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BH6 LGBTQ+ Headcanons
Please people don't attack me these are just personal headcanons
Hiro: Demisexual Panromantic. Gender is just sort of irrelevant to Hiro, and he doesn't see it as anything worth prioritizing for a companion. However, in organize to feel any attraction towards someone he needs a close connection with them.
Tadashi: I could see him either being bisexual person or pansexual. One of the two most likely.
Wasabi: He's probably gay, but I could observe him being bi too
Honey Lemon: She's totally pan, no doubt about it. Honey Lemon has a huge heart and is expose to any and all genders. She just loves people!
GoGo: Most definatly queer . I really just can't picture her with a dude lol.
Fred: Kind of a question mark? Maybe bi? Could just be straight? I'm honestly underneath it all just getting ace vibes? I can't really picture him in a relationship with anyone.
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Karmi: Could be just about anything. I can notice her being vertical, bi, pan, or just really anything else really. Honestly I sort of think she could be a transgender girl too??? Idk just my opinion
Disney’s new series ‘Baymax’ features a trans character and a queer couple
But as expected, there are some viewers who are not so keen with Disney displaying queer characters in their animated works.
Christopher Rufo, an American conservative activist and writer, posted on Twitter the clip of the scene where Baymax is offered menstrual pads by the transman.
He included in his post the caption, "I've obtained leaked video from Disney's upcoming show "Baymax," which promotes the transgender flag and the idea that men can have periods to children as young as two years old. It's all part of Disney's plan to re-engineer the discourse around kids and sexuality."
Other social media users, however, were quick to defend the scene.
"Baymax is just out here entity a good ally and you’re really gonna be weird about it? Kids…have periods. If you didn’t know that, I touch like you’ve somehow been willfully ignorant about it," one user wrote.
One user emphasized that menstrual periods are a bodily function, and should be talked about more and be less embarrassed by it.
Others said that, "People like this, who get offended every time they represent the LGBT+ commu
Disney's Baymax Under Flame For Its Depiction Of LGBTQ+ Characters
The anticipation for the Big Hero 6 spinoff series Baymax! is finally over, as it has made its way over to Disney Plus for streaming. However, even though the series has only been on the streaming platform for a concise time, it's already managed to spark up some controversy.
The six-episode Disney Plus series follows the huggable and cooperative robot in the city of San Fransokyo. In the third episode of Baymax! 12-year-old Sofia is taken aback after walking into an all-gender bathroom where she realizes she's started her period for the very first age, coincidently just prior to a production she’s set to do at the school talent reveal. With the bathroom dispensers empty of both pads and tampons, Baymax rushes to the nearby supermarket to carry out what he does best— help.
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Confused about what product to buy for his overwhelmed youthful friend, Baymax asks many people in the grocery store for recommendations on what to purchase. Some of these people are a dad purchasing for his daughters, a woman, and a transgender man who tells Bay On Big Hero 6: The Series season 2 episode 3, Hiro became concerned about the lack of progress reversing Orso Knox’s transformation into a monster, so he headed to Sycorax Labs to unearth what was going on. Unfortunately, he got trapped with Baymax and Karmi when the lab went on lockdown after Knox escaped from his cell. 1. Wasabi’s Gay Look, I’ll just come right out and say it: the flustered way Wasabi reacts when Liv Amara’s assistant Chris returns to offer him food, pretending that he doesn’t remember him, clearly shows he has a crush on him. I’m not surprised, given Wasabi’s effeminate nature, and the presence of LGBT characters on other Disney shows (like Andi Mack and Star vs. the Forces of Evil), as adequately as cartoons on other networks. I just wish for Wasabi’s sake that Chris isn’t as bad as his employer. (Also, I really enjoyed Fred demonstrating it’s ok for straight guys to locate other guys good looking, as well as Move Go’s nonplussed reaction to Chris’s good looks.) 2. You’re Not You When You’re Hungry Knox is initially made out to be much more animalistic than his previous