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Keith, Lance, Hunk, Pidge and Princess Alura have finally launched a successful assault on Planet Doom and destroyed King Zarkon's arsenal. In response, Zarkon calls upon all his evil allies in the empire. Zarkon and his new allies stage a raid on their headquarters during the Alliance meeting, forcing Voltron into a life or death struggle with Galaxy Garrision as the backdrop!

Originally broadcast on television in 1984

Discs labeled disc 8-disc 15

Anime works: AWDVD-0710 (discs 8-9), AWDVD-0716 (discs 10-12), AWDVD-0734 (discs 13-15), AWDVD-0934 (container)

Special features: 1984 news reels; exclusive composer interview; TV ads; interview with the voice actors; season three featurette; Man on the street: Voltron memories; gallery; the lost episode; vehicle team preview; history of WEP; Golion preview

Voices: Jack Angel, Michael Bell, Peter Cullen, Tress MacNeille, Neil Ross, B.J. Ward, Lennie Weinrib

Ages 7 and older

DVD, region 1; full screen (1.33:1); remastered film transfer; Dolby digital 2.0 and 5.1 surround mix; NTSC

In English, translated from Japanese

disc 8.

Lotor's new hit man ; Raid of the Red Berets ;

The

Captive comet ;

The

Little prince ; There will be a royal wedding ;

The

Sand people --

disc 9.

Voltron frees the slaves ; Voltron versus Voltron ; One princess to another --

disc 10.

Mighty space mouse ; Summit meeting ; Return of Coran's son ; Coran's son runs amuck ; Zarkon becomes a Robeast ; Lotor the King --

disc 11.

Final victory ; Dinner and a show ; Envoy from Galaxy Garrison ; Mousemania ;

The

Shell game --

disc 12. The

Traitor ; Voltron meets Jungle Woman ; Little buddies --

disc 13.

Who was that masked man? ; Take a robot to lunch ; War and peace-- and doom! ; Who's flying the blue lion and the return of Sven ; Enter Merla: queen of darkness --

disc 14. A

Ghost of a chance ; To soothe the savage robeast ; Doom girls on the prowl ; With friends like you ; Lotor-- my hero? --

disc 15.

No muse is good muse ;

The

Alliance strikes back ; Breaking up is hard to doom