Gogo Tomago and Honey Lemon

Alias(es): Go Go Tomago (ゴー・ゴー・トマゴ)[1] Go Go/GoGo/Gogo/Go-Go Dream Girl Ms. Go Speed Queen Ga Ga Skater Tot Speedster Chelsea Cheery

Race: Human

Sex: Female

Height: 5'4" (1.62 m)

Residence: Apartment in San Fransokyo

Occupation: Superheroine

Like(s): Her friends Chewing gum Engineering Kale salad Kickboxing Punk rock Kittens Rare steaks Speed Her bike The streaks on her hair Loneliness (sometimes) Rejecting Richardson Mole Frisbee Rollerblading Bird watching Cuteness (sometimes) Teaching school kids (only in Chelsea Cheery costume)

Dislike(s): Cowardice Cuteness (sometimes) Cautious behavior Overly-goofy behavior Loneliness (sometimes) Villainy Murder Dopey game shows Deception Public appearances Richardson Mole Leprechauns Sticker parties Wrestling

Status: Alive

Friend(s): Hiro Hamada Tadashi Hamada † Honey Lemon Wasabi Fred Baymax Cass Heathcliff Skymax Mini-Max

Relations:

Affiliation(s):

Big Hero 6 San Fransokyo Institute of Technology (formerly)

Background:

Not much is known about Go Go's early life, but it can be assumed she has had a passion for speed and its vehicular applications since before she began attending San Fransokyo Institute of Technology, where she majors in Mechanical Engineering and Industrial Design. Go Go is an accomplished racer; ever since she was a child, Go Go has had a passion for racing, having won several races (including getting placed twice in the San Fransokyo Criterium). She enrolled at City Honors Academy during her high school years and eventually found her way to the university that she attends in the present day. She lives in a neighborhood known for having many criminals lurking around, although it doesn't appear to be a thing that worries her due to her toughness.

Appearance:

Go Go is a rather short, fair-skinned young woman of Korean descent with a curvaceous yet bottom-heavy figure. She has brown eyes, scruffy black bob-cut hair with violet streaks on her bangs, and makeup which consists of lavender eyeshadow, light blush, and subtle dust-pink lipstick.

In terms of attire, she is notably seen in clothing meant for fitness and physical activity. At the very least, her main clothing consists of a cropped, elbow-length, dark gray leather jacket over a white short-sleeved undershirt (sometimes replaced with a tank top that also acts as her sleepwear), black sport-shorts with red stripes on the sides, fashionably-ripped dark gray capri leggings with violet patches underneath, and a pair of black trainer-shoes with indigo-blue stripes above the white soles. She accessorizes with black bare-knuckle gloves, and a white-striped violet sweatband on her left wrist.

In her superhero persona, Go Go wears a rather close-fitting, yellow suit of armor with maglev discs on her wrists and boots (each sporting a red spot in the center) and a matching helmet, with black skin-tight underclothing with thin red linings. Her suit received a few alterations in the TV series - Her visor was changed from transparent to a purple/magenta tint, and the armor on her upper arms are obsolete and the armor on her hands have been replaced with finger holes on her hands.

Personality:

Go Go is a heroine in the form of a young woman governed by silence and experience. A straightforward athlete, Go Go lives for the speed and thrill life has to offer and is willing to take up the challenges that come.

Compared to her teammates, she is quite reserved, introverted, and sardonic, making up for her lack of conversation with irony and sarcasm. Due to her athleticism, Go Go is resourceful in situations with and without the use of powers. She is also quite adaptive, most notably she utilized her newfound abilities proficiently when battling Yokai one-on-one, despite only recently learning how to use her suit. However, as a result of her tastes, Go Go has developed a sarcastic attitude, making her not the most approachable person to be around.

She is no-nonsense and has little patience for those who will not take things seriously or move too slowly. She is quite strong-willed and ultimately protective of her friends. Even though she can have a hard time dealing with them, she will put their safety above all else, especially to the possibility of failure. When under such a circumstance, she drops everything and becomes serious, quickly taking control of a situation by sheer will and determination. Indeed, she becomes an effective leader when the team needs help, carefully choosing what to say to her friends to get them to act.

Go Go tends to be sarcastic, recalcitrant, uncooperative, and reckless, much to Wasabi's ire and is known to head into a fight without thinking. She is also incredulous, to the point that she is not willing to accept limits, and at worst she can be highly opinionated. But deep down, Go Go is noble and honorable, so she will not condone an unscrupulous act. Her honor evidently surfaced when she stood against Hiro when his desire to avenge Tadashi made him resort to killing Yokai in cold blood.

