Baymax was introduced in Disney's Big Hero 6 in 2014 as a personal healthcare companion built by Tadashi Hamada and later befriended by Hiro. His pain rating question became one of his most quoted lines because it sums up his literal, caring programming. Clips of the line, including the French dubbed version, later circulated on soundboards and in short edit videos. It stays popular as a reaction to minor injuries, because the calm clinical question makes an everyday bump or fall feel officially diagnosed.
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Baymax asking to rate your pain on a scale of one to ten from Big Hero 6, in the French dub. Used for injury clips, fails and mock medical check-ins.
This is Baymax, the soft inflatable healthcare robot from Big Hero 6, calmly asking a patient to rate their level of pain. The clip is from the French dub, so the question is delivered in French with his gentle, flat, clinical tone. There is no panic or drama in the voice, which is what makes it funny when it is laid over a real fall or injury. The contrast between his caring bedside manner and whatever chaotic moment is on screen turns a small accident into a deadpan medical assessment.