Kingdom Hearts III

Hiro Hamada

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Hiro Hamada

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Japanese ヒロ・ハマダ
Rōmaji Hiro Hamada
Voice actors (En:) Ryan Potter [1]
Homeworld San Fransokyo
Origin Big Hero 6
Game Kingdom Hearts III

Hiro Hamada is a character from San Fransokyo who is set to appear in Kingdom Hearts III. He originated in the Disney film, Big Hero 6.

He is a member of Big Hero 6, alongside Baymax, GoGo Tomago, Wasabi No-Ginger, Honey Lemon, and Fred.

Story

Kingdom Hearts III

Appearance

Hiro is a half-Japanese half-Caucasian teenage boy with black hair and brown eyes. When fighting alongside Big Hero 6, he wears purple armor with black and red highlights.

Personality

Origin

Hiro first appeared in the Disney animated film Big Hero 6 in 2014, voiced by Ryan Potter, and subsequently appeared in Big Hero 6: The Series. He is inspired by Hiro Takachiho from Marvel Comics.

In Big Hero 6, Hiro is an intelligent teenager who participates in illegal robot fights. His older brother Tadashi encourages Hiro to join his university's robotics team. Hiro does so and works on his project called microbots, which are swarms of tiny robots that can link together in any arrangement imaginable using a neurocranial transmitter. When Tadashi dies in a building explosion, Hiro becomes distraught, but motivated to continue Tadashi's dream of creating the ultimate healthcare robot, Baymax. When Hiro discovers that his microbots had been stolen he realises the thief "Yokai" may have been responsible for Tadashi's death, he teams up with the university members to form Big Hero 6, a group dedicated to stopping the villain.

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