However, what lies behind her thick shell is perhaps an immensely compassionate heart towards her friends. For instance, she personally hugged Hiro to comfort him after the latter realized the error of his actions, understanding the emotional toll Hiro had gone through and reminding him there is always a better way than revenge. Despite her initially refusing, Go Go becomes a member of Big Hero 6 and provide her friends the determination they need to preserve and protect San Fransokyo. She is the closest to Hiro out of the team, aside from Baymax.

She is frequently shown chewing gum, but in a dangerous situation, she will take the gum out and stick it somewhere. This was shown during the car chase with Yokai where, tired of Wasabi's by-the-book driving, took the wheel to help the team escape Yokai. Then, when she and the team were confronting Yokai at Krei Tech and she was trapped in a sphere of Microbots, she spits out her gum and put it on the side of her helmet as she spun her way out of the sphere.

One thing she kept a secret from her friends was that she enjoyed going to Muirahara Woods by herself to watch birds and draw them as it relaxes and put her in a good mood. When her friends found out, she felt upset having to confess it because of how different it is to her tough attitude and even though they did not mind and offered to try it with her sometime, she angrily refused by saying it was her alone thing.

Despite her tough status, Go Go will rarely let loose and gush over things, such as in "Something Fluffy" when she temporarily baby talks with a Mayoi, calling it her "fuzzy wuzzy".

Powers and Abilities:

Go Go has no supernatural powers, but her athletic prowess and expertise on mechanical engineering arguably makes her the muscle of Big Hero 6 (besides Baymax for obvious reasons). Because of this, she has unique abilities suited to her field.

Professional-level athleticism: Go Go is physically fit; according to tie-in material, she is a triathlete and participates in a number of sports, including kickboxing and ultimate frisbee.

Expert driving skills: Go Go is a resourceful and adaptive driver with any vehicle. She was able to ride a bike she created in San Fransokyo Tech to such a degree that she was able to ride it across the lab at high speeds dodging potential hazards. In addition, she was able to maneuver Wasabi's minivan with sharp focus throughout the streets of nighttime San Fransokyo, even when captured inside a Microbot-composed tunnel.

Advanced engineering skills: Go Go is highly intelligent and knowledgeable in the field of mechanical engineering and electromagnetism. She strove to create a bike with intense, almost unimaginable speed. She has already made several bikes capable of accomplishing high velocity, though she had yet to perfect one that met her expectations. With her suit, Go Go achieves a set of speed-based abilities:

Enhanced Speed: The suit helps Go Go manipulate her velocity to reach speeds faster than a common athlete can achieve. With her mag-lev discs, the high speed can be used for offense as they will make the discs become incredibly cutting, heated and powerful, enabling her to tear through hard objects but only at a proper momentum. Moving at these speeds also allows Go Go to build up enough force to create powerful impacts when colliding with her opponent.

Enhanced Agility: Go Go's agility is heightened in this form. She can quickly change her form in rapid response, to the point that she can perform complex attacks efficiently.

Enhanced Reflexes: Go Go can detect dangers faster than an ordinary human can. Thanks to her suit, she can react quick enough to dodge, coordinate and maneuver obstacles with ease.

Veloci-Shot: A move learned from Karmi's fan-fiction story about Big Hero 6, which allows her to skate up walls.

Equipment:

Go Go's battle suit is based on her science experiment seen during her introduction at the San Fransokyo Institute of Technology. This suit incorporates her bike design and the same electromagnetic wheels to achieve speed.

Mag-Lev Discs: Flat circular disks held together and controlled via electro-mag suspension. These discs are primarily attached to Go Go's boots and serve every aspect as motorcycle wheels, which in turn act as roller skates that give Go Go her trademark of as a speed racer. Beyond transportation, the disks act as Go Go's means of both offense and defense. They can shield her from concussive attacks and they can be flung to opponents like chakrams and magnetically return to the suit after hitting their target, causing large damage to the target in the process.

Wired Discs: Some of her discs have wires inside them, and the discs split open after being thrown, allowing to tangle foes like a multi-bolo.

Hoverdisc: Go Go received this disc to go with her Ultra armor. The disc itself is initially the size of her normal discs, but it can expand to become a platform Go Go can ride on and hover through the air. It also allows Go Go to spin in the air like a cyclone.

