a5c7b9f00b Five teenagers become the last line of defense for the galaxy in an intergalactic battle against the evil alien force led by King Zarkon. After Keith, Lance, Pidge, Hunk, and Shiro are sent into space in a blue lion, they find two "alteans" by the names of Allura and Coran who have been frozen in crypto-pods for ten thousand years. They then discover that they must each pilot one of the robotic lions of Voltron, and defend the universe from an alien species called the "galra", and there evil emperor "Zarkon." Finished season one and two in the span of one week. Have re-watched it about 3 times now and strongly anticipate season three as well as the rumored live-action movie that's coming. Did not watch the original shows it spawned from but still completely understand and enjoyed every single bit of the series. Legendary defender sparks the child within all, It does what it was meant to do bridging the 80's 90's till this generation. It also bring's the giant super robot genre back to a lighter perspective. The Voltron Force is a bright crew and face dark elements, while in the most present giant robot genre they either embrace insanity or be boringly dark, Voltron isn't like that. It bring's suspense, the battles are always intense. Animation it's Studio Mir a 5* animation in all episode's, Robot Transformation repeatable but you will be very focused on the Story than the transformation. <br/><br/>In one episode you will see how dark it can be but you will see the team facing it rather than embrace it. If you need a math example here Voltron Crew= Optimus Prime G1. Is it a good thing? Yeah is it lovable?<br/><br/>Read the Title.
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