A little over a year after len_d69's custom Lego Voltron set was submitted to the Lego Ideas platform, the toymaker has officially decided to put it into production after the fantastic model of the five transforming robots from the original animated series successfully received 10,000 votes of support from fans.
Great news, Voltron fans: the third season of Netflix and Dreamwork’s animated Voltron reboot is coming a lot sooner than you’d think. The bad news is that you’re going to get a little less of it than you were expecting.
Behold one of the most incredible do-it-yourself Voltron models I’ve ever seen. I’m willing to bet the same is true for you.
Summer always feels so full of things we should be doing, and yet, when there’s so much new television, why should we even bother to leave the house? There’s a bevy of new series about the supernatural, there are some welcome returns, including Mr. Robot. But this summer’s biggest show is the long-awaited Preacher—…
Ieyasu Tse's Lego creations include vehicle Voltron, the Big Bad Wolf, various Marvel and DC heroes, and more:
Maybe because it had a relatively strong lead female character, maybe because it had some hunky dudes, maybe because everyone just likes lions, I'm not sure, but when I was growing up, Voltron was one of the few series the girls in my class liked almost as much as the boys.
Growing up in the 1980s, Voltron was a big part of my childhood. There was Voltron with the lions and then Voltron with the vehicles. Another big part of my childhood was Disney, and there wasn't a Disney Voltron. Until now.
From 2012, let's take a trip back to the 1980s, and what it was like to be a kid drawing the stuff you were into. Some of the images you're about to see are ostensibly part of "schoolwork", others drawings scribbled in the rear pages of a book where there was supposed to be stuff like maths problems, but are instead…
Before I came to the 2012 San Diego Comic-Con I had two one-year-old boys. Now I have ideas. So many ideas.
I'm not really sure if the Voltron figures I spotted while browsing the floor of New York Comic-Con this weekend are new, but I'm positive I'm going to need to buy at least one of them.
Five-player co-op? Of course the forthcoming video game based on Voltron: will have five-player co-op, with each player controlling the mechanical lion of their choice, each player working together to wield Voltron's Blazing Sword to dispatch some big bad guy in 30 seconds or less.
It might not feel like it, but we're in the midst of a Voltron revolution, and nowhere will that be more readily evident than at next month's first Voltron Comic-Con panel ever, where THQ will be on hand to show us what sort of video games the five lions will be forming up to create.
The manufacturers of this $15 have simply called it "VolTRON", which I suppose makes more sense than my first attempt, "VOLTR2N".
We usually enjoy the latest SwizzBeats track as much as the next pop rap follower. However, the brand new Voltron Force theme song, which turns our favorite kitty robot into some sort of horrible buzz verb, has us worried.
The combined might of the Voltron license and the publishing powers of THQ will bring the 80s cartoon to video game form this year, according to a report from Variety.
Voltron was an 1980s American reworking of Japanese anime series Kikou Kantai Dairugger XV and Go Lion into a single, seemingly seamless program. The mastermind behind Voltron, Peter Keefe, passed away on May 27.
The Hollywood big screen adaptation of iconic 1980s television cartoon Voltron has been languishing in development hell for years. After several script drafts, the live-action movie version is heading back to square one.
Remember that painfully adorable Voltron cosplayer Ash posted about a few days ago? Well, that was nothing.
It's a Voltron game! Yeeessssssss. And it's for the iPhone! Hrm.
Blizzard pulls no punches this April 1st, with not one but four different pranks featuring pimped mounts, a new Diablo III class, the biggest StarCraft 2 unit ever created, and PVP dance battles.