Hyper-cycle: A sleek motorcycle that combines the mechanics of Go Go's discs with Go Go's racing skills. It has traction on all surfaces, allowing it to scale buildings. The vehicle comes equipped with a targeting system that fires a disruptor capable of short-circuiting any vehicle it hits.

Motorcycle: She has a motorcycle that she rides to go to Muirahara Woods for bird-watching.

Pocket knife: A small knife which Go Go owns. She used it in "Muirahara Woods" to release Hiro and Fred from a net.

Battle Suits:

Go Go has used different armored suits on special occasions.

Super Armor: The first armor she was given when she first became a member of Big Hero 6.

Forest Armor: She created an armor with wood and forest items to save Hiro, Baymax, and Fred from Ned Ludd.

Ultra Armor: Hiro made an upgraded titanium armor that closely resembled her original one, but was silver and had some yellow trimming. In Season 2, this armor is repainted, where the silver and dark gray parts are now yellow and black, respectively.

Submarine Armor: Hiro designed an underwater armor for Go Go sometime after creating one for himself and another for Baymax. The gauntlets are equipped with jet propulsion engines in lieu of Go Go's discs from her regular suit.

History:

One night at the university, Go Go barrels into the Ito Ishioka Robotics Lab on a maglev suspended bike, offering a brisk "heads up" to Hiro as she tears past him through the entrance. Seemingly heedless of anything else, she wastes no time dismounting and hanging up her bike for immediate refining, not even wasting time to remove her helmet until she spots an impressed Hiro appreciating her work. After Tadashi introduces Hiro as his brother, she gives him a snarky and plain-faced greeting, saying, "Welcome to the Nerd Lab," insinuating she had heard the nickname Hiro gave the robotics lab on his way in or had known about it beforehand.

Go Go is next seen helping Hiro prepare for his presentation at SFIT by hauling in a bin of his microbots. After his success, she joins her friends in congratulating him before leaving to give him and Tadashi some time alone to talk. Shortly afterward, a raging fire starts in the university and Tadashi is killed trying to save Professor Callaghan. She and her friends are present at the Hamada household comforting the mourning family on the day of the funeral and they made heartfelt efforts to reach out to Hiro after he neglected to attend classes.

Despite her failed attempts to reach out to Hiro, she and her friends spot him and Baymax running through an alley at night. After catching up to them in Wasabi's car, she notices Baymax's gear and asks Hiro why he is dressed up in what she refers to as "carbon fiber underpants." Amongst other questions and chatter, Hiro breaks in and insists for her and their friends' safety that they should not be there. Suddenly, Yokai appears and throws a storage crate on top of them. They are saved by Baymax and the team takes off towards the car. Hiro stays with Baymax in order to confront Yokai, but Go Go grabs his arm and pulls him with her before shoving him into the car with everyone else, saving his life. Taken aback, Hiro asks her what she is doing and she responds aggressively that she was saving his life. Hiro assures her that Baymax could handle the threat, but without his guidance, the robot is unsurprisingly dealt with and immediately crashes into the hood of the car. Wasabi peels off in an attempt to lose their pursuer but stops at a red light in an attempt to abide by the law. Instantly furious, Go Go incredulously asks Wasabi why he has stopped before screaming that "there are no red lights in a car chase" and later, after he takes the time to put his signal light on, finds her patience utterly broken and forces the wheel away from him. Sticking her gum to the dashboard, she takes control of the vehicle and leads Yokai on a wild car chase, actually managing to lose him from time to time. However, before she knows it, she finds herself barreling towards the edge of a broken road and drives the team right off the ledge and into the San Fransokyo Bay.

Thanks to Baymax, the team survives as he sheds his armor and floats them to the top. Cold and wet, Fred leads them to a mansion that he reveals to be his house. Hearing this, Go Go sarcastically remarks she thought he lived under a bridge. After using Baymax to warm up, Go Go and the team listens to Fred as he dramatically reveals that he believes Alistair Krei is the masked man who was chasing them. Baymax then chimes in, revealing that he scanned the man while they were escaping earlier. Sardonically, Go Go states that even with Baymax's scanner, he'd have to scan everyone in the city until they found a match. Hiro disagrees, opting instead for the simpler solution of upgrading Baymax's scanner. He then doubles back, saying that if they were really going to try and catch Yokai, all of them would need to be "upgraded." While eager to help, Wasabi and Honey Lemon voiced their worries about the situation they would be getting themselves into, but the fearless Go Go stands with Hiro and puts her trust in him, reminding everyone that Tadashi was their best friend. One by one her friends come around and the team Big Hero 6 is born.

