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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rated by buyers Unrated
Type of bind: DVD
Brand: Media Blasters
EAN num: 0631595071078
Format: Animated, Color, Dubbed, DVD-Video, NTSC
Label: Anime Works
Manufacturer: Anime Works
Quantity: 3
Publishing house: Anime Works
Region Code: 1
Release Date: May 08, 2007
Running Time: 375 minutes
Sale Popularity Level: 20574
Studio: Anime Works
Theatrical Release Date: 1984
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Kieth, Lance, Hunk, Pidge and Princess Allura have sucessfully awakened the legendary robot guardian, Voltron. After countless battles, they've pushed back the forces of evil King Zarkon, freeing the Princess's home, planet Arus, as well as their sister planet, Pollux. But they couldn't save the princess of Pollux, Romelle, from the clutches of Prince Lotor. The Voltron force is dedicated to defense, and are unable to launch a full scale assault on Planet Doom to rescue Romelle from Lotor's Pit of Skulls. Then, a batch of slaves arrives on planet Doom, and with them Romelle's last hope. It's a former member of the Voltron force, now a dedicated revolutionary bent on toppling King Zarkon: Sven!
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Like Robotech, Voltron is a cut-and-paste combination of unrelated series created for American TV. Part of the early wave of 'Japanimation' that helped to build an audience for anime in the U.S., Voltron also contributed to the fad for transforming robot toys. The episodes inCollection Three, the 'Green Lion' set, originally aired in October and November of 1984. Four young stalwarts from the Galaxy Alliance, Keith, Lance, Hunk, and Pidge, pilot the lion-mecha that link to form the giant robot Voltron; Princess Allura of the planet Arus took over the fifth lion after Sven was wounded in battle. After being missing in action for some time, Sven (who talks like Wally Walrus) reappears in episode 41, but stays on planet Pollux with Princess Romelle as an ally of the Voltron Force. In each episode, Lotor, the son of King Zarkon, and the evil witch Haggar concoct a new scheme to destroy Voltron and seize control of Arus--only to be defeated by Voltron between the last commercial and the closing theme song. Comprised of re-edited footage from Hyakujuo Go-Lion ('Hundred-Beast King Go-Lion') and Kikou Kantai Dairugger XV ('Armored Fleet Dairugger XV'), the episodes have obviously been assembled like mosaics, with extensive dialogue covering the gaps in the visuals. Like Robotech, Voltron has a special place in the hearts of adults who watched it as kids. For younger otaku, it's an example of how far Japanese animation has developed in the intervening years--and how much more sophisticated its audience has become. (Rated 7 and older: violence) --Charles Solomon
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The Voltron Force goes purple with this third installment of spine-tingling, Robeast-splitting action in a stunning emerald-green box. Although all of these episodes are built on the same basic formula, the stories are genuinely exciting, particularly the three-part Omega Comet saga--which is probably the best adventure of the series so far. This volume also features the return of a prominent character not seen since Volume One, and introduces Voltron's devastating lion head launching maneuver. The Green Lion Collection contains fifteen episodes, including these suspense-filled tales:
"Attack of the Fierce Frogs": Tired of getting hit on the head by his furious father's flying wineglasses, Prince Lotor meets with Witch Haggar (yet again) to ask the crafty crone to help him dispose of Voltron once and for all. She responds by having one of her obedient robot guards wheel in a skull-faced aquarium full of three-eyed tadpoles. The bad old biddy assures the Prince that these harmless-looking baby amphibians will eventually grow into ferocious purple monsters and eat the five lions for lunch. With some degree of skepticism, Lotor descends upon Planet Arus in his spooky spaceship and releases a whole mess of the slimy swimmers into the sparkling Arusian waters, where they are soon discovered by a couple of curious youngsters who just happen to be friends of Pidge.
"Doom Boycotts the Space Olympics": With a little help from Denny and Susie, Hunk and his Voltron teammates prepare Arus for the coming of the Space Olympics by building a giant soccer and track stadium while wolfing down a seemingly endless supply of Nanny's scrumptious shish kabobs. Then one night, as the daunting construction project is nearing completion, a sleepless Denny leaves the safety of his bed and steps outside, where the awestruck child observes Lotor's ghastly spacecraft firing a little pink man into Hunk's mighty orange earth moving machine. The following morning, the Voltron Force laughs off the worried juvenile's urgent warnings...until the monstrous metal constructor suddenly springs to life and barrels toward their sleeping quarters like a runaway locomotive!
