Baymax from Disney’s Big Hero 6 has been named the Most Huggable Character of 2015 for National Hugging Day today. The holiday, which is observed each year on January 21, is meant to encourage people all over the world to show affection in public through hugging.

The Big Hero 6 star, who accepted the award from his home in San Fransokyo, humbly attributed the win to his “non-threatening, huggable design” and reportedly plans on giving and receiving hugs from all throughout the year.

You can get hugs throughout the year from the adorable superheroic companion robot with your own 10″ Baymax Plush Figure with Sound Effects. And check out the clip here below of Baymax’s most huggable moments from Big Hero 6, which will be released on Blu-ray and DVD on February 24, 2015.

In their movies, Disney loves to put in “Easter egg” references to their other films and for their 2014 CGI-animated feature Big Hero 6, which is based on the Marvel comic, the animators threw in several nods to their 2013 blockbuster hit Frozen.

Now, with Big Hero 6 coming to home video on February 24, 2015, the studio has released a clip from “Big Hero Secrets (Easter Egg),” one of the featurettes that will be exclusive to the Blu-ray Edition. The clip gives a few examples of the hidden Frozen references.

Check out the video clip here below.

Welcome to the first edition of The Digital Wire of 2015! This week we’ve got some cool new release news for your perusing pleasure. The holiday rush is over and the Oscar race is well underway. What better way to show defiance in the face of a group of smug multimillionaires suffering from “affluenza” than to watch the kind of movies that would send the average Academy voter screaming out of the theater? I’ve still never seen The Artist!

Below you’ll find info on several future home video releases complete with technical specs, release dates, and links to pre-order at Amazon. We would greatly appreciate it if you use those links to order because a small percentage of each order helps keep this website running at max power. The cover art for certain titles has yet to be finalized.

Now that 2014 is over, we are left with deciding which movies were the best of the year. Contrary to to what the box office says, 2014 was a pretty amazing year in film. But as I look back at the 100 or so films that I have seen in the past year, the following 15 films are the ones that I have seen repeatedly, could not stop talking about, or have had the biggest impact one me. Of course this is a subjective list, as there are plenty of other films that I have and have not seen that are or could be better, but honestly, these 15 left the biggest impact on me. I’ll also throw in a couple of honorable mentions. Hit the jump to check it out.

Big Hero 6
Directed by Don Hall and Chris Williams
Starring Ryan Potter, Scott Adsit, Daniel Henney, T.J. Miller, Jamie Chung, Damon Wayans, Jr., Genesis Rodriguez, James Cromwell, Alan Tudyk and Maya Rudolph
Walt Disney Pictures
Release Date: Nov 7, 2014

Watch out, WALL-E. There’s a new robot in the neighborhood to adore. Meet Baymax, the huggable and heroic star of Disney’s adaptation of a Marvel comic.

Big Hero 6 earns much respect and a high ranking in the canon of productions by Walt Disney Animation Studios. Disney is showing its studio competitors who remains boss in this business. Baymax, Hiro, and company prove that to be at the top of one’s game, you need to work hard and act with good intentions. They check off nearly every box in the book.