My husband enjoys Voltron Legendary Defender and breezed through all the episodes on Netflix as soon as they aired. Originally there was the original 1984 series, Voltron: Defender of the Universe. Now, 12 of these classic episodes have been handpicked and introduced by the creative powers behind DreamWorks Voltron Legendary Defender, who share the iconic moments that entertained them as kids and inspired them as adults as they formed an all-new Voltron for audiences today. Voltron 84 is where 2017 meets 1984.
Voltron returns to Netflix with 12 classic episodes this weekend Friday, March 24th with Voltron 84! Check out this brand new trailer:
Introductions from the cast and crew of DreamWorks Voltron Legendary Defender include commentary from Joaquim Dos Santos (Executive Producer), Lauren Montgomery (Co-Executive Producer), Tim Hedrick (Story Editor), Josh Hamilton (Story Editor), Josh Keaton ( voice of Shiro), Kimberly Brooks (voice of Allura), Steve Ahn (Director), Chris Palmer (Director), Mitch Iverson (Writer), Christine Bian (Design Supervisor), Benjamin Kaltenecker (Line Producer), and Jeff Adams (Supervising Picture Editor), all sharing their favorite moments from the classic Voltron: Defender of the Universe series that inspired their work today.
Here is the specific episode information below along with an exclusive interview with EP’s Joaquim dos Santos and Lauren Montgomery!
i09.com Interview with Executive Producer Joaquim dos Santos and Co-Executive Producer Lauren Montgomery: http://bit.ly/2nh4ghD
Episodes include:
- “The Stolen Lion”
- “The Sleeping Princess”
- “Doom Boycotts the Space Olympics”
- “Space Explorers Captured”
- “Escape to Another Planet“
- “The Missing Key”
- “The Right Arm of Voltron”
- “The Lion Has New Claws”
- “Secret of the White Lion”
- “The Witch Gets A Facelift”
- “Give me Your Princess”
- “The Treasure of Planet Tyrus”
About DreamWorks Animation Television:
DreamWorks Animation Television is one of the world’s leading suppliers of high-quality, animated family programming, reaching consumers on linear and on-demand platforms in more than 130 countries and garnering 31 Emmy Awards to date. It is a division of the Universal Filmed Entertainment Group (UFEG).
