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Marc and Greg celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the date that brought Voltron to life in America - September 10, 1984. A special shout out to all the people responsible for making Voltron something that exemplifies teamwork, that we are stronger together, and the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. And if you are a Voltron Fan, celebrate with us and let us know your special Voltron memories. Send us an email at letsvoltronpodcast@gmail.com or post comments on the video version of the podcast HERE.You can see the video version of the podcast HERE.As Always, Thanks for listening and watching! Let's Voltron!!

Jeff Trojan, VP of Marketing for Playmates Toys, joins Marc and Greg to announce Playmates Toys 40th Anniversary Voltron Release, coming in March! We had done our first review of this set when it was released for the first time in 2018. You can view that review here: https://youtu.be/B7oJ7eFP7w0 #voltron #toys #40thanniversary #playmatestoys #targetYou can also view the video version of this podcast HERE!As Always, Thanks for Watching and Listening! Let's Voltron!!

Eddy and Chris talk about the Lion Force portion of the original Voltron: Defender of the Universe, and how bad Sven is. Episodes covered: E1 Space Explorers Captured E3 A Ghost and Four Keys E5 Princess Joins Up E8 The Stolen Lion E35 Doom Boycotts the Space Olympics E53 Dinner and a Show You can stream the show on Amazon Prime Video: https://www.amazon.com/Space-Explorers-Captured/dp/B07VZTMTNS/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2SP5AQLD5F7MY&keywords=voltron&qid=1651239543&s=instant-video&sprefix=voltron%2Cinstant-video%2C74&sr=1-1

Marc and Greg are honored to have Shannon Muir back as a guest to help review the 37th Lion Force Episode of Voltron: Defender of the Universe, Lotor's New Hit Man. After a few Voltron News items, including VoltCon 2020 news, we hit the ground running.VoltCon 2020 is officially scheduled for October 24-25, 2020 at The Marriott East in Indianapolis, Indiana. Tickets and more details are available at https://voltcon.org/! We can't wait to see more Voltron Fans there this year for the second VoltCon!Voltron Brewing Company in Tuscon, Arizona has just recently opened at 330 S. Toole Ave., Suite 200 next to Rocks and Ropes Trampoline Park. This new brewery has formed from the combining of Sentinel Peak Brewing Company and Borderlands Brewing Company. Their first joint creation is known as Lion Force Lager (6.9% ABV) and it has a 4.15/5 rating on Untappd. We can't wait to try it! Check them out on Instagram here:https://www.instagram.com/voltronbrewing/Marc was recently interviewed for the Engel Jones 12-Minute Convos Podcast. This was Marc's 3rd time on this podcast, exploring the power of conversation. Check it out here: https://twelveminuteconvos.com/marc-morrell-2/In this podcast, we are reviewing the 37th Episode of the Lion Force episodes of Voltron: Defender of the Universe – Lotor's New Hit Man. Here are some of our favorite screenshots from that episode:As always, Thanks for Listening! Let's Voltron!

ようこそ to our Japanese Celebration of Voltron! In this podcast, we talk to 3 fans of Voltron Legendary Defender who give us the Japanese perspective (Unky, Kalai, and Hikawa), and what it's like to be a Voltron fan in Japan. We play a clip from the Japanese-dubbed version of Voltron Legendary Defender and give credit to those Japanese actors. For our Retro Voltron Segment, we give credit to the original actors of Beast King GoLion from 1981. A BIG ありがとうございました to all our Japanese listeners! This podcast is for you! We want to thank our special guests, Unky, Kalai, and Hikawa, for joining us on this podcast! To follow our honored guests on Twitter, Unky is @atamaokaCY, Hikawa is @HKW_mvl and Kalai is @kalai_chik !! Here's a picture taken at WonderCon 2018 in Anaheim, California, with Marc, Kalai, Hasu (not in the podcast interview), and Hikawa: Unky (not pictured) had given Marc a copy of her Voltron Fan art portfolio, so here are some samples from her wonderful Voltron fan art: Here are the Japanese Credits at the end of Voltron Legendary Defender episodes on Netflix: You may have noticed the music at the beginning and end of the podcast has changed for this podcast. At the beginning, we feature the original theme for Beast King GoLion (1981) and at the end, we feature the original theme for Armored Fleet Dairugger XV (1982). These were the two Japanese shows from Toei Animation that were used to create the Lion Force and Vehicle Force episodes of Voltron: Defender of the Universe in 1984. We hope you enjoyed our Japanese Celebration of Voltron! Next week, we're going to the land Down Under (Australia) to talk to Adam O'Brien and have him help us review the Voltron Legendary Defender episode, Bloodlines, from Season 5. As Always, Thanks for Listening! Let's Voltron!!