Hiro builds each member a specialized suit with unique abilities based off of their latest projects from school. As such, Go Go's battle-suit is accompanied by electromagnetic discs, capable of causing great damage when thrown to a specific target. Being magnetic, the suit also summons the discs back to the armor immediately after coming to contact with the specific target. Not only that, Go Go can also use the wheels located on her heels to move about with tremendous speed and velocity. Though it takes her a while, Go Go, like the rest of the members, eventually masters her suit's abilities. The group sets off to an abandoned island, where Baymax has tracked Yokai's whereabouts through body temperatures and other health-related attributes. Once they arrive, they stumble across an abandoned, sealed off facility, which was once used by Alistair Krei to build and showcase his latest invention; a teleportation portal. After a disastrous incident resulting in the supposed death of the test pilot, Abigail, the facility was shut down.

This leads the team to believe Krei is the one responsible for the theft of Hiro's Microbots and that he is trying to rebuild his portal. Just then, Yokai arrives and makes another attempt to exterminate the team. They successfully escape his attacks and the battle ensues. Whilst Fred and Wasabi are taken down easily, Go Go proves to be a challenge for the masked villain and the two engage in personal combat. Throughout the fight, Go Go tries to use her discs to unmask Yokai, but he successfully manages to keep his identity in check until Hiro intervenes. Once unmasked, Yokai is revealed to be Professor Callaghan. Callaghan revealed he used Hiro's Microbots to survive the fire, and when Hiro explains that Tadashi had died as a result of his actions, Callaghan coldly retorts by blaming Tadashi for his own demise. This leads Hiro to order Baymax to murder Callaghan, blinded by fury. Go Go is the first to jump into action, fending off a mindless Baymax to save Callaghan's life. Wasabi and Fred assist as well and in the mix of the chaos, Callaghan escapes. Fortunately, Honey is able to restore Baymax's original programming, to bring the kind bot back to his senses.

Immediately after the incident, Hiro scolds the team for letting Callaghan escape, but Go Go scolds Hiro in return. Calling him out for his murderous actions, the team agreed they never intended to kill Callaghan, rather, bring him to justice. Hiro fails to listen, completely blinded by the memories of Tadashi's death, and leaves the scene with Baymax, abandoning Go Go and the others on the island. Fortunately, Heathcliff is able to return them to San Fransokyo on the family's helicopter, and the team heads to Hiro's home.

Understanding his actions were only out of despair and he apologizes for his anger blinding him, Go Go comforts the boy with a hug, promising to take down Callaghan no matter what and the team forgives him, Honey then shows Hiro a recording they found back on the island, which reveals Abigail was actually Callaghan's daughter, and his motives are driven by revenge on Alistair Krei. With this new knowledge, the team sets out to Krei's showcase where Callaghan attacks and reveals his plot to destroy both Krei and everything he holds dear to his heart. The team arrives in the nick of time, and a battle ensues. Annoyed by their interference, Callaghan makes another attempt of disposing of the young heroes, imprisoning Go Go in a metallic bubble made of Microbots, slowly enclosing the space in hopes of crushing her to death. With the rest of the team set to suffer similar fates, they call out to Hiro for help. The young boy, remembering the wise words of Tadashi, advises the group to use their brains to figure a way out. Go Go comes up with the idea of using her intense speed to free herself, which she manages to do so, successfully. Once she does, she and the others head to the Microbots, using their abilities to destroy them, thus, disarming Callaghan's ultimate source of power.

Once they managed this, Callaghan is apprehended and the machine is taken down but on the verge of exploding. The team, along with Krei and Callaghan, begin to retreat, but Baymax senses life within the portal (Abigail), and he and Hiro set out to rescue the civilian. Later, Hiro returns with Abigail but sadly reveals that Baymax had sacrificed his life to get them out of the unstable portal. The team leaves the scene with Callaghan suffering time in prison for his crimes. Afterwards, they are praised for their heroic efforts, though their identities remain a mystery to the public. Even so, they continue to spend time together, forming close bonds with Hiro.

