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I couldn't not draw the baby bat boy. He's just too cute!
Random fact: fruit bats have very long tongues that roll up inside of their mouths. With that being said, I think that in his mutant form, Hiro would be prone to bleps. (Sticking out the tip of his tongue.) I also drew a Mayoi on top of his head because why not? Double the blep, double the cuteness!
Design by @jaxinkh
Given the mutant vibe from season 2. I decided to make Big Hero 6 into mutants! Here’s Hiro first I’ll be making the others and then I’ll update them by writing Sycorax like files about their mutated forms.
Feral slash Mutant Hiro AU: Hiro's fire powers aren't very strong. He can just manage a little flame. Like, candle flame level tiny. It's surprisingly cute. He roasts marshmallows on it, at least until Tadashi sees how many he's eating and takes the bag so he doesn't eat himself sick.
He still manages to burn Tadashi once.
It was an accident, of course. Hiro would never hurt Tadashi on purpose, even if he doesn’t fully remember him he still loves Tadashi dearly. He was just trying to heat up Tadashi’s coffee for him, to be useful. A little flame under the cup of lukewarm coffee, he figured it’d go right back to being tasty and toasty. No biggie.
But he underestimated both the size of his flame and how quickly the cup could conduct heat. And he also made the mistake of re-heating Tadashi’s coffee while he was still holding it. The combination of flames licking up the sides and the mug suddenly becoming super hot meant that Tadashi’s hand got burnt pretty badly. And then he’d dropped the cup because he was in pain and ended up with scalding liquid all down his front and on his legs.
Thankfully he was able to get his skin under cool water before he could burn too badly. Just a few first degree burns on his body and a few spots of second degree on his hands. He ends up being unable to work on Baymax for a week or so while he heals, but he just spends the time plotting new upgrades instead. With particular interest in burn treatments.
Still, no matter how much Tadashi tries to tell Hiro it was an accident, Hiro still feels insanely guilty. He resolves to never use his powers again.
- Baymod
In the ferals AU (that is tagged as Mutants AU), Hiro's reaction to Tadashi coming home was so enthusiastic because he was worried that Tadashi had been injured. Back in the reserve, if someone didn't come back when they said they would, they often wouldn't come back at all.
(The original post said they were mutated, which it why I called it mutants AU :P)
That is both heartbreaking and actually very logical. I mean, after everything he experienced, that’s exactly what feral!Hiro would be thinking when Tadashi goes away. Hopefully over time he’ll learn to trust that Tadashi is coming back, for the sake of poor Tadashi’s head. Getting tackled to the ground every day can’t be good for him.
(Of course, there’s always the possibility that Tadashi doesn’t come home for some reason...)
Never Set the Fire
Callaghan never set the fire; he did not plan total revenge against Krei. However, the fire at SFIT still happened. To understand what went down that night, one must understand what led to it. The Hamadas died tragically during an earthquake in San Fransokyo. Tadashi, the only son old enough to remember, was never quite the same. He was kind and gentle, wanted to help others–but he used that side of him to hide a deep, festering hurt. His father had been a medic, and was crushed in a collapsing building trying to save people. But he never really got an answer as to how exactly his mother, Aunt Cass’s twin sister, died. His question would go on the backburners of his mind…until he was enrolled at SFIT. “Just like your mother,” Callaghan had smiled at Tadashi. “A wonderful woman; disappointing her research went unfinished…” Tadashi had begged Callaghan to explain–he knew his mother was in the medical field, but had never known what exactly she did. Callaghan had given Tadashi non-confidential files and a sketchbook full of ideas. That is where he found Baymax, and ultimately the answers to his question. Hidden within the files were clues, and following the clues led to a diary. Mrs. Hamada had been in league with the secret researching side of SFIT, Callaghan had been a member. In her memoirs were fears that she may die, because of a top secret project involving the tech she intended with Baymax. Tadashi was infuriated. His mother had died for nothing, it seemed–and Callaghan must have known… He never told Hiro and Aunt Cass–they would worry, and if this went public they could find themselves in danger. Now, the events leading up to SFIT were…normal. Tadashi had convinced Hiro to try and apply at SFIT, he still was polite to Callaghan (though mistrusted him). It when the building caught fire that everything went wrong. Tadashi had seen sparks from the mircrobots, and had encouraged his family to leave–he would get the microbots cleaned up. “You nerd,” Hiro had laughed, but triumphantly followed Aunt Cass and their friends. “Hurry up, man!” Fred had shouted as Wasabi was discouraged from helping. It would be easy, Tadashi had