Dynotherms Connected! This week Johnny and Brian are back talking Voltron: Legendary Defender and the new Lion Force! They also continue the month of Disney Sci-fi looking back at Flight of the Navigator and there has been a bunch of news since the last episode, so there is a lot of cover this week. News Bites RIP Anton Yelchin Justice League Movie News Supergirl Has Her Superman DC Comics Wastes No Time Announcing First Crossover IDW M.A.S.K. Character Designs and Other Reveals Voltron Legendary Defender Voltron: Legendary Defender is an American animated television series produced by DreamWorks Animation Television and World Events Productions and animated by Studio Mir. It is a reboot of the 1984 Voltron series, and its animation is a mix of anime influence for characters and background and CGI for Voltron action sequences. Watch: Netflix Flight of the Navigator Flight of the Navigator is a 1986 American science fiction-comedy film directed by Randal Kleiser and written by Mark H. Baker and Michael Burton, about David Freeman, a 12-year-old boy who is abducted by an alien spaceship and finds himself caught in a world that has changed around him. Source: Wikipedia New Comics This Week Contact Us The Infamous Podcast...

In this episode we really get our Geek on as Voltron: Lion Force take on the Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers in a battle for galactic supremacy. No Lions or Dinozords […]

Marc Morrell and Dan Jolley review 4 more episodes (13-16) from Voltron: Defender of the Universe (Lion Force). Dan keeps us up to date on his career, and Marc talks about the 30th Anniversary Book and panel at New York Comic Con, as well as book signings and interviews. If you recall, we haven't reviewed the Original Series Voltron Episodes since Podcast #22. We finished reviewing Episode 12 during that podcast. So, this podcast episode covers the following Original Series Voltron episodes (Beast King GoLion episode titles in parenthesis): #13 – The Witch Gets a Facelift (Introducing Beautiful Honerva) #14 – Yurak Gets His Pink Slip (The Crown Prince of Hell) #15 – Give Me Your Princess (Overcome the Phantom of Shirogane) #16 – Bridge Over the River Chozzerai (The Legendary Bridge of Love) Listen as Marc brings back Dan Jolley, our special guest from Podcast #7, to discuss the differences between the Voltron and GoLion versions of these 4 episodes. This story arc sees the exit of Commander Yurak and the entrance of Prince Lotor, who takes over as the Commander in Chief of the Drule Forces on Planet Doom. Lotor also has a strong infatuation with Princess Allura that is a continuous theme throughout the rest of the series. Marc also talks about the 30th Anniversary Book, which is being released to stores everywhere on Tuesday, October 28. If you haven't pre-ordered it, you can pick up a copy on Tuesday, wherever books are sold. Online, you can also purchase the Kindle, e-book, Nook, and other digital versions of the book through Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Google Play, and other retail sites. Thanks for listening!

