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Most people who remember Vehicle Voltron episodes from 1984-85, the formation sequence for 15 vehicles seemed to take a long time. From "First Day on a New World," after a lengthy battle, a robeast appears, and this sequence is relatively short. #vehiclevoltron #voltron

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Seth Warned You3 years ago

I have all those parts in a box somewhere….

Arinzechukwu Odi3 years ago

Dairugger Fighting Formation On!

Tal Hick3 years ago

How did they do a 15 character anime? Seems difficult to have backstory for that many team members.

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