6

Chris is a tan-skinned young man of tall and slim stature, with dark blonde hair and sage-green eyes. He is usually dressed in a mint-green polo shirt with the Sycorax logo, a watch strapped around his left wrist, navy-blue pants held by a dark brown belt with a bronze buckle, and brown shoes.

Though he appears friendly and helpful in public, Chris has a more serious personality while helping Di with her experiments. With Di, he seems to behave like a pet at times, as shown when he accepts treats from her for good behavior.


Big Hero 6

The Clone Fred is an exact copy of Fred 's kaiju suit. The clone's eyes also were the same than the original, but then turned red.
It is unknown what the clone is made of, whether it is robotic or a mere hologram, though it is tangible due to the fact it could fight both Wasabi and Fred. It is also unknown if the clone has a mind of its own or was created only to attempt taking out its adversaries.
After being sliced by Wasabi, it is revealed that the clone is simply a copy of the suit and not Fred himself since it is empty inside.


Big Hero 6

The Clone Wasabi is an exact copy of Wasabi with his battle suit. The only difference is the clone's colors, which appear slightly darker and greyer than the real Wasabi's.
It is unknown what the clone is made of, whether it is robotic or a mere hologram, although it is tangible due to the fact it could fight both Fred and Wasabi. It is also unknown if the clone has a mind of its own or was created only to attempt taking out its adversaries.
Since the Clone Fred was sliced by the real Wasabi and appeared to be empty inside, it's assumed that Wasabi's clone does not possess any human organs either.


Big Hero 6

Cobra is a black woman who, akin to her namesake, has a rather thin but flexible body figure with sharp features, with yellowish-green eyes, black hair styled in an afro, arched brows and wears red lipstick.
Her clothing dons a red-green color scheme with shades of black; she wears a set of circular-shaped pale-teal earrings, and a gray turtleneck under a short black trench coat with thin, neon-green trimmings. Her belt with a light gray buckle and calf-high, high-heeled boots includes the same trimmings as her coat, and she also dawned tight-fitting dark red leggings. She accessories with both light-ruby red gloves and a light-ruby red headband - the headband itself functions as a neurotransmitter.

She is primarily known for her fixation with cobras, using actual live cobras in her thefts as well as snake-themed equipment. She has an animosity towards Heathcliff that goes as far as becoming a threat for the Frederickson family simply because Heathcliff became their butler. Yet, she has openly admitted that she finds him handsome.


Big Hero 6

This creature was created by fusing the contents of the Yaki Taco Sugarzilla dessert with the DNA of a vulture. Its body and wings appeared to be a wafer and its head had the texture of cream.

The Yaki Taco hybrid had debatable sentience, although it was visibly aggressive toward prey. It worked closely with its ally, the Taco Scorpion , and helps it with the fight. However, it had an aversion to healthy food which scares the Yaki Tako Monsters.


Big Hero 6

Crushroom is an antropomorphic yellow mushroom that has big, muscle-like arms. Her arms are longer than her legs and she has sometimes been seen standing like a gorilla. Like Noodle Burger Boy, Hyper-Potamus, and Hangry Panda, Crushroom is also dressed in attire, which is an orange tank top with green borderline straps and a red mushroom in the center, brown shorts with a black belt with a yellow belt buckle, and tan sandals.

Unlike most robots, Crushroom talks in broken English and always refers to herself in third person. She claimed to like her programming as a delivery robot, but after being hacked by Noodle Burger Boy, she had a change of personality and became more aggressive, enjoying smashing random things and even making puns about crushing.
Like the rest of her siblings, she displays childish behavior, but also appears to be more brawn than brains —evidenced by how she wanted to "crush" the sun without actually knowing how, and not realizing it would actually be impossible; or wanting to punch her way out of situations.
Once the Obake chip was removed from her, she started to work at the Lucky Cat Café as a dishwasher. She apparently continued to enjoy crushing things, but was taught not to destroy the dishes.


Big Hero 6

Di is identical to Liv. She is a tall woman with a trim build and hazel eyes. She has long hair with a blonde gradient that fades to light. She is often seen wearing a red short-sleeved shirt, darker red pencil skirt, black belt with a gold-colored buckle, and black high heels. During the gala, Di changes to a black one.

