Finally, an animation series that is worth binge-watching and being a die-hard fan for. The intellectual plot-line and the clean, but smart/ silly humor make this series very much remnant of the golden years of cartoon network (1995 to 2005). Remember swat cats, centurions, transformers prime and avatar the last air-bender? This series rightfully joins their rank and honestly, praise cannot go higher than that.This is a must watch for all ages and for true-blue sci-fi animation fans who want a light-hearted, but heart warming and though provoking series to really get into.Netflix have genuinely produced a master-piece with this one and I honestly can't wait for the new season to release.Cheers.

This is in the leagues of Legend of Korra and other quality television. It's got humour and spacelions and robots and spacedads and teen angst and more humour and aliens and it's absolutely and entirely incredible. There's very few shows that can match up to this, and there's so many funny moments.

When I first saw the reboot of Voltron, the first season, i wasn't sure that it could be surpassed. But second season is way better than the first one. It is one of the best animated series I have seen so far, and I have seen a lot of them. Believe me you won't regret watching it. In fact I was glued to my laptop until the series was finished. So a word of advice if you haven't watched it yet. Then do watch it at once.

I loved this series a lot! I have never watched the original series (although some people have taken to posting some of the more cringe-worthy moments online which are very entertaining), but I think that as a new fan, I was able to experience this in a much better and fresher way than an old fan?I didn't have a lot of information going in, only knowing that it had blown up on the internet despite only having been released for a month, but I spent the entire night watching as much as I could, and it was fantastic! The humor, while sometimes immature (or sometimes very adult-like, things able to fly over kids heads but make adults wonder about the connotation of the joke), was extremely enjoyable! As a big fan of Tim Hendricks and his work in the Avatar universe, I can safely say that this is another great work that perfectly balances action, humor, and emotion and is most definitely up to the Avatar universe level. Although I'd say that while I do love the animation for Voltron, I do find some of the main character's designs very awkward, mostly only in the face (Lance has a chin pointier than a nail, and Hunk's face is like 45% jaw).The show was kind of slow in the beginning, but I think given the amount of time the writers had, they effectively set up the universe. They had really only gone through about three arcs, but they all transitioned fluidly, and the story-telling skills was again amazing.Not to mention the representation is kind of great? Like really great. Four out of the seven main cast are poc (Although many speculate Keith possibly being Korean or Japanese, which would put the show at five out of seven). While the department of women is severely lacking, especially up to Avatar's level, the women are all empowered and serve very important roles. Props to Tim Hendrick, Joaquim Dos Santos, Lauren Montgomery, and the entire cast for bringing this great show to life! Lance is definitely my favorite, but Hunk is a close second!