Stepping forward and pressing his hand on the red medical kit, the pale blue panel popped up instantly.
> [Baymax]
> [Big Hero 6 World 1/5]
> Creator: Tadashi Hamada
> Core Component: Red Medical Kit
> Synthesis Materials: 1 Smart Chip storing medical data, 1 Carbon Fiber Robotic Skeleton, 1 Humanoid Inflatable Toy, 1 Can of Healing Spray, 1 Lithium-ion Battery, 1 Small Scanner, 1 Small Projector
> Item Description: Inflatable healthcare companion robot. A high-tech medical robot that can be stored in its medical kit anytime, anywhere. Its memory contains over ten thousand medical procedures, and its AI possesses immense learning capabilities. Aside from health monitoring and emergency treatment, it is lightweight, durable, and surprisingly strong. A highly qualified professional medical companion.
> Note: Of course, if your mechanical engineering skills are reliable, it could be far more than just a medical robot~
Yes, the new "Core Component" Luca found this time could synthesize Baymax from Big Hero 6.
It was a pity that this Baymax was the original healthcare version created by Tadashi Hamada, not the combat-upgraded version modified by the protagonist, Hiro Hamada.
As for finding this "Core Component," it made sense.
During his time at the hospital, Luca had considered using his cheat to synthesize some black-tech healing item to cure his mother, Gina.
And to find the "Core Component" for a black-tech medical device, the hospital naturally had the highest probability.
However, Luca had initially focused on existing hospital equipment or various medicines.
Who would have thought that, by sheer coincidence, an ordinary, discarded medical kit would trigger the cheat's recognition?
This is good too. The tech level in Big Hero 6 seems significantly higher than the real world of 2012. Maybe Baymax's database of over ten thousand medical procedures really contains a method to cure Gina.
"Even if it doesn't, having a combat unit that's easy to modify isn't bad either."
That's right. Although the "Note" on the panel seemed to mock Luca's research skills...
While he couldn't instantly upgrade Baymax into a budget Iron Man suit like Hiro Hamada did in the movie...
Simply adding some armor and uploading combat data was well within his capabilities.
Thanks to his father's guidance and his experience in robotics competitions and building weapons, he wasn't a complete novice.
In the Marvel Universe, he couldn't compare to the freakish geniuses who built power armor in caves at age ten. But in the ordinary world, he was definitely a teenage prodigy.
Luca, having inherited everything from the original host, was at least an entry-level electronic and mechanical engineer.
Retracting his hand from the medical kit, Luca didn't bother looking for a box cutter. He used his key to slit open the large box sent from the company.
Inside were various materials he needed.
Considering the uncertainty of the cheat's material requirements, these materials were prepared in many different models and categories.
After drawing a circle on the floor with chalk, he solemnly placed the red medical kit in the center.
Next, however, Luca didn't take out the custom-made carbon fiber robotic skeleton or the inflatable doll custom-made to resemble Baymax from the delivery box.
Instead, he pulled out a robotic skeleton roughly the size of his palm, and a cheap-looking Greninja inflatable toy that was barely larger than the skeleton.
The palm-sized skeleton was actually a simplified robot toy Luca had made based on the original host's childhood memories, printed with carbon fiber using the home 3D printer.
The reason he deliberately chose these two completely irrelevant items was to test the limits of his cheat.
With a mix of anticipation and anxiety, Luca placed the tiny robotic skeleton—which probably couldn't even walk properly—into a separate large circle within the array.
The next moment, the ordinary, crude mechanical skeleton glowed white, its light slowly connecting with the white light of the red medical kit.
"This... it actually works?!"
Seeing this, even Luca was in disbelief.
Leaving aside the complexity of the original Baymax's skeleton, its height was at least comparable to a human.
But now, his palm-sized, crude skeleton could serve as a material??
"So, as long as size isn't specified, and the name matches, anything passes the check regardless of dimensions??"
"What about the quantity of material? Conservation of mass?"
As soon as he said that, Luca slapped himself lightly.
"I'm an idiot. Talking about conservation of mass with a cheat? Isn't it better the more broken it is?!"
Well, slapping himself hurt, so he just tapped his cheek lightly. It didn't even make a sound.
His gaze returned to the circular array.
Confirming the skeleton passed the check, Luca placed the Greninja inflatable toy into another circle within the array.
But this time, the Greninja doll didn't light up like the skeleton.
"???"
"What's wrong? You look down on Greninja? It's clearly a humanoid Pokémon with arms and legs!"
Unconvinced, Luca took out the Greninja and swapped it for an Ultraman doll of similar size.
This time, the inflatable doll lit up, and the white light connected.
"This... what kind of weird criteria is this?"
"Whatever, as long as it lights up."
Although there were still many mysteries about his cheat, this was progress.
Luca didn't dwell on it. After noting down this information, he placed all the other custom-made materials into the array one by one.
A smart chip containing only a single medical textbook, a generic aluminum can of medical spray, a semi-finished lithium battery from the lab, a crudely made scanner with ridiculously low precision, and a mini-projector with atrocious resolution.
No surprises this time. All items passed the array's check.
The massive circular array was now filled with white light.
Luca slapped his hands on the edge of the array and mentally commanded: Synthesize.
The white light surged, then contracted sharply.
Finally, only a red box with a completely transformed appearance remained in the center of the array.
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