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* In the stop-motion sketch comedy series Robot Chicken, Voltron has appeared "You Got Robo-Served", Voltron is forced into a dance competition against a {{Robeast}} ([[https://www.ebay.ca/itm/175847704587 Scorpious]] from the Panosh Place toyline).[[note]]After a while, Voltron runs out of moves, therefore losing the battle and having been "served", much to the Robeast's amusement. Out of embarrassment, Voltron simply slices the Robeast in half with the [[FinishingMove Blazing Sword]] in retribution. Both of the songs danced to (the original "Work It Out on the Floor" and its [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong legally necessitated]] replacement) contain references to the cartoon series.[[/note]]
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* In the stop-motion sketch comedy series Robot Chicken, Voltron has appeared ''Voltron'' is referenced in the episode "You Got Robo-Served", Robo-Served". Voltron is forced into a dance competition against a {{Robeast}} ([[https://www.ebay.ca/itm/175847704587 Scorpious]] from the Panosh Place toyline).[[note]]After a while, Voltron runs out of moves, therefore losing the battle and having been "served", much to the Robeast's amusement. Out of embarrassment, Voltron simply slices the Robeast in half with the [[FinishingMove Blazing Sword]] in retribution. Both of the songs danced to (the original "Work It Out on the Floor" and its [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong legally necessitated]] replacement) contain references to the cartoon series.[[/note]]
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* In ''Film/Deadpool2016'', ''Voltron'' is referenced in two scenes.[[note]]First one is in an arcade, when Wade wins a limited edition ''Voltron: Defender of the Universe'' ring and tells Vanessa, "FYI, five mini-lion bots come together to form one super lion bot." The second is towards the end of the film; Wade says "You know, for a second there, it felt like we were three mini-lion robots coming together to form one super robot."[[/note]]
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* ''Voltron'' appeared in a 2012 MetLife Super Bowl commercial with various other cartoon characters.
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* ''Voltron'' appeared in a 2012 MetLife [=MetLife=] Super Bowl commercial with various other cartoon characters.
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* ''Voltron'' was mentioned in a quote by New York Giants Linebacker Lavar Arrington about the potential of the team's defense for the 2006 season: "Voltron still hasn't formed yet... I can only imagine what we will be once we get everybody out there."
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* ''Voltron'' was mentioned in a quote by New York Giants Linebacker Lavar Arrington about the potential of the team's defense for the 2006 season: "Voltron still hasn't formed yet... I can only imagine what we will be once we get everybody out there.""
* ''Voltron'' appeared in a 2012 MetLife Super Bowl commercial with various other cartoon characters.
* ''Voltron'' appeared in a 2012 MetLife Super Bowl commercial with various other cartoon characters.
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* In the UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube game ''Gotcha Force'', the character Metal Hero is arguably modeled after Voltron, with a helmet resembling that of a lion or tiger, and wielding a "Blazing Sword".[[note]]Also, the motions used by Metal Hero to perform his special attack are identical to the motions used by Voltron to summon the Blazing Sword. ''Voltron'' is also referenced by the Borg Victory King, who utilizes gatlings fired from his legs.[[/note]]
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* In the UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube game ''Gotcha Force'', ''VideoGame/GotchaForce'', the character Metal Hero is arguably modeled after Voltron, with a helmet resembling that of a lion or tiger, and wielding a "Blazing Sword".[[note]]Also, the motions used by Metal Hero to perform his special attack are identical to the motions used by Voltron to summon the Blazing Sword. ''Voltron'' is also referenced by the Borg Victory King, who utilizes gatlings fired from his legs.[[/note]]
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* Reebok made a line of shoes named "The Voltron Pack" which features 5 designs of Reebok's famous shoes each with its own action figure that can combine to make a large one.
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* In the 2017 DreamWorks Animation film ''WesternAnimation/TheBossBaby'', the title character illustrates the "old being replaced with the new" by swapping a stuffed lamb for a ''Voltron: Defender of the Universe'' toy.
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* In the 2017 DreamWorks Animation Creator/DreamWorksAnimation film ''WesternAnimation/TheBossBaby'', the title character illustrates the "old being replaced with the new" by swapping a stuffed lamb for a ''Voltron: Defender of the Universe'' toy.
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* In the opening scene of ''Film/HotRod'', Dave orders his food under the name "Vultron" because "It's super bad ass."