Di is an amiable person towards most people, but only focuses on what she thinks is important. That said, her actions are driven by her ambition, the primary one being to save Liv; everything Di does is meant to serve the purpose of helping her creator, as she feels it is the sole reason for her existence. Liv is the only person Di genuinely respects and cares about; outside of this respect, however, Di has no inhibition, and in its place a perverse motivation of completing her mission no matter the consequences. As a result, Di lacks sympathy for others and is prone to carrying out harmful actions without remorse.
While posing as Liv, Di puts up a false persona as relaxed, aspiring, and friendly with the darker sides of her personality filtered. As prosperity comes first to her, it leads her to great lengths to promote this at Sycorax. With visitors and employees, for instance, Di is sociable and attentive to everyone at her company, as she confidently ensures everyone at Sycorax is equipped with proper accommodations to make their work environment tailored to individual preferences, all while promoting her company's vision of clean and state-of-the-art technology. However, when the matter is not something she deems important, she quickly loses interest, as when she first visited SFIT to meet Hiro and Baymax , but began ignoring Hiro after finding out Baymax was not his creation.
Although both Di's goal and public personality are outwardly benign, underneath this is a calculating, cold, and deceptive individual. When it comes to getting what she wants, Di ruthlessly manipulates people—innocent, unscrupulous, or otherwise—to achieve her goals and often involves biological mutations on the person to do so. For those who willingly ally and bargain with her, Di provides genetically-altering biochips to her clients in return for their services and loyalty. If none are willing to cooperate, Di does not hesitate to turn them into genetic monstrosities as part of her "research" for Liv's cure while sadistically treating her victims like pets. Victims of these efforts included Orso Knox , High Voltage , and Karmi . Although the former was cured of his mutation (which Di was responsible for in the first place), Di forced him to continue his partnership with Sycorax by threatening to turn him back should he betray her. However, Di will go to crueler lengths, as seen with the fate of High Voltage , who initially refused to help Di and were turned into mindless sea monsters even after they did what Di wanted, and rewriting Karmi's own mind turning her into a subservient beast set on killing her own friend.
Despite the risk of supplying the city with monstrous criminals, Di holds no hesitation in partaking in this practice nor what consequences may follow. In " Nega-Globby ", for instance, Di dismissed the effort to retrieve the titular creature after it escaped into San Fransokyo, callously calling it the "city's problem", showing that she is unyielding to ethical or moral obligations. Di is aware her efforts are inhuman but does not care, as she sees everything and everyone as something she can improve with biotech, twistedly referring herself an "artist" in this regard.
With colleagues such as Professor Granville , she has a casual tone, even calling Granville by her first name, something that even surprised Hiro and his friends since they had never heard it before. With Karmi, she was friendly due to sharing the same field they studied (biotech) and pretended to be understanding. Even so, Di's affability has its limits—as her relationships are a means to an end, her ruthlessness comes to the surface once one questions or disobeys her, and when that person is of no longer use. This domineering aspect was portrayed in " Prey Date " when she quickly dismissed and silenced Karmi's suggestion to a cure under a friendly façade, then discreetly trying to have her and Hiro killed by a primal Orso Knox after the students came close to uncovering her plans. Once Karmi's faith in Di was restored later, Di resumed the act as Karmi's ally, though her trust would be ultimately rescinded in " City of Monsters " when Karmi's incompetence in robotics was revealed.
Although Di's goal is to save her creator, Di, due to her amoral mindset, fails to comprehend integrity, even willpower is something foreign to her. Most likely stemming from Liv's isolation, Di understands little of humanity, as she uses people to suit her needs through biological manipulation, believing she can make her victims under her complete control in a condescending tone. An example of this was when Di enforced a mutated Karmi's obedience but could not understand why Karmi was able to fight her control after trying to force the girl to hurt Hiro. When Liv herself finally awakened, all Di cared about was her creator's revival and was confused over why Liv felt ashamed of the extreme measures Di went to save her.


Big Hero 6

Duff is almost identical to Bluff Dunder , except his hair is darker and in a different style more reminiscent of the 70s.

Dunder tended to use popular expressions from the 70's such as groovy or calling people cats .


Big Hero 6

El Fuego is an extremely muscular man with a square jaw and brown eyes. His wrestling attire consists of a red wrestling mask with a black outline around the eyes and mouth, and a small yellow mohawk resembling a flame, and a pair of spandex pants with a similar color scheme. For wrestling matches, El Fuego wears a large red mech suit that conforms to his shape; although the limbs are larger in comparison. It is decorated with yellow flame accents on the chest, shoulder pads, and forearms. The suit's arms are black with yellow hands and accents. After upgrading his mecha, El Fuego's suit gained a flamethrower on the right arm and a shoulder-mounted red turret.

Like the element he is named after, El Fuego is bombastic, arrogant, aggressive, and short-tempered. He loves to fight with fierce passion, which leaves his opponents battered and senseless afterward.
El Fuego is exceedingly prideful of himself in spite of being labeled as the "bad-guy" in his matches and wrestling fans' contempt of him. However, he is driven to proving his worth by overpowering strong opponents, hence he does not tolerate losing; only doing so out of begrudging obligation. He also has a strong dislike for cowardice, calling others who don't fight as weak and pathetic in hopes of getting them to fight back. Ironically, without his mecha, El Fuego will lose his confidence and beg for his enemies to spare him, becoming fearful and cowardly.
El Fuego is not above fighting dirty if it ensures his victory. In one of his fights, he threw Uncle Samurai towards the audience which was against the rules, then took advantage of the referee's temporary distraction at him breaking the rules to knock his opponent cold. During his "fight" with Baymax , El Fuego feigned vulnerability in order to trap the robot in a crushing stronghold, threatening to squeeze the robot until he popped.