At the school, Hiro is taken on a tour for his first class day, then after discovering Baymax's programming chip survived the destruction, Hiro is able to recreate the lovable robot. Meanwhile, Fred tries convincing Wasabi, Go Go and Honey Lemon into being superheroes once more, but Go Go refuses by saying it was a one-time thing, and that supervillains do not actually exist. Still, the four of them go out for night patrol, and stop a car going at high speed believing it was stolen, only to find out it was a couple rushing to the hospital, so Go Go, Wasabi, and Honey go back frustrated and angry. On the other hand, Baymax's exo-skeleton had fallen into the hands of Mr. Yama, who later captures Hiro and Fred as well when they tried to get the body back. When Go Go, Wasabi, and Honey tried to invite Hiro to go eat at Noodle Burger, Baymax's consciousness in a computer tells them he had gone to Yama's, so the trio gear up and save their friends.

After this, Hiro tells them Yama had blackmailed him into stealing a paperweight from one of their professor's desk, but Hiro got it back and returned it. Fred also thought that now they would really want to continue being superheroes, even coming up with the name "Big Hero 6," but once more they all said no. Still, they had to suit up for battle one more time when they found out that Baymax Clones created by Yama were attacking the city, so they got to the scene and fought the evil robots. Afterward, they go to the SFIT where they meet Hiro and Baymax, who found out that Yama returned for the paperweight. The team then have to stop a train over-charged with energy from the mysterious paperweight and after succeeding, the team decides it is best to look out for the people of San Fransokyo, thus reforming their superhero team and officially becoming Big Hero 6.

Alias(es): Honey Lemon (ハニー・レモン)[1] Honey HL Tall Girl H. Lemon Honey Lemur

Race: Human

Sex: Female

Height: 5'10" (1.77 m); 6'2" with heels

Residence: Go Go's Apartment

Occupation: SFAI Student Blogger Online store owner Superheroine

Like(s): Chemistry Fashion design Explosions Green tea Danger Latin music Manga Onigiri Pink color Pilates Teamwork Unadon Baking Brownies Cuteness Kindness Yoga Tennis Selfie pictures Art Lenore Shimamoto Cat videos Positiveness Andre Wrestling Stickers Bunnies Cute animals Blogging Recording science videos Karaoke Sticker parties Heavy music

Dislike(s): Confrontation amongst friends People getting hurt Hippos Pessimism Crime Being called tall El Fuego

Status: Alive

Relations:

Affiliation(s): Big Hero 6 San Fransokyo Institute of Technology (formerly) San Fransokyo Art Institute Krei Tech (occasionally)

Friend(s): Hiro Hamada Tadashi Hamada † Go Go Tomago Wasabi Fred Baymax Cass Heathcliff Felony Carl Regina (formerly) Skymax Mini-Max Globby Basemax Bunny Shuttle Noodle Burger Boy Hangry Panda Hyper-Potamus Crushroom

Background:

Not much is known about Honey Lemon, although in the Season 2 episode "Something's Fishy" of Big Hero 6: The Series, Honey Lemon says high school is where she fell in love with chemistry, also mentioning how she fell in love with French exchange student Andre. As a child, she had taste for clothing and cooking. She also experimented in her family's tool shed (which suffered terrible consequences) with chemicals found under the kitchen sink. She also participated in "The Nation's Got Flavor", and ended up as a 2nd season runner-up.

Her passion for chemistry soon led her to enrollment at San Fransokyo Institute of Technology with the goal of introducing energy-efficient, environmentally friendly chemical formulas.

Personality:

Honey is a tremendously intelligent, self-proclaimed "chemistry whiz" and an incredibly bubbly and optimistic woman as cute as her namesake rolled into an exuberant ball of energy. Arguably the most extroverted member of Big Hero 6, Honey is always upbeat, perky, optimistic, cute, caring and outgoing; when she's around, she brings everyone into a better mood and alleviates conflict. Honey loves living the experience with her friends and seems to find everything in life interesting, thus she never finds a melancholic or dull moment. She is humorously photogenic and tends to take pictures and selfies with her friends whenever she finds a moment that excites her. Despite her cute personality, Honey can occasionally lose her temper.

Alongside her bubbly nature, Honey's intelligence is profound and possesses an intimate passion for chemistry and nature, to the point of eccentricity. Coupling this with her enthusiasm, she has an unexpected love of danger and experiencing surprising and sudden events. This is demonstrated by the fact that handling hazardous and volatile substances in her line of work does not faze her at all - on the contrary, she is excited to take part in it.

