User Reviews

Always fun to see a group of heroes showing their flaws, that they have to go through learning to work as a team before saving everyone. This episode shows us a side of the humour VLD will bring from time to time and with every characters, even the more serious ones. We get to learn a bit more about how the lions work and what they can do. Also we get to see the dynamic of the team build up in a nice way. It's a lot courageous to have one of the main character to show ptsd, such an amazing good representation of something we do not see often in medias and in a character we grow to love and identify with and even the leader of the team. The paladins are still young and green and this is an interesting dynamic.

This episode surpasses the first episode in that this one squeezes an hour of bad into less than 30 minutes.

Nothing happens in this episode - absolutely nothing.

The heroes formed Voltron in the first episode, but now they can't form Voltron. It takes a food fight to push them to forming Voltron.

In one scene, Princess Generic Euro Ahhhhcent says the bad guys have conquered the entire known universe. As she says it, she's showing a map of the known universe with conquered planets in red. Half the known universe, including Earth, isn't red.

The bad guys send a monster on its way to attack Voltron.

At one point, Princess Generic Euro Ahhhhcent says the Paladins of old could form Voltron and had years of experience fighting evil. Yup, they were so good that last time the bad guys attacked, the good guys had to hide Voltron rather than have the battle tested Paladins pilot Voltron to face the bad guys.

This episode was what should have been a 5 minute sub plot in an episode.