said, to clean up the microbots. Everything went very, very wrong. Tadashi escaped before the inferno. He would find answers and let his family be safe. But they had not left when the showcase burned. They had waited, and distraught Hiro had run inside. Both Hamadas were presumed dead; Tadashi heard the news two days later. It broke him. Tadashi became obsessed with finding out what had killed his mother–and avenging Hiro, because he blamed Callaghan for hiding the truth and ultimately for Hiro’s death. Months went by and nothing happened. People began to move on, but Tadashi had found files and files in SFIT. His mother had been forced to create an AI for the government, but in trying to destroy it during an earthquake, had been “terminated” and the AI was shut down and destroyed. Callaghan had retired from this secret side shortly before it dissolved. His project–something to do with superhumans–had been terminated prior to this. “Callaghan still didn’t tell us…left Hiro to die in the fire…” It became Tadashi’s mantra, and he would strike out at Callaghan. “You killed him!” Tadashi had screamed when he trapped Callaghan in his office. The school was on lockdown, and the police were on their way. “You let my mother die!” “Tadashi, I never saw your brother run in. I was with the paramedics when he ran in to find you.” Tadashi cringed, but shook his head. “You killed him…you killed him…” “No,” Callaghan said as the authorities broke in. “I might have saved him, if my project truly did succeed.” The fire alarm went off. – An…evil thought of an AU very quickly spiraled out of control. My bad. Though…well, I’ll see what you pick up and what you think. I did this on mobile, in case it looks questionably typed up.
Submitted by: ladycougar-trombone
(Oh gosh, but now all I can think is “what if his project truly DID succeed? And Hiro was the first success?”
I mean, after all, Callaghan and Hamomda were working together, right? Maybe she helped him out. Or rather, maybe he helped her out. Maybe she and Hamadad were having issues conceiving their second child - while they love Tadashi he was not an easy pregnancy and there were...complications - but Callaghan’s project could have potentially helped. And sure enough, nine months later Hiro is born. They checked him carefully for any signs of birth defects or other side effects of the treatment, and watched him closely for the first three years of his life, but as far as any of them could tell Hiro was just a normal boy conceived under extraordinary circumstances.
What they don’t realize though, is that Callaghan’s project did succeed. It just needed a proper catalyst like, say, a fire...)
I kinda wonder if feral Hiro from the ferals AU (tagged as mutants AU for some reason? ) was just 'cravings for iron rich food' iron deficient or 'devour literally EVERYTHING' iron deficient. I'm sort of leaning towards making the poor little guy the latter.
Imagine Tadashi coming home late after a bad day a few days after taking feral Hiro back in. He's like two hours late. The cafe's closed. He hears running footsteps and a high pitched noise and before he even has enough time to turn around he's stumbling backwards with the force of Hiro's pouncehug. By the time he's even worked out what happened Hiro's got both his arms and his legs wrapped around Tadashi and is nuzzling at his neck.
Imagine feral AU Hiro losing a tooth. Everyone freaks out except for Hiro and Baymax, because Baymax can tell from his scans that Hiro, like sharks, can endlessly regrow teeth. Hiro just knows that his teeth sometimes fall out and grow back. Half the freakout, though, is because he looked at the tooth stuck in his food, shrugged, and ate it too. (He didn't want to waste it. )
Anemia of any kind is not fun, though I’m not sure where you’re going with the “eat everything” deficiency. That’s not really how anemia works from what I’ve seen in people. Are you saying that’s how it works in the ferals?
And you’re making me think of my brand new cat with all of this stuff. She’s not quite THAT affectionate yet, but that’s the kind of thing she does. And yeah, when I first found out she sheds her claws, that was pretty much my reaction too. Although thankfully she hasn’t eaten the sheddings yet... XP
Either way, I am feeling Tadashi in this AU. I get it man. I’ve been there.
(Also I tagged it Mutants AU because I thought that was what happened? The chemicals mutated them, right? Either that or I profoundly misunderstood)
AU where after some sort of bizarre event, magic is unleashed on the world.
Except, there’s no weird magical creatures or whatever.
Instead, a few new previously-harmless chemical compounds start to cause unusual effects on people exposed to them. Only about a quarter of the populace can even be affected, but those that are affected with usually develop sharp teeth and claws, get a point to their ears, and lose their memory. The vast majority of cases shift to a digitigrade stance or become able to comfortably walk and run on all fours. Most develop tails, horns, or wings; some even grow fur, feathers, or scales. The first few months are painful, and the transformees (known as ferals) will often lash out violently.