Of all her teammates, Honey is also the most observant. Throughout their time as heroes, she managed to interpret many other pieces of evidence regarding the identity and motives of Yokai, having found his refurbished portal, as well as a recording to show his true intentions. This arguably relates to the fact that Honey is the most intelligent member of the team, aside from Hiro.

According to supplemental materials, Honey is very environmental, as her passion for chemistry also comes from her desire to benefit the world. She believes in using chemistry to one day replace industrial and potentially pollutive methods with simple and safer applications.

Though she is known to be a lover of chemistry, she also developed a love for art, but kept this a secret from her friends because science and art were considered opposite sides by the students of San Fransokyo Institute of Technology and the San Fransokyo Art Institute; as well as the fact that both schools are rival institutions. She unknowingly revealed this to Go Go since she sleep-talks and eventually, all of her friends found this out, but were accepting and had without a issue.

Appearance:

Honey Lemon is a young Latina woman of rather tall and slim stature, even without her trademark platform shoes. She has light tan skin, green eyes and long, straight honey-blonde hair (hence her name) that reaches halfway down her back. For some reason, the end credits and in the TV series depicts her with more ginger-colored hair, perhaps to make her yellow color scheme stand out more.

Her hair is often held back by some kind of headband, and she wears a pair of large magenta-framed glasses which also functions as her impromptu safety goggles. She also wears light makeup that simply consists of pink lipstick.

In terms of attire, Honey Lemon often changes clothing throughout the movie, showcasing the audience that her wardrobe consists of clothing that are 1960s and early 1970s-styled, many which are often in different bright colors such as yellows, pinks and oranges. At the very least, her usual one is a yellow headband, a long yellow cardigan-coat over an equally long, sleeveless, brighter-yellow dress with a white peter-pan collar and a set of white sheer tights, orange calf-length socks with frilled-cuffs, and strapped yellow platform shoes.

While encountering Yokai for the first time, she wore a large white peter-pan collared sweater with a pink ribbon and a headband in the same color. She wears a red, pink and beige horizontal-striped skirt with pink polka-dotted sheer leggings.

At Tadashi's funeral, she wears a black long-sleeved dress with a belt and a white peter-pan collar with black tights and her hair up in a modest bun.

In her superhero form, Honey Lemon's costume consists of a latex, high-collared dark magenta under-suit with finger holes which is under a red-and-fuchsia armor-like dress with thin white linings, a red belt around the waist, and magenta wedge boots with pink laces and heels. She never dons her glasses, instead wearing a helmet that is the same color as her dress but with orange accents. Hung over her shoulder is her special purse for combat, in which there is a keyboard depicting the periodic table so that she can come up with a formula to create her chem-balls. Out of the team, her suit is the least armored, but this keeps her nimble and agile when attacking.

In the film, her pink helmet has a transparent visor that fully covers her face, although in Big Hero 6: The Series, it's retconned as a pink-tinted visor that only covers her eyes instead.

Powers and Abilities:

Like her teammates, Honey Lemon does not have superpowers, but possesses high intelligence that more than makes up for it. In her case, she is an exceptional chemist with encyclopedic knowledge of the periodic table of elements. She also has above-average agility and strength, though not as high as her teammate Go Go Tomago.

Multilingualism: She is fluent in English, Spanish and Japanese.

Expert chemistry skills: Honey is a brilliant chemist, able to calculate a plethora of chemical substances with a variety of effect. At the university, she was even able to induce chemical embrittlement to a four-hundred pound ball of tungsten carbide, an incredibly dense substance, turning it to dust by mere touch afterwards. Her knowledge in chemistry is thorough enough for her to calculate and input custom chemicals on her purse at incredible speeds without having to looking at the typepad.

Equipment:

Honey is equipped with special features and weapons from her suit, making her the most versatile member of the team. The suit also protects her skin from potential chemical leaks.

Chem-Purse: The chem-purse is Honey's entire arsenal, as it allows her to create spherical grenade-like capsules called chem-balls. Machine gun mode: Hiro created a modified chem-purse with a machine gun mode that allows her to shoot chem-balls at a faster pace like a paintball cannon.

Sniper-bazooka mode: In "City of Monsters", the modified chem-purse has another mode in the opposite side: this one is used as a bazooka using the canon of the machine gun support, deploying a sight in the side, allowing Honey make a long-distance accurate shot.