"Raid of the Red Berets": Ignoring King Zarkon's sage advice that he give up Voltron hunting and start collecting stamps, the tenacious Prince Lotor calls for his band of crimson-capped android troopers to rise up through the floor of Castle Doom's fighting arena and terrorize Zarkon's alligator men. Next, the would-be philatelist loads his olive-clad commandos into Haggar's newest Robeast and drops them onto Planet Arus under cover of darkness. Immediately, the stylishly dressed humanoid hoodlums go to work smashing windows and triggering power outages all across the land. Frightened and frustrated, the ungrateful citizens of Arus storm the Castle of Lions and shout insults at a bewildered Princess Allura.
"The Captive Comet": The very first part of a three-chapter thriller begins as Witch Haggar reveals that she has discovered the secret location of the dreaded Omega Comet--a massive floating sphere with the awesome destructive power of a grey hole. While Zarkon stares at his monitor in disbelief, the beastly old bag sends a starship to Sector G-29 to surround the comet with white rings of nuclear radiation so the lethal grey ball can be hurled in Planet Arus' general direction. When the Omega Comet comes within one million hectares of Arus' verdant pastures, its far-reaching gravitons will rip the helpless planet apart in an unstoppable vortex of death!
"The Sand People": The erudite Coran receives an S.O.S. from his old friend, Professor Sawa, on the barren Sand Planet. It seems that the despicable sapphire-skinned Witch is planning to turn the timid and docile Sand People (not to be confused with the violent Tusken Raiders of Tatooine) into vicious desert warriors. So, the intrepid Voltron Force is dispatched to the vast wasteland to rescue the turban-wearing Professor and protect the diminutive, beady-eyed dune-dwellers. Soon after their arrival on the waterless planet, Pidge is involved in a Herculean struggle to free the Green Lion's limbs from a nest of colossal boa constrictors. Meanwhile, Princess Allura has befriended the aptly-named "Sandy" by placing her shiny blue and blue bracelet on the stubby jewelry lover's tiny wrist.
"Voltron versus Voltron": Since Zarkon and fiends haven't done anything rotten to the good people of Yadil lately, the Yadilians naturally assume Ole Blue Face has forgotten about them. Ergo, they decide to celebrate their newfound freedom with a big Independence Day bash featuring Voltron as the guest of honor. The Governor sends a baldheaded boy named Bobby to Arus to deliver the official invitation to the beloved Voltron Force; but before the Charlie Brown look-alike has even passed through the electric barrier that envelops Yadil's atmosphere, Voltron ... Read More
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The cartoon was excellent. i truly liked the graphics and cannot wait till the other series comes out.
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Voltron, the mighty robot loved by good, feared by evil returns with the subsequent 15 episodes in the series with Voltron: Defender of the Universe - Collection Three: Green Lion. Picking up where Collection Two left off, Voltron - Collection Three is a 3-disc (375 min.) set featuring digitally remastered Lion Force Season One episodes 31-45. The 3rd of 8 Voltron DVDs planned for release by Media Blasters, Voltron - Collection Three features Full Frame (1.33:1) video, English Dolby 5.1 audio; and comes in a "[Green] Lion's head" special molded tin, confirming the studio's Collection Two announcement that the lion head tins would release in the order in which the lions formed Voltron on the show (Blue, Yellow, Green, Red and Black). Not to mention extras which include an exclusive interview with John Peterson, the man behind the show's memorable music! As with the previous collections, fans will be amazed by all the work put into this continuing set. Keep 'em coming. Here are the episodes contained in this collection, plus a list of extras:
Episodes:
31. "The Sincerest Form of Flattery"
32. "A Transplant for the Blue Lion"
33. "Attack of the Fierce Frogs"
34. "Lotor Traps Pidge"
35. "Doom Boycotts the Space Olympics"
36. "Lotor's Clone"
37. "Lotor's New Hitman"
38. "Raid of the Red Berets"
39. "The Captive Comet"
40. "The Little Prince"
41. "There Will Be A Royal Wedding"
42. "The Sand People"
43. "Voltron Frees the Slaves"
44. "Voltron vs. Voltron"
45. "One Princess To Another"
Special Features:
* New 5.1 Surround Mix
* Interview with rapper Murphy Lee
* 1984 News Reels
* Exclusive Composer Interview
* TV Spots
* Episode synopses with original airdates
Go Voltron!
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My husband watched this show as a kid and now has my son hooked to it. They sit together and watch it then talk about the characters! Boys love it!
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The DVD is the best and you can't ask for more.
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