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Let’s Voltron: The Official Voltron Podcast #106 will be released later today! This episode features an exclusive interview with AJ LoCascio (Prince Lotor from Voltron Legendary Defender), the conclusion of the podcast’s coverage of Voltron at San Diego Comic Con 2017 (with guest Shannon Muir), an initial reaction to the recently released third season of Voltron Legendary Defender (with three guests), and a surprise at the end!
Check out Let’s Voltron at: http://letsvoltron.com
The fourth season of Voltron Legendary Defender is scheduled to hit Netflix on October 13, 2017.
Source: https://twitter.com/LetsVoltron/status/893559269160824836
At midnight Pacific Time, Netflix released the seven-episode third season of Voltron: Legendary Defender, and a six-episode fourth season of the series will be released in October.
In the second-season finale, Team Voltron leader Shiro disappeared during an intense battle against Emperor Zarkon, who was critically injured. In the final moments of the second season, Zarkon’s witch Haggar ordered the summoning of Prince Lotor.
Congratulations to Lendy Tayag, whose amazing LEGO Ideas Voltron is on its way to becoming a licensed LEGO product!
Episode #105 of Let’s Voltron: The Official Voltron Podcast is online!
Marc Morrell and Greg Tyler are joined by guests Shamus Kelley, Shambhavi, and Dani, as they discuss the Voltron events and experience at San Diego Comic Con 2017.
Although Greg wasn’t at the con, he still flew the five-colored flag by reviewing the new Voltron Legendary Defender Metal Defender lion figures by Playmates Toys for the podcasts’s YouTube channel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsbQhMdwCgc
Two lucky listeners also won Voltron San Diego Comic Con prize packs!
Listen to Let’s Voltron #105 here: http://letsvoltron.com/105
Andrea Romano, voice director of Voltron Legendary Defender, has announced that she will retire this week, according to IGN (http://www.ign.com/articles/2017/07/31/legendary-voiceover-director-andrea-romano-retires).
Romano’s professional credits include Tiny Toon Adventures, DuckTales, Animaniacs, Batman: The Animated Series, ReBoot, Spongebob Squarepants, The Legend of Korra, and many other television and feature film projects.
In early 2017, Lions and Pilots and Bots Dot Com author Greg Tyler had the opportunity to meet Andrea Romano during a recording session for Voltron Legendary Defender, and he and Marc Morrell of Let’s Voltron: The Official Voltron Podcast (http://letsvoltron.com) were fortunate to interview her in Episode 74 (http://www.letsvoltron.com/74).
Animation aficionados no doubt wish Ms. Romano the very best as she begins the next chapter of her life.
From around the Internet and social media…
Voltron collectors in the Action Figure Junkies Facebook group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/AFJunkies/) have recently spotted some of the second-wave Voltron Legendary Defender basic action figures at a Walmart store in California. Figures spotted include Shiro, Keith, and Lance. Thanks to fellow Voltron fan and collector Mark Oliver for the scoop!
Other collectors have reported that Metal Defender Lions of Voltron, a box set of all five Metal Defender lion figures, have been seen at Target stores, priced at $69.99, roughly $5 less expensive than when the Metal Defender Lions are purchased individually. (Each Metal Defender Lion has an MSRP of about $15.)
There have also been numerous sightings of Voltron Legendary Defender, an all-new box set of all five Legendary Lion figures, which had originally been released individually as part of the toy line’s first wave. The Voltron Legendary Defender box set is a Toys R Us exclusive, and it can also be purchased on Toys R Us’ website (https://www.toysrus.com/product?productId=131665686).
Happy hunting, collectors!
On August 1, 2017, Simon & Schuster will release two new Voltron Legendary Defender chapter books, and more books are scheduled for release later this year. The books are being published under the Simon Spotlight imprint.
The chapter books are being marketed to children of ages 4 to 11 and Grades K-4, and their list price is $6.99.
But that’s not all!
For more information about these books, check out the Voltron Legendary Defender book series page on Simon & Schuster’s website: http://www.simonandschuster.com/series/Voltron-Legendary-Defender
The books can be pre-ordered or ordered from your favorite online or brick-and-mortar bookstores, as well as from The Voltron Store (https://store.voltron.com/).
Welcome to a new section of Lions and Pilots and Bots… Dot Com: News!
With the third season of Voltron: Legendary Defender dropping on Netflix in less than a week, and the Voltron franchise reaching its 33rd anniversary in September, now is a great time to create a one-stop shop for Voltron news… and this is it! Check back often for the latest goings-on about your favorite Defender of the Universe: Voltron!