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Liv Amara

I... I never wanted to be saved like this.


Liv Amara is a character who was first referenced in season 1 of Big Hero 6: The Series before making her physical appearance in the second season episode "Lie Detector". She is a self-made billionaire and founder of the biotech company Sycorax. Liv was placed into cryogenic stasis after inflicting herself with life-threatening parasites. While she was suspended, her clone, Di Amara, impersonated Liv to carry out her objective: to save Liv's life no matter what the cost.

Background

Liv Amara is 23 and runs her own biotech company. In other words—totally hardcore.

Go Go Tomago on Liv.

At age 23, Liv started her own biotech company, which garnered immense success and fortune for Liv's career. Her accomplishment made her one of San Fransokyo's most well-known billionaires. At one point in her career, Liv began an "immortality project" where she developed symbiotic organisms called parasynths designed to guard against disease and extend life expectancy. Her project was rejected, however, and with no one willing to support her, Liv had to test the organisms on herself. The parasynths unexpectedly evolved to destroy human cells, and as a result, Liv's health began to decline rapidly; even the world's best doctors couldn't cure the parasynths. With little time left before she could perish, Liv created a being from her own DNA, Diane "Di" Amara, to continue her work for a cure while Liv herself entered cryostasis. Though Di promised to complete her mission, the clone took Liv's identity for her own and ran a ruthless campaign of genetic mutations towards finding a cure. Meanwhile, Liv was stored in a secret lab underneath Sycorax.

Appearance

Liv is a young, tall woman with hazel eyes. She has long hair with a blonde gradient that fades to light. Initially, Liv wore a lab coat with a red short-sleeved shirt, darker red pencil skirt, black belt with a gold-colored buckle, and black high heels. During her cryostasis, she wore a white bodysuit with the Sycorax logo while her hair became somewhat frayed.

Personality

Liv is presumably motivated and prodigious in biotechnology research. Despite this, Liv has noble intentions, as she dedicates her research to help others. Liv was not without flaws, however. When her requests for help on her project were ignored, her desire to succeed combined with a sense of neglect led her to experiment the untested organisms on herself, and in doing so, suffered from unforeseen development of the parasynths' malignant qualities and the birth of the amoral Di, whose existence came from Liv's belief that the only person she could trust was herself.

Liv saw biotech as a means of benefitting humanity, which stood in stark contrast to Di's beliefs. Indeed, Liv detested abusing the study of biotech, for hurting and mutating innocent people was entirely against her wish to improve health and life. When she learned of the extreme measures Di went through to cure her, instead of showing appreciation for her clone, Liv only expressed disgust of what lengths Di went, despite Di's apparent closeness to Liv, who asserted that she had never wanted to have been saved if the cost was innocent lives.

History

Liv appears in cryostasis in "Something Fluffy", though as a silhouette. Di visits Liv and tells her she will not let her down.

In "Lie Detector", Di runs different treatments on Liv's worsening condition, none of which are successful. When Chris offers her a gold-flaked cupcake, Di is inspired to use gold to stabilize Liv. After a few attempts and even dealing with Big Hero 6 in acquiring gold, Di eventually succeeds with gold robbed by Bessie. Afterward, Di returns to Liv's chamber to inform her she got the gold, wiping off some ice that reveals Liv within the tube.

Liv's condition reaches its climax during "City of Monsters". After Karmi successfully modified the gold Di acquired, Di turns to Karmi for removing the parasynths although she keeps Liv's identity confidential. Karmi finds a solution in the form of robotics, but since the subject isn't her specialty, a desperate Di seeks out Wendy Wower instead. Although her henchmen fail to acquire Wendy due to intervention from Big Hero 6, another opportunity arises when Karmi presents a nano-microbot-infused cure she and Hiro Hamada have recently created to Di. However, Di takes advantage of Karmi's connection to Hiro by mutating her, then kidnaps and blackmails Hiro to use the nano-microbots for Karmi's freedom. Once Liv is administered the nano-microbots and Karmi's cure, Hiro and Baymax remotely control the nano-microbots to fire the cure at the parasynths occupying Liv's body, ultimately succeeding in eliminating the deadly parasites.

With the parasynths destroyed, Liv's body rapidly recovers. Liv emerges from cryostasis moments later right as Di tries to mutate Hiro. Di is overjoyed to see Liv revived, though Liv reacts to the sight of a mutated Karmi and Chris in shock. Di affirms everything she has done to save Liv, to which Liv solemnly states she did not want to be saved in this way. She removes the enhancements from Chris and reverses Karmi's mutation, declaring that she is doing the right thing. Di accuses Liv of not being thankful for her efforts, but Liv only expresses shame at the horrific things her amoral clone has done and subsequently turns her over to the San Fransokyo Police Department. Following the arrests of Di and Chris, Liv presumably regains ownership of Sycorax.

Etymology

  • Liv - "Liv" is a Scandinavian word for "life". This references Liv's occupation, her benevolent personality, and her goal to improve life.

Trivia

  • Her and Di's names are a play on the words "Live" and "Die".
  • Since she is 23 in 2032, that places her date of birth around 2009.

Appearances

Big Hero 6: The Series - Season 2
1. "Internabout": Absent 14. "Mini-Maximum Trouble": Absent
2. "Seventh Wheel": Absent 15. "El Fuego": Absent
3. "Prey Date": Absent 16. "The Globby Within": Absent
4. "Something's Fishy": Absent 17. "Hardlight": Absent
5. "Nega-Globby": Absent 18. "The Present": Absent
6. "The Fate of the Roommates": Absent 19. "Hiro The Villain": Absent
7. "Muira-Horror!": Absent 20. "Portal Enemy": Absent
8. "Something Fluffy": Background 21. "Fred the Fugitive": Absent
9. "Supersonic Sue": Absent 22. "Major Blast": Absent
10. "Lie Detector": Background 23. "Fear Not": Absent
11. "Write Turn Here": Absent 24-25. "Legacies": Absent
12-13. "City of Monsters": Appears
Big Hero 6: The Series - Season 3
1. "The Hyper-Potamus Pizza-Party-Torium": Absent 6A. "Big Hero Battle": Absent
6B. "Go Go the Woweroo": Mentioned
2A. "Mayor for a Day": Absent 7A. "The New Nega-Globby": Absent
2B. "The Dog Craze of Summer": Absent 7B. "De-Based": Absent
3A. "Trading Chips": Absent 8A. "The MiSFIT": Absent
3B. "Mini Noodle Burger Max": Absent 8B. "Return to Sycorax": Absent
4A. "A Friendly Face": Absent 9A. "A Fresh Sparkles": Absent
4B. "Big Chibi 6": Absent 9B. "Noodle Burger Ploy": Absent
5A. "Cobra and Mongoose": Absent 10A. "Krei-oke Night": Absent
5B. "Better Off Fred": Absent 10B. "The Mascot Upshot": Absent

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Something Fluffy
Lie Detector
City of Monsters

Miscellaneous

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