'Big Hero 6' Sequel News, Update: Stan Lee Inadvertently Confirms Second Installment
Stan Lee, the person known for the comic books he has written and his cameo appearances to its big screen adaptations, has let slip a word about the future of the 2014 animation hit "Big Hero 6."
In a recent interview with the Toronto Sun, the 92-year-old icon went on to inform what is believed to be the future lineup of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and this includes "Big Hero 6."
"After Ant-Man, we're going to start playing around with Doctor Strange, the Black Panther, the Inhumans, and then we have to come back for Guardians of the Galaxy 2, Big Hero 6, the Avengers, Captain America … I don't even know how they decide what to do next, because every one of them is so exciting and the public is waiting for them," Lee said.
Although Disney hasn't yet made any official announcements of whether or not there will be a "Big Hero 6" sequel (some claimed that it will be called "Big Hero 7") it really wouldn't be much of a surprise when the studio decides to make one.
The story of the lovable Baymax and genius kid Hiro took the cinemas by storm and garnered over $600 million in ticket sales worldwide.
Due to its huge success, "Big Hero 6" earned the honor of being called the highest grossing animated movie of 2014.
A previous report from Screen Rant cited Genesis Rodriguez, who voiced the character Honey Lemon, saying that the notion of a sequel is highly probably.
"There's rumblings of something else happening … I doubt that they wouldn't want another one. It was a huge success," she told the publication.