Chem-Balls: Like their name implies, chem-balls are hand-held paintball pellets roughly the size of lacrosse balls filled and prepped with all kinds of chemical compounds. By mixing and crossing any elemental compound her chem-purse contains, these chem-balls are capable of serving any conceivable function within certain parameters, enabling her to solve any problem she's confronted with, which primarily includes head-on projectile weaponry or forming attack constructs.

Bunny Shield: She can encase herself in a gelatinous substance shaped like a bunny that helps to shield her from attacks. Chem-boots: Equipped on Honey's ultra armor, these boots can shoot chem-balls at a close distance through a hole in the soles, permitting the use of different chemicals to upgraded mobility:

Goop: creates a gelatinous chemical for Honey to bounce off and make large jumps. Freezing: Creates ice behind the boots, allowing Honey to slide towards any place, inclusive in midair.

Battle Suits:

Honey Lemon has used different types of armors to fight along with Big Hero 6 and defeat their foes.

Super Armor: It's her main armor, and the one she uses along with her chem-purse. Forest Armor: When she went to Muirahara Woods to save Fred, Baymax and Hiro, she made an armor with wood and forest materials, and used sap balls to replace her chem-balls.

Ultra Armor: An enhanced armor made of titanium, which was silver and black with some pink parts. In Season 2, this armor is repainted, where the silver parts are now black and the color of the Chem-Purse is changed to match the black with pink details

History:

At the San Fransokyo Institute of Technology, Honey Lemon and her colleagues are in the process of creating new inventions for the world to see. Honey is working on chemical metal embrittlement when she is introduced to the younger brother of her friend and classmate Tadashi Hamada, Hiro, who's in the middle of a tour throughout the university. After showing her experiment to Hiro, Honey joins the others in the former's meeting with Fred, who notes the occasion of when he once asked Honey to concoct a formula that would turn him into a fire-breathing lizard at will, though she denied his request, believing that such ambitions weren't science.

Later on, after Hiro decides that he wants to join the university, Tadashi informs him of the annual science fair that would bestow upon him a chance to showcase an invention and if the showcase impresses the school's head professor, Robert Callaghan, he'll be granted with enrollment. Honey joins the Hamada brothers, along with the rest of her friends, in assisting Hiro in creating a mass amount of miniature robotic nano-bots known as Microbots.

On the day of the fair, Honey stands by Hiro's side for support, taking photos with the rest of her friends to remember the occasion. Fortunately, the fair is a success and Hiro is granted enrollment within the school. Honey and the others celebrate his triumph by heading to Cass' café while Hiro and Tadashi stay behind for some alone time, during which Tadashi and supposedly Callaghan are killed in a deadly fire, the latter being trapped in the burning school building and the former attempting to save him.

Honey and the others join together in comforting the Hamada family over Tadashi's death, though Hiro distances himself from the group for several weeks. One night, however, they find him wandering around the city with Baymax, Tadashi's healthcare robot, prompting them to follow behind.

Unbeknownst to the team, Hiro's Microbots were stolen by a mysterious man named Yokai, who he and Baymax were in the process of capturing. Worried for the safety of his friends, Hiro encourages the gang to leave, but a comforting Honey steps up and refuses to be pushed away, wanting to help her young friend recover from Tadashi's demise. Before the conversation can go any further, however, Yokai soon spots the group near the docks and immediately attacks (though not before Honey manages to snap a quick picture in awe). Honey and the others evade the villain in Wasabi's van, where Hiro explains the situation. While Wasabi believes that Yokai is out to kill them, the eternally optimistic Honey reassures her friends that they don't know if he really is trying to kill them until Yokai throws a car at their vehicle (prompting her to scream hysterically "He's trying to kill us!!"). Fortunately, the friends are able to escape with their lives after falling into the bay and unintentionally fooling Yokai into believing them to be dead.

The team then takes refuge at Fred's mansion home, where they are able to recover from the incident. While they rest, Hiro begins to ponder Yokai's identity. Fortunately, Baymax reveals to have his health information (having scanned him during the escapade), allowing him access to tracking the villain. With this, Hiro suggests that the group upgrade themselves into a team of crime-fighting heroes. However, Honey believes that such an idea may not be the best, as they're merely a bunch of nerds. Even so, Hiro assures them that they can be far more and, with that, the group goes through with his plans. Honey receives a special purse capable of creating chemical weapons in the form of chem-balls. With these, Honey can create a variety of unique attacks, making her a powerful member of the team.

After some training, the group sets out to an abandoned island, where Yokai is said to be hidden. Once they arrive, they learn that the island was once a facility used by Alistair Krei for building and testing a teleportation portal. Unfortunately, during the testing process, the test pilot, Abigail, was apparently killed, resulting in the facility's closure.

