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Published: 2014-11-07 03:08:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 6275; Favourites: 86; Downloads: 71
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This was fun. Beast Boy as Fred (Fredzilla) from Big Hero 6. All of this is starting to make sense... So much so, that... Don't tell me, FredxGogo is a thing, isn't it?
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Ironically Hiro's voice actor is Beast Boy
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And Fred's Father is STANLEY MARTIN LIEBER(SPOILER FOR THOSE WHO KNOW HIM BETTER BY HIS PSEUDONYM)
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Oh, dear. FredXGoGo? I think it isΒ a thing...
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Oh my, then it IS true, Big Hero 6 IS like Teen Titans.
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Well, yeah, everyone has already pointed it out. First, a friend of mine here on DA brought the idea up of the characters dressing up as the Teen Titans, then that gave me the idea to DRAW them as the Teen Titans, and then YOU get the idea of drawing the Teen Titans as the CHARACTERS THEMSELVES... and on YouTube, someone posted a comment stating that the characters were similar to the Teen Titans. Then the BlockBuster Buster brings up the subject that the characters slightly resemble the Teen Titans due to their appearances and personalities. In a way, Big Hero 6Β is Disney's version of Teen Titans. The only major difference is that the Teen Titans only has five crime-fighting members and Big Hero 6Β has, well, six, including Baymax, who is too big to resemble anyone else in the Titans team, unless he took over for Cyborg, but Wasabi already took that position.
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Cyborg's Wasabi, and Baymax will be tricky. I thought of Silkie, but I don't think it'll fit. lol So not sure.
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Slade should be Yokai, the main villain^^
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YUS, JUST, YUS. 0U0
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Both mysterious masked villains^^
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A lot of people looked at mine and suggested Baymax should be Silkie.
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For a big joke, maybe he could be Terra.
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That'd be funny too.
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Take your time. I bet it's gonna be cool.
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