* In the 2017 DreamWorks Animation film ''WesternAnimation/TheBossBaby'', the title character illustrates the "old being replaced with the new" by swapping a stuffed lamb for a ''Voltron: Defender of the Universe'' toy.
* In the 2017 DreamWorks Animation film ''WesternAnimation/TheBossBaby'', the title character illustrates the "old being replaced with the new" by swapping a stuffed lamb for a ''Voltron: Defender of the Universe'' toy.
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* In an episode of the online Machinima series Red vs. Blue, Pvt. Tucker says "Women are like Voltron. The more you can hook up, the better it gets."
* In an episode of the online Machinima series Red vs. Blue, Pvt. Tucker says "Women are like Voltron. The more you can hook up, the better it gets."
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* A Gizmodo computer review describes the Itronix [=GoBook=] III laptop as looking "like Voltron's underwear."
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In the 2006 Halloween cartoon of ''WebAnimation/HomestarRunner'', the character Strong Bad states, "we'll form into a giant robotic Halloween Night-finding space panther!"
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* In the UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube game ''Gotcha Force'', the character Metal Hero is arguably modeled after Voltron, with a helmet resembling that of a lion or tiger, and wielding a "Blazing Sword." Also, the motions used by Metal Hero to perform his special attack are identical to the motions used by Voltron to summon the Blazing Sword. ''Voltron'' is also referenced by the Borg Victory King, who utilizes gatlings fired from his legs.
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* In the UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube game ''Gotcha Force'', the character Metal Hero is arguably modeled after Voltron, with a helmet resembling that of a lion or tiger, and wielding a "Blazing Sword." Also, Sword".[[note]]Also, the motions used by Metal Hero to perform his special attack are identical to the motions used by Voltron to summon the Blazing Sword. ''Voltron'' is also referenced by the Borg Victory King, who utilizes gatlings fired from his legs.[[/note]]
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* In Jim Butcher's ''Literature/TheDresdenFiles'' novel ''Blood Rites'', Harry Dresden refers to the merged form of a bunch of flying monkey demons as "Monkey Voltron." (on page 4).
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* In the UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube game ''Gotcha Force'', the character Metal Hero is arguably modeled after Voltron, with a helmet resembling that of a lion or tiger, and wielding a "Blazing Sword." Also, the motions used by Metal Hero to perform his special attack are identical to the motions used by Voltron to summon the Blazing Sword. ''Voltron'' is also referenced by the Borg Victory King, who utilizes gatlings fired from his legs.
* A Gizmodo computer review describes the Itronix GoBook III laptop as looking "like Voltron's underwear."
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In the 2006 Halloween cartoon of ''WebAnimation/HomestarRunner'', the character Strong Bad states, "we'll form into a giant robotic Halloween Night-finding space panther!"
* In Jim Butcher's ''Literature/TheDresdenFiles'' novel ''Blood Rites'', Harry Dresden refers to the merged form of a bunch of flying monkey demons as "Monkey Voltron." (on page 4).
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* In the UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube game ''Gotcha Force'', the character Metal Hero is arguably modeled after Voltron, with a helmet resembling that of a lion or tiger, and wielding a "Blazing Sword." Also, the motions used by Metal Hero to perform his special attack are identical to the motions used by Voltron to summon the Blazing Sword. ''Voltron'' is also referenced by the Borg Victory King, who utilizes gatlings fired from his legs.
* A Gizmodo computer review describes the Itronix GoBook III laptop as looking "like Voltron's underwear."
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* Filipino band Music/ParokyaNiEdgar released a batch of parody t-shirt designs as recently as 2021, which included 1980s SuperRobot anime shows such as ''Anime/MazingerZ'', ''Anime/{{Daimos}}'', ''Anime/VoltesV'', and ''Voltron''.
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* Filipino band Music/ParokyaNiEdgar released a batch of parody t-shirt designs as recently as 2021, which included 1980s SuperRobot anime shows such as ''Anime/MazingerZ'', ''Anime/{{Daimos}}'', ''Anime/VoltesV'', and ''Voltron''.''Voltron''.
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* In the collectible card game ''TabletopGame/MagicTheGathering'', the Visions expansion featured robotic Chimera creatures, which added their abilities interchangeably to one another. Though the deck built around the Chimera creatures was never particularly powerful, it was and is still well known as the "Voltron Deck," and the game mechanic from the Chimera as the "Voltron Mechanic."
