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Japanese bobtail cats (especially calicoes) are considered lucky blessings in Japanese culture, and Cass's shop, the Lucky Cat Cafe has beckoning cats as the main theme.

A painting of Mochi wearing a Stitch costume can be seen behind Hiro when he is talking to his aunt.

The Disney Wiki has a collection of images and media related to Mochi. Sparkles still launches Mochi in a rocket but is rescued by Hiro's new robotic invention, Skymax.Ī purring figure of Mochi can be seen sleeping on the roof of The Happy Ride with Baymax at Tokyo Disneyland near a set of themed vending machines. Consumed by jealousy, he kidnaps and threatens to send Mochi into space unless Go Go competes in a game. Sparkles, host of Maximum Insane obstacle Challenge, loses his fame. Sparkles Loses His Sparkle", Mochi becomes an online celebrity when Honey Lemon posts a video of him slow clapping. He is often seen around the Lucky Cat Café sleeping or being petted by Baymax.

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Mochi appears in the follow-up series as a recurring character. When Baymax sneaks down again, Mochi and Aunt Cass are watching television. After Hiro throws him up the stairs, it is quite possible that Baymax caught Mochi while calling him a "hairy baby." When Hiro arrives, Mochi dashes downstairs. Cass, suffering from stress eating, calls to Mochi, who follows her into the kitchen.Īfter Hiro returns home from following the trails of his Microbots, Mochi appears, purring and rubbing against Hiro's leg when he tries to hide Baymax. Mochi first appears in Lucky Cat Cafe after Aunt Cass returns from picking up her nephews Hiro and Tadashi Hamada.

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When seeing some advertising for the movie in Japan and seeing the Japanese audience fall in love with the concept, Briggs said, "You guys do realize that Rocket Cat hasn't been in the movie for a year now?" as the idea was removed early on in production. However, the idea was later recycled when Hiro and Tadashi were in San Fransokyo Tech in the background as someone's science experiment. Barid absolutely adored the idea, there was no way that it could be put into the movie in a way that would make sense in context with the movie. Although Paul Briggs and screenwriter Robert L. Mochi was originally going to have rocket boosters that were made by Hiro.

Eventually, Mochi was finally moved into the film. Mochi originated from the film's storyboards by story artist Kendelle Hoyer who felt that Hiro and Tadashi's family needed a pet.