Baymax's chips are special chips designed to be placed in Baymax's chip port in order to provide the robot his programming or fix certain issues he may get.
Description[]
Healthcare[]
The original chip, a healthcare chip, was created by Tadashi Hamada in order to house Baymax's personality, memories, and needs to make him the ideal healthcare robot. Because Tadashi did not have the medical knowledge needed for his goal, he also got help from Lily to create it. It is a green-colored chip with an icon of a smiling doctor and a sticker with the name of its creator on it. As long as this chip is present, any additional chips installed into Baymax will only enhance Baymax's abilities but the base personality will remain.
While in the portal, Baymax removed the chip before being deactivated by Hiro. Later, Hiro discovered the chip clenched in Baymax's rocket fist while attending San Fransokyo Institute of Technology, giving him the ability to rebuild Baymax's body and using the chip to revive Baymax within the new body.
In "Legacies", Hiro mass-duplicated the chip and had them inserted into the Buddy Guardians, which made the robots behave like Baymax as well.
In "Trading Chips", after Mochi became stuck inside an air vent, Hiro temporarily swapped the healthcare chip with Mini-Max's chip so that Baymax, as "Mini-Baymax", could go into the vent in an attempt to rescue Mochi.
Fighting[]
This chip, created by Hiro Hamada, contains data on various martial arts styles, including karate, granting Baymax the ability to fight with these moves. This chip was red with a skull-and-crossbones drawing on it. As opposed to Tadashi's chip, which made Baymax peaceful, the fighting chip causes Baymax to become an aggressive, single-minded killing machine if the green chip is not present. This personality surfaced when Hiro removed the green chip and told Baymax to destroy Yokai, which the formerly pacifist robot carried out without question. However, Honey Lemon found the healthcare chip and reinserted it into Baymax, restoring the robot to his peaceful, nursing personality.
This chip was gone along with Baymax's original body inside the portal.
Superhero[]
Following Baymax's revival, Hiro created this chip to replace the fighting chip. The chip is dark red with the silhouette of a superhero on it. This one contained fighting data, but unlike the fighting chip, it guaranteed Baymax would not succumb to violence if his original chip was removed. In addition, the chip gave Baymax information on heroic deeds.
Dance[]
Hiro created this chip to help Fred dance in his bro-tillion party. It adds a dance mode to Baymax. He can try different dancing moves and styles with it, as well as teaching them step-by-step. The chip itself has a purple-ish dark blue color and, unlike the other chips, it doesn't have any markings or logo.
Boost Charge[]
A light blue chip with a battery and bolt logo; Hiro created this chip in one night when Baymax's batteries had run out after they went on superhero duty. He inserted it the next morning with the intention of overclocking Baymax's supercapacitors to make his batteries last longer, but it gave Baymax a fast and erratic behavior. Eventually, Hiro took it out in favor of his original charging method.
Overdrive Mode[]
A blue chip with a red and purple logo; it was created by Hiro based on Karmi's fan-fiction story. It allows Baymax to change his body into "Overdrive Mode", in which he gets bigger and becomes more powerful, and his wings become capable of turning into a sword. However, the downside is that it lasts a really short time since his batteries are drained very quickly when using it.
He used it to escape a special cell when Momakase trapped Karmi and the team on Akuma Island and later to scare off Orso Knox.
In "Steamer's Revenge", he used it along with his submarine armor, showing that the chip can adapt to other armors besides his main one.
Junk Data Protocol[]
Hiro created this chip to clean Baymax's memory bank. Baymax managed to make the program re-write itself when it almost deleted his memories of Hiro. This chip is magenta with a trash can symbol in it.
Sleep Mode Protocol[]
A grey chip with a green insect logo; when a bot bug drained Baymax's battery, Hiro used the chip to debug him.
Personality[]
Baymax's different personalities (such as his low-battery state and overclocked state) began clashing, so Hiro used this chip for Baymax to act aptly.
This chip is almost the same as Tadashi's original healthcare chip, but it is less detailed and has four badges that represent Baymax's different modes around the nurse face icon.
Obake[]
- Main article: Obake Chips
Baymax had an Obake chip secretly inserted into his access port by Noodle Burger Boy. It overrode and compromised Baymax's systems, giving Obake remote control of the robot. It also compromised Baymax's healthcare programming, which not only prevented Baymax from responding to voice activation but also caused Baymax to adopt a more menacing personality.