Big Hero 6

It had the same appearance than the original Noodle Burger Boy, except for the face which had a teardrop and frown.

Unlike the real Noodle Burger Boy, the clone had a depressed behavior, even allowing to be defeated easily by Big Hero 6 .


Big Hero 6

Carl is a large man with a tough appearance. He has dark brown hair and blue eyes. He wears stereotypical biker clothes.

Felony Carl appears to be a very calm person despite his rough voice and intimidating appearance, and is comfortable with his masculinity, meaning that he does not mind having or using things that would be considered "girly".
Carl is also single, looking for love and describing himself as a hopeless romantic in the San Fransokyo Singles website shown in " Aunt Cass Goes Out ".


Big Hero 6

Dibs has the appearance of a middle-aged Caucasian man. He has fair skin, light blue eyes and dirty blond hair. In both of his appearances before transforming he wore a green jacket with an olive shirt, black pants, and grey shoes. He also wore a dark-blue balaclava during his theft attempts.
After transforming, his entire body was permanently covered in many chemicals that gave him a purple, slimy humanoid shape with his limbs still visible through it. The lenses of the neurotransmitter attached to his head replaced his eyes, giving them the appearance of lime-green glowing orbs. Sometimes the neurotransmitter can be seen through the slime too and the lights in it glow blue. In addition to his default globby appearance, he can turn into other materials and change his whole shape (such as becoming a block of rock) but the eyes remain the same when visible. He retains normal body functions such as digestion and the ability to feel pain, however.
The initial drawback to his form was that it was not stable, so he used to easily fall apart if he was not careful or got stuck onto other things from his body's adhesiveness. Thanks to his alliance with Obake, Globby had his potential unlocked and managed to get a grip of all his abilities, thus being able to use them to their full extent making no mistakes.

Despite appearing confident around others, Dibs actually saw himself as a failure and good for nothing. He claimed that nobody believes in him, even implying that his own mother didn't believe he had potential. His friends had pointed out that he wasn't skilled enough to be a thief, which was proven every time he attempted to steal as he usually had a series of clumsy accidents during the process. Though commonly discouraged after failure, Dibs continues trying nonetheless, conforming with whatever he can get.
When he became Globby, at first he just tried to go back to normal at all costs, but upon realizing he could be much more, decided to stay in his mutated form in order to become a supervillain. Though at first still as silly and inexperienced, he improved over time on controlling his powers and slowly became more of a menace to Big Hero 6 . They clashed many times and this allowed him to learn much about their powers, as well as how to counter or evade their attacks, getting to the point of becoming one of the few villains who defeated the entire team all by himself.
When Obake revealed that he intended to destroy San Fransokyo, Globby opposed to the plan and decided to leave his villainous ways to aid Big Hero 6 and stop him.
After Obake's demise, Globby wanted to live a normal, crime-free life, but his new body made it difficult. He attempted to become human once again, although he eventually accepted himself as Globby and decided to stay in his mutated form permanently.


Big Hero 6

Go Go is a rather short, fair-skinned young woman of Korean descent [4] , with a curvaceous yet bottom-heavy figure that includes her rear end being prominent. She has brown eyes, scruffy black bob-cut hair with violet streaks on her bangs, and makeup which consists of lavender eyeshadow, light blush, and subtle dust-pink lipstick.
In terms of attire, she is notably seen in clothing meant for fitness and physical activity; she wears a cropped, elbow-length, dark gray leather jacket over a white undershirt (sometimes replaced with a tank top that also acts as her sleepwear), black sport-shorts with red stripes on the sides, fashionably-ripped dark gray capri leggings with violet patches underneath, and a pair of black trainer-shoes with indigo-blue stripes above the white soles. She accessorizes with black bare-knuckle gloves, and a white-striped violet sweatband on her left wrist.
In her superhero persona, Go Go wears a rather close-fitting, yellow suit of armor with maglev discs on her wrists and boots (each sporting a red spot in the center) and a matching helmet, with black skin-tight underclothing with thin red linings. Go Go's super suit received a few alterations in the TV series - Her visor was changed from transparent to a purple/magenta tint, and the armor on her upper arms are obsolete and the armor on her hands have been replaced with finger holes on her hands.