* ''Voltron'' was mentioned in a quote by New York Giants Linebacker Lavar Arrington about the potential of the team's defense for the 2006 season: "Voltron still hasn't formed yet... I can only imagine what we will be once we get everybody out there."
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* In the collectible card game ''TabletopGame/MagicTheGathering'', the Visions expansion featured robotic Chimera creatures, which added their abilities interchangeably to one another. Though the deck built around the Chimera creatures was never particularly powerful, it was and is still well known as the "Voltron Deck," and the game mechanic from the Chimera as the "Voltron Mechanic."
* ''Voltron'' was mentioned in a quote by New York Giants Linebacker Lavar Arrington about the potential of the team's defense for the 2006 season: "Voltron still hasn't formed yet... I can only imagine what we will be once we get everybody out there."
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* In the comic book series ''ComicBook/GoldDigger'', there are regular appearances by a group of Leprechaun heroes called the "Vaultron Force". They pilot five mechanical shoes that combine to form the giant robot "Vaultron" (It's only giant by Leprechaun scale, only being about five feet tall, overall). They are menaced by both a direct parody of Lotor and Haggar, (Oompa Loompas), and their enemies, the Pirate Ninja Leprechauns who have the "Gallion".
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* In ''ComicStrip/ThePerryBibleFellowship'', characters who look much like the ''Voltron'' characters form a unit called "Guntron" to destroy a giant robot scorpion. At the end of the strip, the blue character is missing, since his contribution to Guntron was the blue bullet that destroyed the scorpion. The next bullet in the chamber is green, and now the green character wears a much more worried expression than in the first panel.[[note]]The other three characters form the gun itself and are safe.[[/note]]
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* In ''ComicStrip/ThePerryBibleFellowship'', characters who look much like the ''Voltron'' characters form a unit called "Guntron" to destroy a giant robot scorpion. At [[note]]At the end of the strip, the blue character is missing, since his contribution to Guntron was the blue bullet that destroyed the scorpion. The next bullet in the chamber is green, and now the green character wears a much more worried expression than in the first panel.[[note]]The The other three characters form the gun itself and are safe.[[/note]]
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* ''Voltron'' was featured in the satirical web-based cartoon strip ''Webcomic/GetYourWarOn''.
* In the webcomic ''Webcomic/SluggyFreelance'', main characters Torg and Riff are accidentally teleported to a parallel universe, where they encounter a team of superheroes similar to ''Anime/ScienceNinjaTeamGatchaman'', who form a Voltron-like robot named "Gofotron".
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* In the comic book series ''ComicBook/GoldDigger'', there are regular appearances by a group of Leprechaun heroes called the "Vaultron Force". They pilot five mechanical shoes that combine to form the giant robot "Vaultron" (It's only giant by Leprechaun scale, only being about five feet tall, overall). They are menaced by both a direct parody of Lotor and Haggar, (Oompa Loompas), and their enemies, the Pirate Ninja Leprechauns who have the "Gallion".
* In ''ComicStrip/ThePerryBibleFellowship'', characters who look much like the ''Voltron'' characters form a unit called "Guntron" to destroy a giant robot scorpion. At the end of the strip, the blue character is missing, since his contribution to Guntron was the blue bullet that destroyed the scorpion. The next bullet in the chamber is green, and now the green character wears a much more worried expression than in the first panel.[[note]]The other three characters form the gun itself and are safe.[[/note]]
* In the comic ''Ursa Minor'' #2, General Kien Lo Mein tries to convince The Bears to hand over the rights to their magical suits in order to employ nanite transformation converting the three Bears into a giant mecha bear. The Bears politely decline, saying "Look, not that we don't appreciate it, but you're preaching Voltron to the uninterested."
* ''Voltron'' was featured in the satirical web-based cartoon strip ''Webcomic/GetYourWarOn''.
* In the webcomic ''Webcomic/SluggyFreelance'', main characters Torg and Riff are accidentally teleported to a parallel universe, where they encounter a team of superheroes similar to ''Anime/ScienceNinjaTeamGatchaman'', who form a Voltron-like robot named "Gofotron".
