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The peaks and the valleys. Find the essential episodes — and the ones to skip.

#1
S1E50 8.9
Zarkon Becomes a Robeast

Zarkon has Lotor arrested for losing battle after battle against Voltron, and attempts to lead a fight himself. But the Voltron Force succeeds in beating him back before he can topple the Polstar Canon. They actually intend to use this canon to boost them out of Arus' orbit to Doom. In this way they can destroy Zarkon's arsenal there to free the enslaved. But Zarkon and Lotor both get a surprise when the Drule Empire hears of the defeat. They're willing to bet that Lotor could do better than Zarkon, and tell him to arrest Zarkon in the same manner when he returns home. Lotor decides it will be a win-win situation if he forces Zarkon to pilot a giant robot to do battle when Voltron arrives...

#2
S1E43 8.8
Voltron Frees the Slaves

Zarkon orders Lotor to conquer a world he has just discovered, knowing that Voltron will arrive with the intention of freeing the people that will be enslaved there. Haggar plans to increase the planet's gravity so that Voltron's actions will be ineffective against her own robotic menace. Four young children are more determined to see their planet freed by whatever way they can and have more belief in Voltron than their parents. They try to take Lotor prisoner but are captured instead. They are used by Voltron's enemies to let the Voltron Force know of the situation after all. However, they are powerless to warn them of the danger that will be faced during the planned rescue.

#3
S2E34 8.8
Hazar Bucks the Empire

As Hazar makes another desperate attempt to arrangepeace between the Drule Empire and the Alliance, the Drulecouncil sees this as an excellent way to trap Voltron. Settingup a fake peace conference, they ambush the Air Team whenJeff flies his men in to scout out the meeting place. Jeff'steam ends up trapped in a cavern, and the entire planet isset to explode!

#4 Letters from Home S2E35 8.8
#5 The Sincerest Form of Flattery S1E31 8.7
#6 The Captive Comet S1E39 8.7
#7 There Will Be a Royal Wedding S1E41 8.7
#8 Voltron Versus Voltron S1E44 8.7
#9 Final Victory S1E52 8.7
#10 The Deadly Flowers S1E22 8.6

Lowlights

#91 S1E32 A Transplant for Blue Lion 6.9

With the Blue Lion down, Zarkon encourages Lotor to attack Arus right away. After cryptic message from King Alfor, Keith decides what the Voltron force needs is more training. During the training exercises, Hunk fails to keep the Yellow Lion attached to the rest of Voltron. He starts to question his worth to the team. When the latest Ro-Beast attacks, Hunk asks Keith if he can lead the attack in order to prove himself to the rest of the team.

#90 In Search of New Worlds S2E1 7.2
#89 Escape to Another Planet S1E2 7.3
#88 Breakin' Up Is Hard to Doom S3E20 7.4
#87 Help Not Wanted S2E7 7.4

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Series Trajectory

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