Post by Z451 on Mar 17, 2015 3:31:53 GMT
Yokai
Professor Callaghan is a renowned roboticist in San Fransokyo, credited with the creation of Callaghan's Laws of Robotics.
He first appears in Tadashi's university, the Institute of Technology, with Tadashi and his younger brother Hiro.
Upon introducing himself to Hiro, Callaghan speaks that Hiro's fighting robot employs his laws, and subtly reprimands him for bot-fighting as opposed to putting his intellect to use.
It is this that motivates Hiro to join Tadashi's university and to invent the microbots.
Hiro's subsequent demonstration of his new microbots in order to join the university visibly impresses Callaghan, as well as Alistair Krei.
Krei expresses interest in buying Hiro's microbots, but Callaghan intervenes with Krei's offer and states his distrust of Krei, convincing Hiro not to sell his microbots (a subtle reference to his hate of Krei).
Once Hiro denies to sell the microbts, Callaghan accepts Hiro into the university.
After the presentation, a fire breaks out in Tadashi's showcase with Callaghan still inside.
Tadashi runs inside to save Callaghan, but the building explodes, killing Tadashi and leaving Callaghan presumed dead.
Callaghan, as Yokai, is later found within a warehouse in a shadier part of San Fransokyo, where Hiro's microbots led him.
Hiro and Baymax discover what appear to be robotic arms (highly resembling Callaghan's robotic arms in the showcase) manufacturing microbots by the dozen.
Before Hiro can investigate any further, Yokai appears and bundles the microbots into a slithering wave, and attempts to kill Hiro and Baymax.
Hiro catches a brief glimpse at the masked man before escaping out a window.
Hiro explains the matter to a local police station, but is met with disbelief by the cop he tries to explain the matter to.
Hiro is still devastated about the loss of his brother, and theorizes that Yokai stole his microbots, then caused the fire in Tadashi's showcase to cover his tracks.
Determined not to let him escape, Hiro builds Baymax a suit and installs combat into his databases, as a chip of his design.
Hiro tracks down Yokai near the warehouse.
Hiro sees Yokai and ducks for cover, and sees Yokai gathering massive parts from the nearby bay with the microbots.
Suddenly, the rest of Tadashi's friends (GoGo Tomago, Honey Lemon, Wasabi, and Fred, who Baymax had contacted earlier) drive in.
Hiro desperately attempts to explain the situation, but Yokai sees them and attempts to crush them.
Narrowly saved by Baymax, Hiro and the rest drive off, in hot pursue by Yokai who attempts to kill them by throwing vehicles and using his microbots as a wave to attack them.
It ends with Gogo accidentally driving a car into the bay and sinking into the water. Yokai looks on, and, thinking them dead, leaves.
Baymax saves Hiro and his friends by discarding his armor and using his buoyant balloon body to float up to the surface.
Baymax reveals that he scanned Yokai before they sunk and has information on him, and they retreat to Fred's house, surprisingly a mansion.
Planning to do a mass scan on San Fransokyo to find out his identity, Hiro builds a new suit for Baymax, equipped with offensive capabilities and rocket-propelled flight, and designs suits for his friends, organizing Big Hero 6 to bring Yokai to justice.
Baymax and Hiro fly above San Fransokyo and scan the city, and Yokai's information is matched to a distant, quarantined island.
Flying down to the island, the Big Hero 6 discover what appears to be a machine in progress.
A video feed shows the construction of the machine, which was meant to be a massive teleportation device.
Krei is seen in the feed, and a mortal accident accidentally ends up with the machine exploding while a test pilot is launched inside as it does, leading to her death.
This leaves Big Hero 6 to assume that Krei is the guy under the mask.
Before the feed continues, Yokai suddenly appears, armed with the microbots, and yet again attempts to crush the heroes.
Hiro and everyone else fight Yokai, ending with Hiro and Baymax flying into Yokai and knocking off his mask.
As they get up, Yokai turns and reveals his true identity as Callaghan.
Realizing that Callaghan was the one who caused the fire that killed Tadashi, Hiro confronts him for this, only for the professor to dismiss Tadashi's death as his own fault.
Out of complete rage, Hiro tosses away Baymax's healthcare chip and orders him to kill Callaghan.
Baymax goes out of control and attempts to kill Callaghan, but the other members try to stop him, forcing Callaghan to flee.
Baymax is forcefully stopped and Callaghan reclaims his mask to use the microbots to escape, much to Hiro's dismay.
Hiro angrily blames his friends for interfering and flies off with Baymax, leaving the others behind.
After trying so many failed attempts to gain access to his access port, Baymax asks if killing Callaghan is what Tadashi would've wanted.
After Baymax show a video compilation of Tadashi making improvements, making Hiro regain his senses and realize that killing Callaghan won't do any good.
Big Hero 6 regroups and looks over the video feed again.
It shows an apparently furious Callaghan storming into the building, roaring at Krei about how the machine "wasn't ready" and that he was using it without consent.
The building was quarantined by the government, and the test pilot is revealed to be Abigail Callaghan, the professor's daughter.
It was then Big Hero 6 realized that Abigail's apparent death drove Callaghan to a point of vengeful grief, leading him to adopt the masked costume and manufacture the microbots to take revenge on Krei.
Big Hero 6 rushes over to Krei Tech's main building, where Krei is making a speech.
Callaghan, again as Yokai, suddenly intercepts, seizing Krei and dragging him into the air and directly confronting Krei about his daughter's death.
Callaghan takes the remains of the teleportation machine and builds it over Krei Tech's building, intending to destroy it and draw in its remains to get back before killing Krei himself.
Big Hero 6 arrives, and Hiro tries to talk Callaghan down, admitting that he understands his pain and knows the feeling of loss.
Though Callaghan appears momentarily considering stopping, he opts instead to kill both Krei and the Big Hero 6, using the microbots to pin down each member of Big Hero 6.
In a climactic final battle, Hiro has everyone works at different angles, succeeding into tricking Callaghan into sucking his microbots into the portal the machine above created.
Callaghan, without anymore working microbots, is about to receive a punch in the face by Baymax, but it turns out that the robot decides to spare the former professor.
Baymax the removes the mask and crushes it, rendering the remaining microbots useless.
As such, Callaghan starts to fall along with the portal, only to be saved by Baymax and Hiro.
Before Callaghan can be can arrested, Baymax detects life within the teleportation machine's dimension, revealing that Abigail is alive but in hypersleep, much to Callaghan's surprise.
Hiro and Baymax fly into the portal and successfully manage to draw Abigail out, but at the cost of Baymax's original body.
For his crimes, Callaghan is arrested by the police, but he manages to see his daughter one last time before being driven off in a police car, and his facial expressions hint he feels remorse for his crimes as he awaits to be given a lifetime sentence in prison for his crimes.
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