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* In the comic book series ''ComicBook/GoldDigger'', there are regular appearances by a group of Leprechaun heroes called the "Vaultron Force". They pilot five mechanical shoes that combine to form the giant robot "Vaultron" (It's only giant by Leprechaun scale, only being about five feet tall, overall). They are menaced by both a direct parody of Lotor and Haggar, (Oompa Loompas), and their enemies, the Pirate Ninja Leprechauns who have the "Gallion".
* In ''ComicStrip/ThePerryBibleFellowship'', characters who look much like the ''Voltron'' characters form a unit called "Guntron" to destroy a giant robot scorpion. At the end of the strip, the blue character is missing, since his contribution to Guntron was the blue bullet that destroyed the scorpion. The next bullet in the chamber is green, and now the green character wears a much more worried expression than in the first panel.[[note]]The other three characters form the gun itself and are safe.[[/note]]
* In the comic ''Ursa Minor'' #2, General Kien Lo Mein tries to convince The Bears to hand over the rights to their magical suits in order to employ nanite transformation converting the three Bears into a giant mecha bear. The Bears politely decline, saying "Look, not that we don't appreciate it, but you're preaching Voltron to the uninterested."
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* In The Moldy Peaches' song "Nothing Came Out" Kimya Dawson sings "I want you to watch cartoons with me; He-Man, Voltron, and Hong Kong Phooey."
* "Voltron" is a name of a song recorded by Music/FloRida.
* "Letters to Voltron" is a Houston band whose name might a play on "Letters to Cleo", an alternative band.
* Rapper Royce Da 5'9" mentioned ''Voltron'' in the 2009 song "Sound Off", referring to him & his groupmates of rap supergroup Slaughterhouse, with the lyric, "We're an outfit/equivalent to Voltron..."
* "Voltron" is a name of a song recorded by Music/FloRida.
* "Letters to Voltron" is a Houston band whose name might a play on "Letters to Cleo", an alternative band.
* Rapper Royce Da 5'9" mentioned ''Voltron'' in the 2009 song "Sound Off", referring to him & his groupmates of rap supergroup Slaughterhouse, with the lyric, "We're an outfit/equivalent to Voltron..."
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** "Voltron" the band have a song--"The End Of Planet Arus"--featured on the extras portion of the U.S. Volume 3 release of the series.
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** "Voltron" the band have has a song--"The End Of Planet Arus"--featured on the extras portion of the U.S. Volume Vol. 3 release of the series.
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* There is a band called [[SignificantNameOverlap Voltron]] whose lyrics are based around the series, as well as a ska-punk band called [[IdenticallyNamedGroup Let's Form Voltron]].
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* There is a grindcore band called [[SignificantNameOverlap Voltron]] whose lyrics are based around the series, as well as a ska-punk band called [[IdenticallyNamedGroup Let's Form Voltron]].Voltron]].
** "Voltron" the band have a song--"The End Of Planet Arus"--featured on the extras portion of the U.S. Volume 3 release of the series.
** "Voltron" the band have a song--"The End Of Planet Arus"--featured on the extras portion of the U.S. Volume 3 release of the series.
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* In "The Second Coming" by Juelz Santana (used for Nike's "Second Coming" commercial), says "... Together we stand, divided we fall, united we form Voltron and take on all".
* ''Voltron'' is mentioned in a song by Music/BustaRhymes, "Everything Remains Raw". Part of the second verse says, "On and on, hey, on and on and on/You won't understand when I form Voltron".
* In Music/{{Chamillionaire}}'s "Mixtape Messiah Pt 2" on the track "Let Em Know" he states, "Got everybody staring at the car components. It look like Voltron with the door don't it?"
* ''Voltron'' is mentioned in a song by Music/BustaRhymes, "Everything Remains Raw". Part of the second verse says, "On and on, hey, on and on and on/You won't understand when I form Voltron".
* In Music/{{Chamillionaire}}'s "Mixtape Messiah Pt 2" on the track "Let Em Know" he states, "Got everybody staring at the car components. It look like Voltron with the door don't it?"
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* There is a band called [[SignificantNameOverlap Voltron]] whose lyrics are based around the series, as well as a ska-punk band called [[IdenticallyNamedGroup Let's Form Voltron]].
* Ska band, DHGB (Dabe & His Good Buds), make extensive reference of ''Voltron'', most notably in their song "Giant Robots."
* Ska band, DHGB (Dabe & His Good Buds), make extensive reference of ''Voltron'', most notably in their song "Giant Robots."
