Bring in the Navy.

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Pacing in the first epiode isn't very good. It tries to do so many things at once that it does get messy. Later episodes are much better about that.

What didn't make sense, by the way? Only plot point that I thought didn't really make much sense was Pidges backstory.

>reboot
>expecting it to be good
lol))

Originally posted by gərnadər the squatting slav:

>reboot
>expecting it to be good
lol))

I personally really liked it. The start is pretty rough as IanJ said but I think it really picks up in Episode 2 onward. Just wish the mech fights were better, as I thought they were pretty weak.

Originally posted by The Trilliant Revengeance:

Pacing in the first epiode isn't very good. It tries to do so many things at once that it does get messy. Later episodes are much better about that.

What did make sense, by the way? Only plot point that I thought didn't really make much sense was Pidges backstory.

I think I have a document where I listed my grinances but I can't post it now since it's late

Originally posted by Ianj Malicious Group Smasher:

frist

Originally posted by The Trilliant Revengeance:

Pacing in the first epiode isn't very good. It tries to do so many things at once that it does get messy. Later episodes are much better about that.

What didn't make sense, by the way? Only plot point that I thought didn't really make much sense was Pidges backstory.

I once heard that how a show demonstrates it's abilty to deliver exposition in the frist episode would be indicative of it's over all exposition quality

Originally posted by Ianj Malicious Group Smasher:

Originally posted by The Trilliant Revengeance:

Pacing in the first epiode isn't very good. It tries to do so many things at once that it does get messy. Later episodes are much better about that.

What didn't make sense, by the way? Only plot point that I thought didn't really make much sense was Pidges backstory.

I once heard that how a show demonstrates it's abilty to deliver exposition in the frist episode would be indicative of it's over all exposition quality

That seems like the kind of rule where if you stick to it, you'd never know when it was wrong because you would never watch any of the shows with bad exposition in the first episode.

What's the show about?

Originally posted by Evoxrus XV:

What's the show about?

I just know that it has a power rangers-style mech.

Originally posted by Evoxrus XV:

What's the show about?

Its a Science-Fantasy series about 5 pilots (Or "Paladins") who pilot the five "Lions", which are super advanced, sentient spaceships. The spaceships can fuse together to create Voltron, the defender of the Universe. An incredibly powerful, but flawed robot that is both loved and feared for its power.

What I personally really love about the series is the setting. For all intense and purposes, the bad guy won. The Galran Empire took over 80% of the entire Universe. Emperor Zarkon is in up most control. Countless Planets have been reduced to slave camps or flat out destroyed by his forces. Team Voltron is literally the only beings who can even attempt to stand up to him. Zarkon, despite his silly name (its a reboot of a 60s show, some names are gonna be goofy) has just this...commanding presence to him.

You'll have to forgive the first episode for having a weird pace, due to the fact that they wanted to introduce the shows characters, themes and ideas in a short time and it doesn't really take its time with it. Later episodes really do take their time telling their story. I don't want to spoil anything else, but by far my favorites were " Tears of the Balmera" and "The Black Paladin", those episodes are amazing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ROUn8ez9DI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIdIMGBJQ-s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZZv5Z2Iz_s