Go Go is a heroine in the form of a woman governed by silence and experience. A straightforward athlete, Go Go lives for the speed and thrill life has to offer and is willing to take up the challenges that come.
Compared to her teammates, she is quite reserved, introverted, and sardonic, making up for her lack of conversation with irony and sarcasm. Due to her athleticism, Go Go is resourceful in situations with and without the use of powers. She is also quite adaptive, most notably she utilized her newfound abilities proficiently when battling Yokai one-on-one, despite only recently learning how to use her suit. However, as a result of her tastes, Go Go has developed a sarcastic attitude, making her not the most approachable person to be around.
She is no-nonsense and has little patience for those who will not take things seriously or move too slowly. She is quite strong-willed and ultimately protective of her friends. Even though she can have a hard time dealing with them, she will put their safety above all else, especially to the possibility of failure. When under such a circumstance, she drops everything and becomes serious, quickly taking control of a situation by sheer will and determination. Indeed, she becomes an effective leader when the team needs help, carefully choosing what to say to her friends to get them to act.
Go Go tends to be sarcastic, recalcitrant, uncooperative, and reckless, much to Wasabi 's ire and is known to head into a fight without thinking. She is also incredulous, to the point that she is not willing to accept limits, and at worst she can be highly opinionated. But deep down, Go Go is noble and honorable, so she will not condone an unscrupulous act. Her honor evidently surfaced when she stood against Hiro when his desire to avenge Tadashi made him resort to killing Yokai in cold blood.
However, what lies behind her thick shell is perhaps an immensely compassionate heart towards her friends. For instance, she personally hugged Hiro to comfort him after the latter realized the error of his actions, understanding the emotional toll Hiro had gone through and reminding him there is always a better way than revenge. Despite her initial refusing, Go Go becomes a superheroine for Big Hero 6 and provide her friends the determination they need to preserve and protect San Fransokyo . She is the closest to Hiro out of the team, aside from Baymax .
She is frequently shown chewing gum, but in a dangerous situation, she will take the gum out and stick it somewhere. This was shown during the car chase with Yokai where, tired of Wasabi's by-the-book driving, took the wheel to help the team escape Yokai. Then, when she and the team were confronting Yokai at Krei Tech and she was trapped in a sphere of Microbots, she spits out her gum and put it on the side of her helmet as she spun her way out of the sphere.
One thing she kept a secret from her friends was that she enjoyed going to Muirahara Woods by herself to watch birds and draw them as it relaxes and put her in a good mood. When her friends found out, she felt upset having to confess it because of how different it is to her tough attitude and even though they did not mind and offered to try it with her sometime, she angrily refused by saying it was her alone thing.
Despite her tough status, Go Go will rarely let loose and gush over things, such as in " Something Fluffy " when she temporarily baby talks with a Mayoi , calling it her "fuzzy wuzzy".


Big Hero 6

She was designed as a small cartoon panda wearing a hat and a vest, reminiscent of a zookeeper uniform. She was also given an angry expression on her face, and her mouth works by opening up wide, making her look angrier when she talks. She can also release steam from her ears.

Hangry Panda's name is a pun on "hungry" and "angry"; both traits are also reflected in her personality, as she is very short-tempered and rude, and tends to crunch on hard things such as coconuts. However, this was only a gimmick, and she was still programmed to serve clients.
Upon being captured by Noodle Burger Boy, her personality remained the same but claimed that the Obake chip "changes everything" as she was no longer forced to follow her former programming.
When Hiro reprogrammed her, she became more polite taking people's orders at Lucky Cat Café , but still appeared quite strict about her job.


Big Hero 6

Ian is a scraggly young adult with a pale complexion and shaggy brown hair, as well as a short beard. As a civilian, Ian wears thick-framed glasses with green shades, a pale maroon T-shirt with a beige shirt over it, dark-green slacks, and red sneakers.
As Hardlight, he has a dark red-magenta suit of armor with red accents, kneepads, and right-hand gauntlet, with magenta circuit lines on the waist, right wrist, and neckline. He wears a black belt with an hourglass-shaped belt buckle. On his left arm, Hardlight wears a large metal gauntlet that powers the rest of his armor in a circuit board-like pattern. Hardlight's helmet is silver with a black screen where his face would be. On this screen, Hardlight has a magenta-colored left eye reminiscent of an arrow and two downward-facing lines where his mouth is, and on his right eye is a magenta optic lense. Over his armor is a dark purple cloak with pink trimmings.

Ian is a meek, bumbling scientist who speaks in a timid voice. He has low self-esteem when it comes to saying what he wishes to express, especially towards Krei. Based on Hardlight's statements, it can be inferred that Ian feels underappreciated for his genius.
As Hardlight, his personality takes a drastic shift; no longer soft-spoken, Hardlight is dramatic, theatrical, and imposing and speaks in a deep, synthesized voice. Hardlight is destructive, treating everything and everyone as part of his own game, even if civilians get caught in the fight. Consequently, he behaves similarly to an internet troll, as he enjoys mocking his enemies while basking in his winnings in an obnoxious manner. Hardlight apparently likes a strong challenge, for in all the fights he appeared in, he was hoping to attract worthy adversaries (ie. Big Hero 6) to battle, and was disappointed when they didn't show up.
Unlike most villains depicted in the series, he appears to commit crimes as a means of self-indulgence rather than personal gain as shown when he discarded a priceless gem he obtained as a prize for a fight he found unsatisfying.
Hardlight has a tendency to use gamer slang and colloquial, such as "NPC", "EXP", "K'O", "noob" or "easter eggs", and spouts video game tropes as metaphors.