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* ''Voltron'' is mentioned in the chorus of a song by the former Christian ska band Music/FiveIronFrenzy, entitled "Wizard Needs Food, Badly." The song examines the differences between the sexes by referencing popular culture of the seventies and eighties.
* In the song "This D.J." by Warren G, the second verse starts with, "Verse two, (uh-huh), now what the fuck I do? Catch the bus to Cal State, or chill with the Voltron crew."
* In the song "I Just Don't Give A FUCK" by Music/{{Eminem}}, the second verse contains "This is a lyrical combat, gentlemen hold your pistols/But I form like Voltron, and blast you with my shoulder missiles."
* In the song "This D.J." by Warren G, the second verse starts with, "Verse two, (uh-huh), now what the fuck I do? Catch the bus to Cal State, or chill with the Voltron crew."
* In the song "I Just Don't Give A FUCK" by Music/{{Eminem}}, the second verse contains "This is a lyrical combat, gentlemen hold your pistols/But I form like Voltron, and blast you with my shoulder missiles."
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* ''Voltron'' is referenced in the song "Funky Voltron" from Edan's 2005 album "The Beauty and the Beat."
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* ''Voltron'' is referenced in the song "Funky Voltron" from Edan's 2005 album "The Beauty and the Beat.""
* Filipino band Music/ParokyaNiEdgar released a batch of parody t-shirt designs as recently as 2021, which included 1980s SuperRobot anime shows such as ''Anime/MazingerZ'', ''Anime/{{Daimos}}'', ''Anime/VoltesV'', and ''Voltron''.
* Filipino band Music/ParokyaNiEdgar released a batch of parody t-shirt designs as recently as 2021, which included 1980s SuperRobot anime shows such as ''Anime/MazingerZ'', ''Anime/{{Daimos}}'', ''Anime/VoltesV'', and ''Voltron''.
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* In the stop-motion sketch comedy series Robot Chicken, Voltron has appeared "You Got Robo-Served", Voltron is forced into a dance competition against a {{Robeast}} ([[https://www.ebay.ca/itm/175847704587 Scorpious]] from the Panosh Place toyline). After a while, Voltron runs out of moves, therefore losing the battle and having been "served", much to the Robeast's amusement. Out of embarrassment, Voltron simply slices the Robeast in half with the [[FinishingMove Blazing Sword]] in retribution. Both of the songs danced to (the original "Work It Out on the Floor" and its [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong legally necessitated]] replacement) contain references to the cartoon series.
** The sketch "Voltron Force Assemble!" parodies the Vehicle Force Voltron trying to rescue a space station under attack from a Robeast (also Scorpious), but the transformation takes an incredibly long time. Upon finally arriving, they are far too late; the surviving commander kills himself, grieved that it wasn't the "real" Voltron, "just that stupid vehicle one". The sketch "Voltron Boner" sees a "Pink Lion" (piloted by a stereotypically effeminate Paladin) combining with Voltron forming said body part during a battle with a Robeast (yet again Scorpius).
** The sketch "Voltron Force Assemble!" parodies the Vehicle Force Voltron trying to rescue a space station under attack from a Robeast (also Scorpious), but the transformation takes an incredibly long time. Upon finally arriving, they are far too late; the surviving commander kills himself, grieved that it wasn't the "real" Voltron, "just that stupid vehicle one". The sketch "Voltron Boner" sees a "Pink Lion" (piloted by a stereotypically effeminate Paladin) combining with Voltron forming said body part during a battle with a Robeast (yet again Scorpius).
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* In the stop-motion sketch comedy series Robot Chicken, Voltron has appeared "You Got Robo-Served", Voltron is forced into a dance competition against a {{Robeast}} ([[https://www.ebay.ca/itm/175847704587 Scorpious]] from the Panosh Place toyline). After [[note]]After a while, Voltron runs out of moves, therefore losing the battle and having been "served", much to the Robeast's amusement. Out of embarrassment, Voltron simply slices the Robeast in half with the [[FinishingMove Blazing Sword]] in retribution. Both of the songs danced to (the original "Work It Out on the Floor" and its [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong legally necessitated]] replacement) contain references to the cartoon series. \n[[/note]]
** The sketch "Voltron Force Assemble!" parodies the Vehicle Force Voltron trying to rescue a space station under attack from a Robeast (also Scorpious), but the transformation takes an incredibly long time. Upon [[note]]Upon finally arriving, they are far too late; the surviving commander kills himself, grieved that it wasn't the "real" Voltron, "just that stupid vehicle one". The sketch "Voltron Boner" sees a "Pink Lion" (piloted by a stereotypically effeminate Paladin) combining with Voltron forming said body part during a battle with a Robeast (yet again Scorpius).Scorpious).[[/note]]
** The sketch "Voltron Force Assemble!" parodies the Vehicle Force Voltron trying to rescue a space station under attack from a Robeast (also Scorpious), but the transformation takes an incredibly long time.
