...Pidge. But I make sure she accomplished all her dreams in life beforehand, making sure she dies happily and on her own terms.
Who DOESNT want more is the real question! And speaking of more, if you’re wondering where all of Hunks character development disappeared off to, its all hidden inside the Volume 2 Legendary Defender comic series. If you can’t buy the books, there’s this site called readcomiconline.to that has the entire first and second volumes of Legendary Defender comics, as well as some old DotU spinoff and reboot comics that are actually a lot darker than any of the Voltron TV incarnations. I know some people like darker tones in stories, so in case you were wondering, that’s where you can find most of the comics! (The site doesn’t have any 2011 Voltron Force comics, tho.)
With all the talk that’s been going round about this Clone S business, sometime I wonder how I would feel in his shoes. If you found out you were a clone, how would you feel? Or if you discovered you HAD a clone, how would you react and behave around it? Would you embrace it as a sibling? Push it away as a manufactured thing with no true soul?
Which leads to the question WOULD KURON HAVE A SOUL?!
Pidge. My favorites are always the smart ones cos I relate the most, having been the nerd in school myself and hiding behind fiction in order to spare myself the idiocy of my classmates...
Maybe kidnapped by the Galra and/or replace by a clone... like me!
Ironically, I spent Pidge’s birthday taking an hour long math test...
Her eye is really cute!
Hunks official strength stats are higher, but Shiro has more experience fighting and would definitely win in a fight.
Who says you have to be old? I just watched the eighties version for the purposes of studying VLD’s roots, but didn’t grow up with it. Same with 2011, and that CG one from the 90’s that no one talks about.
The Paladin suits, I mean
Yeaaah... I still don’t understand that. I thought the Bayards had special connections to the suits? Unless he had some kind of wristband on that let him materialize the Bayard
I think, and this is just a theory, anyone can use any Bayard and it will adapt to whatever it’s user requires. They aren’t sentient, or at least as sentient as the Lions, because they are just weapons. However, Allura did mention that the Red Bayard was “trying to show [Lance] something,” that being the way Lance had matured over the course of the show. That implies that they DO have some degree of, well, something.
What I wonder is how Lotor was so immediately proficient with the Bayard. He was already able to switch its form to multiple weapons, which no one besides Zarkon had done before (this was right before Lances upgrade.) Unless when he was a kid or something he would steal Zarkon’s Bayard and play with it.
Or perhaps over the years Lotor studied many different kinds of close combat. That would be likely, considering his interest in varying cultures. Thus he simply knew what the Bayards were capable of, and willed it to change based on what styles he deemed most useful at any moment.
Oooooh, she’s so pretty!
I know, right? I live for these parallels
Oh QUIZNAK I never thought of that! Oh...that would be the BEST way to bring her back. I always said she was the most interesting General and I wish she had more screen time...guess we’ll just have to wait and see!
There are actually a lot of things in Legendary Defender that were inspired by 2011: the Voltcoms, for instance, were an early version of the Bayard in that they change form for their owner; Haggarium is basically Quintessence, only instead of being the substance of life and energy woven into the fabric of reality Haggarium is just a big nebula of Haggar’s...magic remains. (I think, they never made it quite clear.)
Remember in the first episode of VLD, when Lance is spying on Pidge, sneaking up on her, lifting her eadphones and whispering, “You rocking out up here?” That could have been an allusion to the 2011 in which Pidge had a secret double life as a popular one-man electropop band. Boy, was THAT a weird episode. Not to mention that 2011 was actually the first version to have Keith be part alien, only instead of Galra, he was Arusian. And the idea that Voltron was formed by five planets deciding to bring peace to the galaxy, only instead of Altea, Daibazaal, The Dalterion Belt, Nalquod, and Rygnirath, the five were Arus, Earth, Ariel, Ebb(I think) and a mysteeeeerious fifth planet with no name.
Also Sven had a son I guess. And a beard. And apparently he was a Viking or something.
First of all, LOVE THE PROFILE PIC (Seraphina is so cool) and secondly, I forced myself to watch the whole 2011 version and my only consolation is that at least now I know Pidge was Daft Punk in a former life