Big Hero 6

Heathcliff is a balding Caucasian man with slick brown hair parted in back, brown eyes, and a small, pointed mustache. He wears a classic black tie outfit, which is visibly tight on him. His appearance has been identical for several years, but he explains that it is because he moisturizes all the time.

Heathcliff is a well-groomed and refined man who puts courteousness and polite manners above everything else. He is loyal to the Fredericksons and serves their needs, but appears stoic or emotionless in most occasions. Yet he is not above making dry quips or humor, and shows excitement while talking about the things he enjoys.
He also does not accept any disrespect for his merit as a butler or any butlers from the more intolerant types of San Fransokyo elite. This was especially evident in " The Fate of the Roommates ," when he was mocked by the wealthier competitors, Heathcliff—maintaining his tranquil cadence—self-admitted he will relish victory over the naysayers. He would return the insult in kind after outracing the competitor.
Fred considers Heathcliff a part of his family and gets excited to see him sometimes. He is also allowed to use many of the Frederickson's belongings, such as the bathtub in their limo.


Big Hero 6

Barb and Juniper are both fair-skinned females with long, voluminous 80s-inspired blonde hair with a single thick dyed-streak on their bangs, dusty-brown eyes with large eyelashes, and wore light cyan eyeshadow and fuchsia lipstick for makeup.
Their clothing consists of hot-pink, star-shaped dangle earrings, black one-shouldered minidresses with a light violet lightning bolt across and a pair of tights underneath, thick pink belts with cyan lightning bolt-like buckles, black boots with gray soles, and black gauntlets with cyan powerlines on their wrists. They both also have small, gray circular devices with blue lights attached to the lower backs of their costumes, as they seemed to be related to their orb/gauntlet tech.

Barb and Juniper have a typical mother-daughter relationship, with Barb being the more grounded one and Juniper being the more lively one. In battle, Barb tends to coach Juniper on their dance routines to keep the two on track.
Although they are heinous, High Voltage enjoy entertaining crowds and cherish the applause people give them. However, Barb is particularly annoyed when their audience acknowledges Juniper and not her, making her feel undervalued; Juniper, on the other hand, admires the focus on her, which leads to Barb needing to remind Juniper they work together. This flaw greatly affects their bond, despite their close relationship—later, Juniper ultimately puts fame before family, as shown when her mother was defeated and Juniper tried to make her escape, which Barb took in anger and shock. Due to this, they also split up for some time, but soon made amends and got together again.
When Barb and Juniper decided to reform after growing tired of dealing with the struggles that come with being criminals, they wanted to do little else than to continue what they already love to do—entertaining people and enjoying themselves—as they attended a school dance shortly after reforming simply to liven it up. It was because of this that they were also at first unwilling to rob or even fight Big Hero 6 before doing so out of desperation. But as a result of their mutations, they started exhibiting the behavior of eels, including appetite. After their new appearances startled people yet amplified their abilities, the duo became addicted to the power and they were infatuated with villainy once again. However, their mutations would soon reduce them into feral sea monsters with little humanity left. However, they seem to retain memory of their dance maneuvers as shown in " Lie Detector ", as well as some cognition, as shown when they responded to Mr. Sparkles's insult towards them with anger.
After they were reverted back to normal and regained their sentience, Juniper at least seemed to retain a concern for her villainous actions, worriedly asking her mother if they were going to jail after what they did.


Big Hero 6

Honey is Latina and has lightly tanned skin, bright green eyes, dark eyebrows, but her longer hair that reaches halfway down her back with a yellow headband keeping her fringe in place. She is thin and distinctly tall, appearing to be so even without her trademark platform heels. She wears pink lipstick and large magenta-rimmed glasses that also function as impromptu safety goggles.
Though her hair is honey-blonde in the film, in the end credits and in the TV series , it has a more red / ginger tone (technically a more strawberry-blonde).
Honey also changes her clothing on a daily basis. Her outfit theme generally consists of a vibrant fashion matching 1960s and early 1970s-style clothing, many of which are in different shades of yellow or pink. She also often wears assorted pairs of large platform heels that boost her to the heights of Baymax and Wasabi (6'2", to be exact) and often wears 1960s-style headbands that cover her hairline.
While encountering Yokai for the first time, Honey is wearing a large white peter-pan collared sweater with a pink ribbon and a headband in the same color. She wears a red, pink and beige horizontal-striped skirt and pink polka-dotted sheer leggings.
At Tadashi 's funeral, Honey wears a black long-sleeved dress with a belt and a white peter-pan collar with black tights and her hair up in a modest bun.
In her superhero form, Honey's outfit consists of a lavender dress with white linings, dark magenta sleeves and tights, purple platform heels and pink armor with a belt to match. She does never wear her glasses, but instead wears a purple helmet with orange highlights over her head. Her helmet had a transparent visor in the film that covered her whole face, but in the TV show it is pink and only covers her eyes. Hung over her shoulder is her special purse for combat. Out of the team, her suit is the least armored, but this keeps her nimble and agile when attacking.