The information leads the team to believe that Krei is the man behind Yokai's mask, wanting to rebuild the portal. Just as they reach this conclusion, Yokai appears and attacks them again. Honey assists Go Go in battling the villain, but she is soon defeated. The battle ends with Hiro finally unmasking the villain, who is then revealed to be Professor Callaghan, shocking every member of the team.

Callaghan explains that he used the Microbots to escape his supposed death, callously brushing off the fact that Tadashi died trying to save him. Enraged, Hiro removes Baymax's healthcare chip (the chip that gives him his sweet and caring nature), leaving him to become a ruthless killing machine with one directive: to destroy Callaghan. Wasabi, Go Go and Fred attempt to fend off Baymax, knowing that murder is not the answer, but fail. Meanwhile, Honey recovers Baymax's original programming chip and, just as he is about to deliver the deathblow to Callaghan, restores the robot to his normal peaceful self. Unfortunately, this allows Callaghan the opportunity to escape. Hiro scolds Honey on her actions, furious that Callaghan had managed to avoid death, but Wasabi and Go Go defend her, telling him that they never agreed to kill Callaghan. This only fuels Hiro's anger even further and, as a result, Honey and the others are left stranded on the island as Hiro storms off in frustration with Baymax, though they are eventually rescued by Fred's servant Heathcliff some time afterwards.

Once they return to San Fransokyo, they comfort Hiro, knowing that his actions were merely out of grief. After the boy apologizes for letting his anger and grief blind him towards them and the team forgives him, Honey reveals to have found another recording from the facility that reveals that the test pilot, Abigail, was the daughter of Callaghan, revealing that his schemes are driven out of revenge. Honey and the others rush to Krei Tech to save the founder, only to be attacked by a vengeful Callaghan. During the battle, Honey encloses herself in a chemical bubble for protection, but Callaghan strikes his Microbots through the surface in an attempt to impale her. Fortunately, Honey manages to use her chemicals to grab hold of one of the Microbot tentacles, which pulls her out of the bubble upon retraction, thus saving her. After reuniting with her teammates, Hiro instructs a new plan--to take out the Microbots and send them into the sucking portal. To keep him from noticing their plans, Honey and Fred set off a distraction, combining their abilities to create an array of clouds, thus blocking Callaghan from witnessing the damage that they're causing to the Microbots from below. Using her purse, Honey manages to wipe out an immense amount of Microbot clusters, putting the final touches on rendering the masked villain powerless.

After Callaghan is defeated and the portal is taken down, the magnetic containment field of the machine begins to glitch, sending it on the verge of exploding. Before the team can retreat, however, Baymax senses life within the portal, leading the team to believe it to be Abigail. Baymax and Hiro journey inside to save her, but due to a major setback, Baymax is forced to sacrifice his life in the process. Even so, Hiro and Abigail return safely and with Callaghan foiled and behind bars, the city is saved.

Honey and her friends return to their normal lives, officially welcoming Hiro into San Fransokyo Tech, greeting him at the Lucky Cat Café in the morning. Honey and her friends take Hiro in a tour around the school and he later settles in Tadashi's former lab.

Meanwhile, Fred attempts to reunite them to once again act as the superhero team they had formed, but Honey negates as she does not want to lose anyone else besides Baymax and almost Hiro as well. Despite the negations, they all gear up and go on night patrol, following a high-speed car and stopping it only to embarrassingly find out it was a pregnant woman going into labor and her lover rushing to the hospital.

Hiro on the other hand found Baymax's original healthcare chip and restores the robot, but then was caught by Mr. Yama, who captured Hiro at his office along with Fred. The rest of the team found out about this and saved them helped by Heathcliff again, with Honey Lemon freezing Yama using one of her chem-balls, though she did not feel good about having to do it.

Later, Yama reveals an army of Baymax Clones he secretly created when he kept Hiro and Fred captive, and sent the robots out to attack the streets. Honey Lemon and her friends went to stop them; later finding out about a mysterious power source that Yama stole from the SFIT was about to explode. The item over-charged a train with its energy, but the team managed to stop it in time and destroyed it.

Upon realizing all the lives they saved, Honey rejoins her friends in the resurgence of Big Hero 6, who set out to protect San Fransokyo from any and all dangers in honor of Tadashi's dream of helping a lot of people.