They become less intelligent and more aggressive, often to the point of feral nonsapience, and after the first few weeks of trying to deal with this wave of lashing-out, pained ferals, the government just drives people out of the worst affected areas, walls them off, and dumps the ferals in there with occasional food drops and some guards to make sure that people who want to pick out a feral who’s mellowed out a little do so legally and aren’t attacked.
Pick out, because legally speaking, ferals are animals.
Oh, and they get superpowers. Usually.
At 8 and 16, respectively, Hiro and Tadashi Hamada are accidentally exposed to the most prolific agent.
Within ten hours, Hiro is already forgetting. Tadashi’s unaffected, and has to watch as Hiro starts to transform.
Hiro’s dumped in the largest feral reserve before his transformation is even complete, as his steadily rising body temperature might be indicative of fire powers.
Tadashi throws himself into his studies, especially robotics and medicine, skips a few grades, and ends up finishing Baymax at 19. He does try to retrieve Hiro, especially after finding out that ferals will lose their violent urges after about the third year, but every time, the guard he’s with will just tranquillize the nearest feral that even vaguely matches the description.
After half an hour of searching, he has to give up, as all the transformees are terrified and have fled, or are trying to shoot or throw stuff at them. He tries again a few months later, and it becomes routine.
Days after he’s had his final grade given to him, he sneaks into a reserve that had gotten a large number of transfers from the large one about six months after Hiro was put in the large one.
By that point, Hiro’s intelligence is back, but the only things he remembers are how to talk, read, do maths, and his name. Also that he thinks his stomach didn’t use to hurt so much and he used to be darker skinned with more energy, but he's not quite sure if that’s just nostalgia or not.
He’s been teaching other ferals who forgot stuff like reading and writing and who’ve regained the mental facilities to do so. These ferals wear tattered clothes, made from the scraps of clothes they had on and what the nonsapients throw away. They hide away from the weird uniformed people with the sleeping guns who shoot any feral that gets too close, or who matches some arbitrary description. Sometimes it’s winged ones, sometimes it’s feathery ones without wings, sometimes horns, sometimes fur, sometimes certain powers or hair or skin colours, always unclothed. They are believed dead, and so the death toll is vastly inflated and the amount of food needed is underestimated.
He doesn’t recognize Tadashi.
But he knows that someone who knows his name on sight and who snuck into the reserve unarmed, after trying and trying to find ones that look like him for years and being furious with his guard for bringing out the sleeping stick, and who is offering him a warm safe place with a lot of food and clean water, probably can’t be too bad.
Tadashi is caught on the way out by a guard, who’s surprised that he’s holding a feral with no care as to just how close the skinny little ‘savage’ is to his neck. Hiro’s slit pupils and 40 degree body temperature seem to be the only non-standard changes, as far as Tadashi can tell.
Eventually Tadashi’s allowed to leave, although he has to take Hiro to a vet qualified in feral physiology for a check-up, which reveals that no, he’s not supposed to be that skinny, yes, he did pick up parasites, yes, he has eyeshine, yes, his metabolism is much faster than a normal human’s, and yes, he does have other changes-his bones and teeth incorporate something rather like naturally produced steel.
Oh, and he’s got iron-deficiency anaemia.
When Tadashi gets his certificate of ownership of a feral, he’s pretty happy. Okay, his brother’s sick, digitigrade, as comfortable on four limbs as two, has a tapetum lucidium, and is probably not sapient, but hey, he’s back and he still likes cuddles.
Then he sees Hiro reading, and oh.
He’s got all his intelligence back.
Ferals go back to being people after all.
Tadashi isn’t sure whether to be horrified that he is now technically a slave owner, or happy that his brother’s fully back (apart from the memories, but, well, he has a few vague fuzzy ones and the new clear ones to go on! ).
He settles for trying to re-bond with Hiro. They missed a lot of bonding time, after all.
Submitted by: Longpost Anon
(Bizzare accident? KREI *shakes fist at the sky*
But oh man, you scared me for a sec when you mentioned Hiro had fire powers. I was like ‘OOOOH NO I DON’T LIKE WHERE THIS IS GOING FIRE + BH6 AUs = USUALLY SADNESS’ but then it was okay and so was I :D
But whoo-hoo cuddles! I approve of cuddles! Happy endings for all!)
Boredom Can Cause Problems - [3/???]
Summary: Hiro and Tadashi meet Ishmael, who gives them a little news, and informs them of what was expected of them.