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* In the stop-motion sketch comedy series Robot Chicken, Voltron has appeared "You Got Robo-Served", Voltron is forced into a dance competition against a {{Robeast}} ([[https://www.ebay.ca/itm/175847704587 Scorpious]] from the Panosh Place toyline). After a while, Voltron runs out of moves, therefore losing the battle and having been "served", much to the Robeast's amusement. Out of embarrassment, Voltron simply slices the Robeast in half with the [[FinishingMove Blazing Sword]] in retribution. Both of the songs danced to (the original "Work It Out on the Floor" and its [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong legally necessitated]] replacement) contain references to the cartoon series.
** The sketch "Voltron Force Assemble!" parodies the Vehicle Force Voltron trying to rescue a space station under attack from a Robeast (also Scorpious), but the transformation takes an incredibly long time. Upon finally arriving, they are far too late; the surviving commander kills himself, grieved that it wasn't the "real" Voltron, "just that stupid vehicle one". The sketch "Voltron Boner" sees a "Pink Lion" (piloted by a stereotypically effeminate Paladin) combining with Voltron forming said body part during a battle with a Robeast (yet again Scorpius).
** The sketch "Voltron Force Assemble!" parodies the Vehicle Force Voltron trying to rescue a space station under attack from a Robeast (also Scorpious), but the transformation takes an incredibly long time. Upon finally arriving, they are far too late; the surviving commander kills himself, grieved that it wasn't the "real" Voltron, "just that stupid vehicle one". The sketch "Voltron Boner" sees a "Pink Lion" (piloted by a stereotypically effeminate Paladin) combining with Voltron forming said body part during a battle with a Robeast (yet again Scorpius).
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* In ''Film/SpiderManFarFromHome'', the merged Elementals that attack London are likened by Mr. Harrington and Mr. Dell to be something out of ''Franchise/PowerRangers'' or ''Voltron''.
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* In ''Film/SpiderManFarFromHome'', the merged Elementals that attack London are likened by Mr. Harrington and Mr. Dell to be something out of ''Franchise/PowerRangers'' or''Voltron''.''Voltron''.
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* ''Voltron'' was mentioned in a song by [[OneHitWonder/{{Rap}} Murphy Lee]], Music/{{Nelly}} and [[Music/SeanCombs P. Diddy]], "Shake Ya Tailfeather" with the line "Come on, you know the 'Tics connect like Voltron."
* ''Voltron'' is referred to often by the hip-hop group, Music/WuTangClan.
* ''Voltron'' is referenced in the song "Funky Voltron" from Edan's 2005 album "The Beauty and the Beat."
* In ''Film/SpiderManFarFromHome'', the merged Elementals that attack London are likened by Mr. Harrington and Mr. Dell to be something out of ''Franchise/PowerRangers'' or
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* ''Voltron'' was mentioned in a song by [[OneHitWonder/{{Rap}} Murphy Lee]], Music/{{Nelly}} and [[Music/SeanCombs P. Diddy]], "Shake Ya Tailfeather" with the line "Come on, you know the 'Tics connect like Voltron."
* ''Voltron'' is referred to often by the hip-hop group, Music/WuTangClan.
* ''Voltron'' is referenced in the song "Funky Voltron" from Edan's 2005 album "The Beauty and the Beat."
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* In ''Film/SpiderManFarFromHome'', the merged Elementals that attack London are likened by Mr. Harrington and Mr. Dell to be something out of ''Franchise/PowerRangers'' or ''Voltron''.
* In ''Film/SpiderManFarFromHome'', the merged Elementals that attack London are likened by Mr. Harrington and Mr. Dell to be something out of ''Franchise/PowerRangers'' or ''Voltron''.