Honey is a tremendously intelligent, self-proclaimed "chemistry whiz" and an incredibly bubbly and optimistic woman as cute as her namesake rolled into an exuberant ball of energy. Arguably the most extroverted member of Big Hero 6 , Honey is always upbeat, perky, optimistic, cute, caring and outgoing; when she's around, she brings everyone into a better mood and alleviates conflict. Honey loves living the experience with her friends and seems to find everything in life interesting, thus she never finds a melancholic or dull moment. She is humorously photogenic and tends to take pictures and selfies with her friends whenever she finds a moment that excites her. Despite her cute personality, Honey can occasionally lose her temper.
Alongside her bubbly nature, Honey's intelligence is profound and possesses an intimate passion for chemistry and nature, to the point of eccentricity. Coupling this with her enthusiasm, she has an unexpected love of danger and experiencing surprising and sudden events. This is demonstrated by the fact that handling hazardous and volatile substances in her line of work does not faze her at all - on the contrary, she is excited to take part in it.
Of all her teammates, Honey is also the most observant. Throughout their time as heroes, she managed to interpret many other pieces of evidence regarding the identity and motives of Yokai, having found his refurbished portal, as well as a recording to show his true intentions. This arguably relates to the fact that Honey is the most intelligent member of the team, aside from Hiro .
According to supplemental materials, Honey is very environmental, as her passion for chemistry also comes from her desire to benefit the world. She believes in using chemistry to one day replace industrial and potentially pollutive methods with simple and safer applications.
Though she is known to be a lover of chemistry, she also developed a love for art, but kept this a secret from her friends because science and art were considered opposite sides by the students of San Fransokyo Institute of Technology and the San Fransokyo Art Institute ; as well as the fact that both schools are rival institutions. She unknowingly revealed this to Go Go since she sleep-talks and eventually, all of her friends found this out, but were accepting and had without a issue.


Big Hero 6

The design of Hyper-Potamus is based off an hippopotamus, but made to look cartoony and innocent, with features that make her look feminine such as prominent eyelashes and "lipstick" on her mouth that glows while talking. Her head is bigger than her body, and has short legs and arms. Her body can also spin rapidly. Like Noodle Burger Boy, she is also dressed in attire, which is a dark blue kimono-style blouse with light green trimming and sash with a red buckle, and navy blue pants.

Much like Noodle Burger Boy, Hyper-Potamus has a cheerful and silly attitude, which was retained even after she was reprogrammed to do evil. Despite her villainous programming, she deeply cared for her new family of siblings.
After the Obake chips were taken out of the robot family's bodies, Hiro gave Hyper-Potamus and siblings a second chance and programmed them to serve at the Lucky Cat Café , where they now started to consider Aunt Cass their mother.


Big Hero 6

Joe is an aged man who has wrinkled skin, thick grey eyebrows and wears glasses. His eyes are blue and has grey hair.


Big Hero 6

Judy has short black hair, brown eyes, and pale skin. She wears thin-framed glasses, a grey blazer over a white dress shirt, black pants, and grey heels.

While the film didn't show much of her personality, the TV series shows that Judy is loyal and bright. Having been through several failed projects at Krei Tech, she doesn't seem to get surprised when things go wrong or Krei gets in trouble anymore.


Big Hero 6

Karmi is an adolescent girl with olive-tan skin, long brown hair, and is a little taller than Hiro, although the two are close in age. She ties her hair back in a ponytail and wears a cream turtleneck, an orange skirt over black capri leggings, and black Mary Jane shoes. For accessories, Karmi wears red earrings and two red and yellow bracelets on her left wrist. She is occasionally seen with a satchel or backpack.
As an exclusive outfit in " Big Problem ", she wears a blue dress and shoes with a blue hair tie.
As a mutant, Karmi is a gaunt green-plated creature with long limbs, hands, and feet. Her fingers and toes are reduced to four on each limb, and her legs are reshaped into a digitigrade structure, with the toes behind her feet. She gains sharp translucent green spines on her back and forearms, while her hair becomes a mass of dark-green tentacles similar to an octopus. Her face has angular features, especially with her ears, teeth, and eye shape, thick arched eyebrows, and a three-grooved overbite maw. She possesses slit green eyes with black sclera.
As a superhero in her fanfic (albeit chibi form), Karmi wears a two-tone navy blue dress with thin light green stripes, black cuffs and a dark blue cape attached behind her shoulders, black goggles, dark blue earrings, black leggings with navy blue knees outlined in light green, and navy blue boots with light green insides and black soles and toes.

