Ok, we’re on
the final season 7 retrospective. Things are pretty dire on Earth right now,
can the Paladins turn things around?
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Tuesday, 5 May 2020
Netflix Retrospective - Voltron: Legendary Defender Season 7 Episodes 10-13
Sunday, 26 April 2020
Netflix Retrospective - Voltron: Legendary Defender Season 7 Episodes 7-9
We’re back
to Voltron and they’re back on Earth, it’s finally time to address the
controversy as we move into...
Sunday, 28 July 2019
Netflix Retrospective - Voltron Legendary Defender Season 6 Episodes 1-4
Season 6 of
Voltron came a few months after season 5. I don’t know why they stopped
splitting the seasons at this point, I guess the animation was nearing
completion and there wasn’t much point stalling it. It’s also the last season
where I don’t have to address controversy. I guess I’ll get to it when I get to
it. But onto season 6. We’ll cover the first 4 episodes in this one, because ep
3 is kinda filler and I want to leave this retrospective on a more exciting
note.
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Sunday, 1 July 2018
Netflix Retrospective: Voltron Legendary Defender Season 1 Episodes 5-7
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Sunday, 24 June 2018
Monday, 18 June 2018
Netflix Retrospective: Voltron: Legendary Defender Season 1 episode 1 - The Rise of Voltron
It’s time to
look at a series that doesn’t have hour long episodes and isn’t live action.
Yes, this is partly an excuse to narrow my workload as it’s become a little
overbearing recently, don’t worry, the long ones will be back. This is Voltron:
Legendary Defender
Voltron was
a series released back in the 90s, it took a Power Rangers-esque style with
animation, intercutting a Japanese series with their own animation to cut back
on animation costs. There were a few iterations but the most popular featured 5
lions against a villain Named King Zarkon, this is a reboot of that concept and
thus far has spanned 6 seasons. Because of the newly introduced year cut-off date for now I’ll be
covering up to season 4, with a gap for the summer hiatus and I break in October whilst I try an Halloween theme.
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