With the chip inserted, Baymax deceived Hiro by falsely alerting him about "Obake" being detected nearby, and emotionally manipulated him into going to fight the decoy, by claiming Tadashi would've wanted him to stop Obake. After the decoy was defeated, Hiro asked Baymax how he could've mistaken the robot for the real Obake, but Baymax simply replied that he didn't know. Soon, Hiro realized something was wrong because Baymax didn't respond to his pain groans either, so he opened his chip port and saw the Obake chip, but Baymax aggressively grabbed his hand to stop him from removing it and took him to Obake's lair.
When Obake's plan was foiled by Big Hero 6, Baymax continued under Obake's control, but he decided to remove the chip and allow Baymax to return to Hiro. As the lair crashed down, the chip was the last thing remaining at the bottom of the sea with no trace of Obake himself.
Lie Detector[]
This chip has a face with a long nose in it, alluding to the literary liar, Pinocchio. Hiro created this chip to enhance Baymax's capabilities of detecting lies, making him able to immediately display if someone is telling the truth or lying. And unlike conventional lie detection technology, which depends on the subject being aware that they are lying in order for the tech to discern that fact, this chip seems to bypass that limitation. Hiro later took out the chip, as turning Baymax into a lie detector wasn't his best idea.
Nanobot[]
Hiro created this chip to allow Baymax to remotely control the nanobots (nano-sized versions of microbots). It is a light purple chip with an icon of three nanobots assembled to resemble Megabot on it and has a cable that is connected to a virtual reality system used by Hiro and Baymax.
Trivia[]
- In Kingdom Hearts III, the fighting chip, along with Baymax's first body was brought back from the portal's universe, as Riku's dark self, of the True Organization XIII uses both the chip and data that the Darkubes collected to see if they could create a heart with data. After Sora and the "second" Baymax’s battle with Dark Baymax, Hiro destroys the red chip, to make sure that there would not be a Baymax that hurts people, based upon what Tadashi would have wanted him to do and would have done himself, despite the chip being his heart; despite this was still able to get Baymax one back into his and the team's lives.
- Hiro also creates Baymax a new chip, one that allows him and Sora to fight side by side, as well as to use the abilites that he needs to fight the Heartless, as the team's regular moves and gear have no affect on them. The keychain of Nano Gear Keyblade is the icon that is on the Healthcare chip.
- In Disney Magic Kingdoms, the Healthcare chip is one of the tokens needed to acquire and upgrade Baymax. The mobile app game also has yellow token chips that are needed to unlock and acquire Baymax in the game's main challenge for its Big Hero 6 event. The game has players, for a limited time, obtain both the team and Yokai, along with Big Hero 6 attractions, a float, stands and even decorations. The event's currency is of the Healthcare chip's icon.
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Screenshots[]
| Big Hero 6 |
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 The green chip  Hiro creating the fighting chip  A hesitant Hiro noticing Tadashi's chip when inserting the fighting chip  The fighting chip's data in Baymax's system |
| Baymax Returns |
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 Hiro finds Baymax's Healthcare Chip   Fred sees the Superhero Chip being inserted    |
| Fred's Bro-Tillion |
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 Dance Chip having its data written   Hiro inserts the Dance Chip into Baymax |
| Baymax and Hiro |
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  Hiro inserts the Boost Charge Chip  Taking it out |
| Fan Friction |
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  Baymax with the Overdrive Mode Chip |
| Countdown to Catastrophe |
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 The Obake Chip inserted into Baymax  Hiro tries to take out the Obake Chip  Baymax stops Hiro from taking out the chip  Noodle Burger Boy inserting the Obake Chip  Obake takes out the chip  The chip lost underwater |
| Baymax Dreams of Evil Sheep |
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| Baymax Dreams of Too Many Baymaxes |
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| Legacies |
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 Obake chip found by Trina (Trina: "The lair was gone. Father was gone. But I did find his legacy.")  Trina: "I built on Father's work."  Megabots carrying healthcare chips  An army of Megabots carrying healthcare chips emerge out of Mega-Max  The Megabots march past Hiro (who is controlling them with his neurotransmitter)  The Megabots approach one of the Buddy Guardians  One of the Megabots about to replace the Obake chip with the healthcare chip  Another Megabot inserting the healthcare chip into another Buddy Guardian  Another Megabot replacing the Obake chip with the healthcare chip |
Games[]
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 Tadashi's Chip Token icon in Disney Magic Kingdoms  Electronic Chip Token icon in Disney Magic Kingdoms  Healthcare chip icon as the Medical Chips currency of Disney Magic Kingdoms  Healthcare chip icon as the keychain on the Big Hero 6 Keyblade of Kingdom Hearts III  Neno Gear keychain of the Healthcare chip icon in Kingdom Hearts III |
Miscellaneous[]
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