"Big Hero 6" and "Spider- Man" is confirmed to be released simultaneously in Netflix by fall of 2017.
According to comicbook, the president of Disney Channels Worldwide Gary Marsh shared that the venture on this twin success is primarily for the purpose of the Kids Upfront initiative which their team is very much engaged.
Accordingly, "Big Here 6" will continue the events and adventures featured in the film, where the protagonist Hiro and his robot friend Baymax first conquered the animated world and captured many fans worldwide. Hiro's gang of superheroes, including Wasabi, Honey Lemon, Go Go and Fred, will be facing new evil forces and villains that will try to conquer the whole city. Aside from these, Hiro was just regarded as the new prodigy of San Fransokyp Institute of Technology which entailed more classroom rivals and confrontations that have to be settled.
Most of the original voice actors in the movie adaptation of "Big Hero" will reprise their roles such as Ryan Potter as Hiro, Scott Adsit as Baymax, Alan Tudyk as Alistair Krei, Maya Rudolph as Aunt Cass and Jamie Chung as Go Go. An addition to the cast is Stan Lee as Fred's father.
On the other hand, Marvel's "Spider-man" revolves around the refreshing story of a teenager who has to know the ins and outs of being a superhero from a scratch. Much of the details about the newest Spider-Man adaptation is still discreet, although fans expect that there will be more trailers and spoilers that will be released soon.
For now, confirmation trailers which contain the logo and a glimpse of some of the characters were already released. The trailers of both animations may not have disclosed highlights of the series yet, but it was indeed enough to get fans off their seats for excitements.
