RESOLVED: s10e4 Problems: This episode honestly just has a lot of wasted time that can be better spent elsewhere. More time should be spent on the finale (which I intend to expand on). There are also little problems I have here and there,such as the continued theme of ‘the good guys always lose”
Solution: basically, my desire is to cut this episode down in half and include the beginning of the following episode.
The episode starts out with one of the Olkari explaining to Pidge about how they’ve made a number of adjustments on the Altas, including changes in some of the material composition. In the last few deca-pheobs the olkari have been working on a material that emulates the same stuff that voltron is made out of. While it’s not perfect, it’s resilience is remarkable. The scene jumps over to keith and lance talking as is originally set. Another scene features coran worrying over Allura. Hunk’s whereabouts are explained in a conversation between himself and Adam over the radios. A brief respite before the episode kicks it into high gear.
During the scene where the Alteans steal the energy of the Atlas’s crystal, Shiro does actually try to stop the alteans, but is thrown back and knocked unconscious, another burst of energy knocks the rest out of consciousness as well. Successful, the alteans die, and the ship, drained of all its energy, shuts down. Voltron is in a panic without Hunk there to form Voltron, and Honerva has enough power to tear open the rift (The scene with Honerva stealing energy from the balmera is being cut, it’s just weird.)
It seems like all hope is lost, until Shiro regains consciousness, pausing to lift himself up. “This isn’t the end,” he mutters, reaching for the crystal and grabbing onto it. As soon as he makes contact, his eyes burst with white and another lion’s roar can be heard, surging the ship with newfound energy. Coran, now conscious, comments “Did anyone else hear that?” Adam and Veronica quickly begin to check readouts, announcing that they need more power. Just in the nick of time, Hunk arrives with a slew of balmera following after him, quickly commanded to force as much energy they can into the atlas. The surge of energy goes Shiro as well, glowing. “Something’s happening to my lion!” “Mine too!” Voltatlas is formed in a burst of light.
“Don’t worry about us!” Coran offers as Voltatlas heads toward the rift, “We’ll have this rift taken care of in no time!” At the helm of the Atlas, He gets his own little voltron V-scene with the balmera on his right side and the Galra flying in on his left. He smirks. “Voltron is counting on us,” he grins as voltron disappears into the void.
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s8e11 "Uncharted Regions"
Re: s8e11 "Uncharted Regions"
Problems: This episode honestly just has a lot of wasted time that can be better spent elsewhere. More time should be spent on the finale (which I intend to expand on). There are also little problems I have here and there,such as the continued theme of ‘the good guys always lose”
Solution: basically, my desire is to cut this episode down in half and include the beginning of the following episode.
The episode starts out with one of the Olkari explaining to Pidge about how they’ve made a number of adjustments on the Altas, including changes in some of the material composition. In the last few deca-pheobs the olkari have been working on a material that emulates the same stuff that voltron is made out of. While it’s not perfect, it’s resilience is remarkable. The scene jumps over to keith and lance talking as is originally set. Another scene features coran worrying over Allura. Hunk’s whereabouts are explained in a conversation between himself and Adam over the radios. A brief respite before the episode kicks it into high gear.
During the scene where the Alteans steal the energy of the Atlas’s crystal, Shiro does actually try to stop the alteans, but is thrown back and knocked unconscious, another burst of energy knocks the rest out of consciousness as well. Successful, the alteans die, and the ship, drained of all its energy, shuts down. Voltron is in a panic without Hunk there to form Voltron, and Honerva has enough power to tear open the rift (The scene with Honerva stealing energy from the balmera is being cut, it’s just weird.)
It seems like all hope is lost, until Shiro regains consciousness, pausing to lift himself up. “This isn’t the end,” he mutters, reaching for the crystal and grabbing onto it. As soon as he makes contact, his eyes burst with white and another lion’s roar can be heard, surging the ship with newfound energy. Coran, now conscious, comments “Did anyone else hear that?” Adam and Veronica quickly begin to check readouts, announcing that they need more power. Just in the nick of time, Hunk arrives with a slew of balmera following after him, quickly commanded to force as much energy they can into the atlas. The surge of energy goes Shiro as well, glowing. “Something’s happening to my lion!” “Mine too!” Voltatlas is formed in a burst of light.
“Don’t worry about us!” Coran offers as Voltatlas heads toward the rift, “We’ll have this rift taken care of in no time!” At the helm of the Atlas, He gets his own little voltron V-scene with the balmera on his right side and the Galra flying in on his left. He smirks. “Voltron is counting on us,” he grins as voltron disappears into the void.
Allura’s eyes go wide and she whispers: “Altea.”