There's no doubt about "Big Hero 6" and its huge success. In fact, it's the third highest-grossing movie ever, following Disney's "Frozen" and "The Lion King." With this, a sequel has always been anticipated and it, too, will definitely hit success.

If there's one thing unique about "Big Hero 6," that would be how it touched the hearts of the viewers right at the first time and up to the last. It has the right elements such as action, comedy, and drama. Moreover, the huge white robot named Baymax is something that most people would definitely wish to have.

But what really led the movie to success? Well, Walt Disney had always focused on the movie's executive-driven nature, however this time, it has shifted its attention on its filmmaker. Therefore leading the administrative people to use its freedom and creativity, rather than a limited content.

Toronto Sun cited the interview about Stan Lee, the Marvel creator, and he talked about an exciting plot that covers the much-anticipated movie. Basically, Marvel will collaborate with Disney for the sequel of "Big Hero 6," however, Lee mentioned about pushing "Big Hero 7" all by himself.

According to Parent Herald, the upcoming "Big Hero 7" is definitely a big surprise especially with the comeback of the very huge and adorable Baymax who will still be the city's superhero. It is said that he will face another battle that is greater than the last one.

Meanwhile, Movie News Guide reported a comeback that is quite unexpected. "Big Hero 7" will make way for Tadashi Hamada, Baymax' creator, who, in fact, did not die at all. However, despite being one of the heroes, Tadashi will return as a villain.

Now the greatest battle comes with intriguing questions about "Big Hero 7" and its return sometime in 2018. Will Hiro Hamada stop Tadashi's evil plan by killing him? Will Baymax side his original creator or follow his newfound master?

Stay tuned to find more updates about "Big Hero 7."

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