Karmi's personality has changed over time due to the experiences and situations she has found herself in: Initially she was mostly introverted, studious but also annoying at times, and took great pride in attending college at a young age. On the outside, she appeared to be unfriendly with most people, but deep down, Karmi showed to be compassionate and kind to others, especially those in need. Karmi also has an obsessive relationship with the things she likes: with her virus samples, she used to react negatively if they were hurt or destroyed.
With Hiro, she tended to be particularly rude to him and enjoyed seeing him in embarrassing situations, but ironically, she also fell in love with Hiro's superhero identity. At first, this worried Hiro, who believed that Karmi was secretly in love with him and knew his secret identity, although later he realized that she was ignorant of the truth and did not know that the superhero was him. On the other hand, Hiro also constantly crossed paths with Karmi as his alter-ego, which showed a completely different side of her than the one Hiro already knew due to her acting excited and happy to see him. Also, despite calling Hiro "ignorant of science" at some point, Karmi was genuinely impressed by his robotics skills, which ultimately motivated her to learn some programming herself.
Due to Karmi's obsession with Big Hero 6, she started writing fan-fiction stories about the hero team in which she was a character as well, giving each member a nickname of her own and writing herself as the girlfriend of Captain Cutie (Hiro). Her stories gained enough popularity for them to eventually become an animated webtoon with millions of views. This made her become nicer to people in general, as she now had a fanbase that would ask her for autographs and pictures.
Upon meeting " Liv Amara ", Karmi formed her first genuine friendship with her as they shared a love for bio-tech, to the point she gave Karmi an internship at Sycorax and trusted her more than any other of her workers. Yet Karmi flaunted this and every other advantage she had to Hiro, who in response tried to one-up her in any way possible. Eventually, Hiro started learning more about shady things happening at Sycorax, so he constantly sought Karmi for help and started working together more often, although Karmi initially believed this was only out of jealousy. By the time of the events of " City of Monsters ", Karmi and Hiro had become friendlier to each other, but it was then that San Fransokyo was attacked by monsters and Karmi herself was mutated into one, so Karmi's parents were too worried for her safety and decided to move away immediately as things were becoming too dangerous, giving her no time to say goodbye to Hiro or explain it to him, which made him very, very sad.
After she moved away from San Fransokyo, Karmi started to lose interest in Captain Cutie as her crush, instead realizing that she developed romantic feelings towards Hiro as she even watched on her laptop how Hiro gave a speech honoring his deceased brother , accepting his brother's graduation diploma at SFIT.


Big Hero 6

Lily has green eyes and brown hair. She also wears glasses and was seen with a lab coat and a stethoscope.


Big Hero 6

Liv is a young, tall woman with hazel eyes. She has long hair with a blonde gradient that fades to light. Initially, Liv wore a lab coat with a red short-sleeved shirt, darker red pencil skirt, black belt with a gold-colored buckle, and black high heels. During her cryostasis, she wore a white bodysuit with the Sycorax logo while her hair became somewhat frayed.

Liv is presumably motivated and prodigious in biotechnology research. Despite this, Liv has noble intentions, as she dedicates her research to help others. Liv was not without flaws, however. When her requests for help on her project were ignored, her desire to succeed combined with a sense of neglect led her to experiment the untested organisms on herself, and in doing so, suffered from unforeseen development of the parasynths' malignant qualities and the birth of the amoral Di, whose existence came from Liv's belief that the only person she could trust was herself.
Liv saw biotech as a means of benefitting humanity, which stood in stark contrast to Di's beliefs. Indeed, Liv detested abusing the study of biotech, for hurting and mutating innocent people was entirely against her wish to improve health and life. When she learned of the extreme measures Di went through to cure her, instead of showing appreciation for her clone, Liv only expressed disgust of what lengths Di went, despite Di's apparent closeness to Liv.


Big Hero 6

Olivia is a female human with Hispanic roots. She has tanned skin, long black hair, and black eyes with thick eyebrows and lips. She is shown to wear her hair into a ponytail.
In her supervillain costume, Olivia wears a black fabric-like bodysuit with gray circles on the elbows and thighs and silver armor for the chest, wrists, and boots. Her head is encased inside a translucent dome-shaped helmet with digital visor-like eyes that can change expression. She wears a blue disc on her back which she can use as a unicycle to move faster.


Big Hero 6

Megan is an adolescent girl with dark-tan skin, thick eyebrows, brown hair, and light brown eyes and is around the same height as Hiro. She has long bangs and wears her hair in a short upright ponytail.
Megan wears a white-green striped shirt with a black green-cuffed hoodie, blue capris, and navy sneakers with tan-white tongues. She also wears a green clip to the side of her hair.
At the dance, Megan wears a blue sleeveless dress with a light blue top and a lighter stripe at the waist. She wears heels and a hairclip as before, both sharing the same color as the top. She also wears a gold necklace.

