This is full-spoiler discussion page for Netflix's third season of Voltron: Legendary Defender, for those who've watched all seven episodes of the season. For my overall, non-spoilery thoughts, read my full Voltron Season 3 review.
Voltron: Legendary Defender made some pretty significant changes to the status quo with this new season, all of which served to make the series even more engaging. None of these changes benefited the show more than the temporary absence of team leader/Black Lion pilot Shiro. Not that I disliked Shiro by any means in the previous seasons, but he seemed to serve more purpose as a lingering shadow over the rest of the team than an active player in the plot. His disappearance served as a catalyst for Keith's character arc this season, forcing Keith to embrace the responsibilities of team leader and learn to make hard decisions in the heat of battle.
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Voltron: Legendary Defender made some pretty significant changes to the status quo with this new season, all of which served to make the series even more engaging. None of these changes benefited the show more than the temporary absence of team leader/Black Lion pilot Shiro. Not that I disliked Shiro by any means in the previous seasons, but he seemed to serve more purpose as a lingering shadow over the rest of the team than an active player in the plot. His disappearance served as a catalyst for Keith's character arc this season, forcing Keith to embrace the responsibilities of team leader and learn to make hard decisions in the heat of battle.
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