Voltron - The Third Dimension - Building the Forces of Doom (Vol. 2) [VHS]

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	Actor(s):	Clancy Brown Michael Bell Tim Curry Tress MacNeille Kevin Michael Richardson
	Video by:	Vidmark / Trimark
	Sales Rank:	379788

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Actor(s):
Clancy Brown
Michael Bell
Tim Curry
Tress MacNeille
Kevin Michael Richardson

Recording label: Vidmark / Trimark
EAN: 9781588170521
Binding: VHS Tape
ISBN: 1588170527
Format: Animated, Color, NTSC,
Release Date: 2000-11-07
Universal product code (UPC): 031398752134
Number of discs: 1
Audience rating: G (General Audience)

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This second installment of the new version of Voltron continues the adventures of the five intrepid pilots Keith, Allura, Hunk, Pidge, and Lance, whose lion-space ships link to create the gigantic battle robot the series is named for. Having escaped from prison, Lotor joins forces with the sorceress Haggar, who has hidden Castle Doom somewhere in "The Dream Dimension." The two villains are soon gleefully scheming and screaming together. The members of the Voltron Force are eager to prevent Lotor from resuming his career of destruction and terror. They chafe at the restrictions placed on them by Amalgamus, the prissy robot who heads the Galaxy Garrison. Amalgamus refuses to let them use the weapons they need to halt Lotor before he becomes a threat to civilization. The five heroes rely on a mystic bond with their ships ("Lion and pilot are one") and do what they feel is needed to hold Lotor in check. The sequence of the lions joining to form Voltron works better in computer animation than it did in the drawn series. The motion-capture animation remains weightless, and the scenes of huge mechanical lions leaping through space--where there's no gravity--look incongruous. Not rated: suitable for ages 7 and up for violence, mostly robots and space ships attacking each other. --Charles Solomon

Running time: 46 minutes