The New Nega-Globby is the first half of the fifty-seventh episode of Big Hero 6: The Series. It premiered on November 9, 2020 and is the first segment of the seventh episode of Season 3 alongside "De-Based".
Synopsis[]
Globby and Honey Lemon feel guilty about trapping Nega-Globby in the Glop-Vac.
Plot[]
Globby dreams about the time Nega-Globby was captured by Big Hero 6, but it quickly turns into a nightmare where he is trapped instead. As he wakes up, he tells Felony Carl that he has been having the same dream but gets worse every time. The next morning, Globby goes to see Honey Lemon at Big Hero 6's base to talk about it and figure out that he and Nega-Globby are psychically connected, and that Nega-Globby is sad to be trapped alone in the vacuum. Honey and Globby try to discuss it with the team to set Nega-Globby free, but they initially refuse. Honey Lemon then proposes to give Globby a synthetic brain which she was already working on, along with a civilized personality chip. Baymax tells the team that Honey Lemon's plan can work, so Hiro creates the chip while Honey Lemon finishes the brain.
The team then go to the San Fransokyo dump to liberate Nega-Globby and put the brain inside him as quickly as possible. After a brief fight where Nega-Globby turns gigantic, the brain is successfully inserted and Nega-Globby talks for the first time like a human, now acting civilized. Back at the Big Hero 6 base, Nega-Globby appreciates being given a second chance and thinks about where he will live, but Hiro and Fred tell him to stay at the base until they can make sure he is mentally fit and not a maniac. Nega-Globby stays, but takes the comment as an insult and tells Fred his hat is bad, making him take it off. For the following days he begins to act like a "know-it-all": correcting the team's figurative expressions, making sarcastic remarks and one-upping everyone at their hobbies to prove he is superior. This starts to bother all of the team, so they gather to discuss what to do with him. However, Nega-Globby hears their conversation and feels offended, so he decides to leave the base and "be free" instead.
Out on the streets, Nega-Globby starts to see people "doing things incorrectly" such as eating pizza without utensils, so he tries to correct people, yet only managing to scare them away. This causes him to become angered and slowly turn gigantic, at the same time acting like a monster again. Big Hero 6 sees this in the news and they set off to stop him, grabbing the Glop-Vac to trap him again. The team and Globby defeat Nega-Globby, but before sucking in his last blob, Globby feels compassion for him and mentions he knows what it's like to feel alone. Hiro tells him they'd like another solution to help Nega-Globby but are out of options, until Fred comes up with an idea: They take Nega-Globby to Richardson Mole at his comic book shop, where the team sees that Nega-Globby and Richardson get along as they only attempt to top every argument they make, but still enjoy each other's company.
Characters[]
Main Cast[]
Supporting Cast[]
Villains[]
- Nega-Globby (reformed)
Other[]
Trivia[]
- Globby's nightmare starts with a scene directly from "The Globby Within".
- Running Gag: Go Go wants to suck Nega-Globby back to the vac where he was before.
- Nega-Globby talks for the first time, but his talking voice is provided by Andy Richter (who is also Globby's voice actor) instead of Dee Bradley Baker—who did Nega-Globby's grunts and vocal effects in past episodes.
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