In the first of two podcast episodes covering Vehicle Team Voltron, Marc welcomes special guest Gregory Tyler (Dudley Drule Right on Voltron.com Forums), who is a fan of everything Voltron, but has a special love for Panosh Place Voltron Toys and is working on creating his own 3D-printed Panosh Place Style Vehicle Voltron. Marc and Greg cover mostly history, comparisons, and story-related aspects of Vehicle Team Voltron in this episode. The second episode, which will be released next week, will cover a little more story-related questions, but will really dive deep into the tie-in merchandise that was associated with the Vehicle Voltron show, and we'll talk about Greg's own fan projects. At the top of the episode, Marc mentions some other coverage of Vehicle Volton that came before this podcast. Obviously, we don't want to suggest that there hasn't been a lot more written about or videos that talk about Vehicle Voltron, but these are what we consider to be 3 of the top ones that cover “the other Voltron”. The first is a video that was produced by WEP several years ago, and it is narrated by former WEP Creative Director, Jeremy Corray. It is entitled Lion Voltron VS. Vehicle Voltron: The Fans Sound Off! The second is a site that was created by a fan named Purrsia, called VoltronCentral.net and it contains information, character bios, episode descriptions, links, videos, pictures and a whole lot more. It breaks everything down by Dairugger and Vehicle Team Voltron in their own respective categories. It is a really good resource for those looking for answers to your Vehicle Voltron questions. The third is the 2-Part Video Retrospective on Vehicle Voltron done recently by RetroBlasting. This comprehensive look at the Vehicle Voltron show and the merchandise that came with it really covers a lot of ground, supported by fantastic visuals. Watch them here: Part 1 of RetroBlasting's Vehicle Voltron Retrospective Part 2 of RetroBlasting's Vehicle Voltron Retrospective Instead of these 2 Vehicle team Voltron podcast episodes re-hashing these other stories, we would like to think that this discussion between Marc and Greg complements them in a respectful way, while diving deep into the substance of the show, its history, and the merchandise and fandom that surround it. Marc also made 2 Big Announcements during this podcast. The first is a worldwide gathering of Voltron fans online on September 10. This “Voltron 30th Anniversary Marathon” in the form of a Google Hangout on Air will be hosted by Let's Voltron: The Official Voltron Podcast, and it will start at 2 PM ET and run a full 8 hours, until 10 PM ET. You need to have a Google Account to participate. Fans can chat with each other while they watch a programmed YouTube playlist that will include Voltron episodes from every series, as well as special interviews, celebrity reels, robot chicken sketches, old commercials, and fan films. You won't want to miss this chance to gather with Voltron Fans from all over the world, all at the same time, and watch your favorite giant robot in all his glory. The second announcement was that Let's Voltron will release a special September 10 30th Anniversary podcast, with WEP Managing Director Tiffany Ilardi joining us as a special guest. Also, Chris Wofford from Acidfree Gallery will be announcing the winner of the “Show Us Your Voltron” picture contest. The winner will be receiving a Limited Edition METAL Voltron 30th Anniversary Print (a $200 value!). Thanks for listening!

Marc Morrell and Special Guest Host Dan Jolley review 4 more episodes from the Original Lion Force Voltron Series, where they provide comparisons with the GoLion episodes from which these Voltron episodes were made. Dan provides a unique perspective, since he has watched these episodes as a fan when he was a kid, then watched these episodes as an adult writer, and had to research these episodes again as a writer of Voltron Comics for Devil's Due Publishing. If you recall, we haven't reviewed the Original Series Voltron Episodes since Podcast #15. We finished reviewing Episode 8 The Stolen Lion (Stolen Blue Lion) during that podcast. So, this podcast episode covers the following Original Series Voltron episodes (Beast King GoLion episode titles in parenthesis): 9 – A Pretty Spy (Girl of the Land of Evil) 10 – Secret of the White Lion (Curse of the White Lion) 11 - Surrender (Red Rain of Hell) 12 - Bad Birthday Party (Evil Doings of the Emperor) Listen as Marc brings back Dan Jolley, our special guest from Podcast #7, to discuss the differences between the Voltron and GoLion versions of these 4 episodes. This story arc shows that Princess Allura is still unsure of herself in her role on the team. It also shows that Voltron is not always the one who saves the day. Marc closes out the episode with a preview of upcoming episodes, including a surprise episode from San Diego Comic-Con, a Vehicle Voltron episode, and possibly, an interview with one of the voice actors from the original Voltron Series. Thanks for listening!

This episode is exciting for our hosts, Mike French and Marc Morrell, because they finally get to talk about the original series in detail, starting with the first 4 episodes, out of 52, in the Lion Force Series. As an added bonus, Mike French gives the Beast King GoLion perspective as we go through the episodes. Space Explorers Captured Escape to Another Planet A Ghost and 4 Keys The Missing Key Before they discuss these episodes, Mike prepares the listeners to be on the lookout for the 2nd Issue of the Robotech/Voltron Crossover Comic Series, due out later this month. The 3rd issue cover has already been teased through Facebook and Twitter. Marc announces the “Challenge the Chee” selection for our resident podcast artist, Chee-Toy. Our superfan listener, Cryoflyte, posted this suggestion that our hosts have chosen: @LetsVoltron @Chee_toy @Voltron ooh ooh...the space explorers taking on that robeast they never got to fight in the arena! #ChallengeTheChee— Cryoflyte (@Skechek) January 29, 2014 Our hosts wanted to see an image of the fight between the Space Explorers and the Blue Robeast, so when Chee-Toy is finished, she will post that to the Let’s Voltron Facebook Page. Thanks, Chee-Toy, and thanks to Cryoflyte for the great suggestion! Thanks for listening!