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Hiro is forced to write a story for his class and decides to write a Big Hero 6 story; strange versions of Noodle Burger Boy attack the team.
Hiro is forced to write a story for his class and decides to write a Big Hero 6 story; strange versions of Noodle Burger Boy attack the team.
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S2, EP14 "Mini-Maximum Trouble"Fred runs into a string of bad luck that threatens his safety; Megan reveals to Hiro that she's trying to uncover the true identities of Big Hero 6 for her school's newspaper.
Big Hero 6 The Series
S2, EP16 "The Globby Within"Nega-Globby begins to take control of Globby's body to cause chaos around the city, turning Globby from an adored hero to a wanted criminal overnight.
Big Hero 6 The Series
S2, EP15 "El Fuego"Intent on becoming the toughest fighter in San Fransokyo, professional mech-wrestler El Fuego decides he must beat the strongest challenger he can find: Baymax.
Big Hero 6 The Series
S2, EP17 "Hardlight"Now fugitives, Big Hero 6 lies low as the SFPD searches for them; new villain Hardlight shows up hoping to challenge Big Hero 6 to a real-life video game duel.
Big Hero 6 The Series
S2, EP13 "City of Monsters -- Part II"Big Hero 6 must continue to fight off a city overrun with monsters as Liv's plot comes to its dramatic climax.
Big Hero 6 The Series
S2, EP12 "City of Monsters -- Part I"Karmi and Hiro team up to help treat someone overrun with genetically engineered parasites; Big Hero 6 must fight a city being attacked by monsters.
Big Hero 6 The Series
S2, EP11 "Write Turn Here"Hiro is forced to write a story for his class and decides to write a Big Hero 6 story; strange versions of Noodle Burger Boy attack the team.
Big Hero 6 The Series
S2, EP10 "Lie Detector"Upon discovering Baymax's inherent abilities to detect if a person is lying, Hiro attempts to use Baymax to uncover proof of Liv's evildoing.
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