Megan has an upbeat nature. Like Hiro , she comes across as awkward in forced conversations. Yet events outside of these situations depict her in her more dynamic light: someone who is understanding, thoughtful and encouraging the best for people. She was able to befriend Hiro (especially because of their similar situations) and included Hiro in recreational activities to help him feel better, as shown when she went with Hiro to her school dance in order to give Hiro the experience of being a normal teenager. Megan can be aggravated by her father's overbearing and protective instincts, though she nonetheless loves him. She has a sense of humor and a tendency towards quips and sarcasm, but are light-hearted rather than derisive.
As a journalist, Megan is dedicated when it comes to pinning down the truth. She is quite deductive and observant, having noted there had to be a connection between Big Hero 6 and Krei Tech since that was where Big Hero 6 first appeared.


Big Hero 6

Mini-Max closely resembles Baymax, except he is tiny, his head is bigger than his body, and has blue "eyes" instead of black (although they can be turned black as well, as shown when he and Baymax switched their personality chips ). His chip port is found on his back instead of the chest like Baymax's port. Mini-Max also has a battle armor similar to Baymax's, albeit colored blue with orange parts and a mix between carbon and 2.0 elements.

Due to Fred's obsession with superheroes, Mini-Max was programmed with a personality that is reminiscent of certain comic-book archetypes: including his sense of heroism and responsibility for Fred, self-monologuing, analogies and metaphors about justice, the "mini" motif (in which he typically says "Mini-Maximum" before some phrases), and his talking voice which is similar to the way some characters talk in old superhero TV and radio shows. Even when he briefly became a villain, his personality was also stereotypical of cartoon villains. He sometimes points out random things, and does "heroic" poses similar to Japanese superheroes.
However, Mini-Max dislikes being mocked for his size, as it makes him feel insecure. He also idolizes Boss Awesome for being one of the world's most famous superheroes. He also doesn’t like it when Fred “babies” him, as he can become whiny whenever Fred tells him that it’s time for his nap, at one point coddling and “booping” him to go to sleep. (In which cases Fred picking Mini-Max up, singing a short lullaby, and turning him off by pressing the on/off button)
Despite originally being created with the sole purpose of looking after Fred, Mini-Max evolved to become more like his actual crime-fighting partner, and the two formed a closer bond by sharing hobbies like reading comics and "eating" junk food (although Mini-Max is aware he cannot eat and has no mouth, he still shoves food on his face sometimes); he also became a closer ally of Big Hero 6 to the point he essentially became the team's 7th member—but not in a permanent position.


Big Hero 6

Momakase is a tall, slender and fair-skinned woman with pale green eyes, arched eyebrows, and long black hair with blue streaks. She also sported red lipstick on her lips.
As a civilian, her hair is tied back into a small bun, with a dark blue bandana holding it back. She wears a dark blue-and-black, Japanese-style chef uniform with a pair of black, mid-calf, high-heeled stiletto boots. When doing criminal activities, her hair becomes spiked with a black bandana holding it back, and she sported a dark blue eye mask over her eyes. She wears a full dark blue-and-black, ninja-styled jumpsuit with black arm bracers and the same stiletto boots from her civilian attire.
After she was mutated by Di Amara , her eyes became slit with yellow sclera and gained the ability to pronounce sharp graphene-claws from her hands. She progressively mutated into a feline-like form, which involved her skin turning gray, her hair and eyebrows greatly extending to resemble a mane, developing thick lining around her eyes, and growing sharp canine teeth.

Being a professional thief, she is very analytical and precise in executing her plans. However, because of her love of winning, she is arrogant and condescending, treating others as beneath her and will fly into a fit of rage if she loses.
Momakase is also backstabbing and greedy for when she stole the second half of the anti-gravitational device for Yama, she betrayed him and took the device to sell for an even higher profit. Also, a result of her arrogance, Momakase is very particular of how her sushi is eaten and gets annoyed when people don't prepare or eat it properly.
One of her signature "moves" is slicing most things in the scene after her heists so that when someone goes to investigate, they see the things fall apart.
Upon escaping from prison following her defeat by Big Hero 6 , she learned their identities thanks to Obake , also joining forces with him to take revenge against the superhero team. She remained loyal to him, despite his wicked plan involving to blow up the city.
In spite of her typical backstabbing and ruthless nature, Momakase is shown to have a sense of gratitude, helping Big Hero 6 escape from the police as thanks for Hiro helping her retrieve her families' lost swords. She displays an admiration for Hiro's technological genius, telling him he was wasting his talents being a hero, showing she might have felt Hiro could go further if he was a villain like her.
She is also shown to have a sentimental side, spending the better part of her life trying to recover her families swords purely for their sentimental value, even describing them as more valuable to her than anything in the world. Furthermore, she apparently loved her family, as she described the blades as her last connection to them, implying that her family passed away sometime before this and she has no more living relatives.


Big Hero 6

They are identical to their "mother", Bessie, but far smaller in size and harmless compared to Bessie's strength and abilities.