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The End Is the Beginning

Episode aired Dec 14, 2018
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6.4/10

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Lily Rabe, Kimberly Brooks, and A.J. LoCascio in The End Is the Beginning (2018)

Action Adventure Animation Comedy Family Fantasy Sci-Fi

Voltron and Honerva come together at the source of all realities in the ultimate battle between good and evil for the survival of the universe.Voltron and Honerva come together at the source of all realities in the ultimate battle between good and evil for the survival of the universe.Voltron and Honerva come together at the source of all realities in the ultimate battle between good and evil for the survival of the universe.

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Kimberly Brooks

Allura
(voice)

Rhys Darby

Coran
(voice)

Josh Keaton

Shiro
(voice)

Tyler Labine

Hunk
(voice)

Jeremy Shada

Lance
(voice)

Bex Taylor-Klaus

Pidge
(voice)

Steven Yeun

Keith
(voice)

Blake Anderson

Matthew Holt
(voice)

Adelaide Clemens

Merla
(voice)

Renee Faia

Colleen Holt
(voice)

Nolan North

Samuel Holt
(voice)

Lily Rabe

Honerva
(voice)

Cree Summer

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Trivia
This is the last episode of the new series.

Crazy credits
There is a scene at the end of the closing credits: the Lions soar through space, and an image of Allura can be seen in the stars.

Connections
Featured in WatchMojo: Top 20 Greatest Cartoon Series Finales of All Time (2021)

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1/10

Terrible ending to a great series

There was simply nothing redeeming about this season, but in particular about this episode.

Its pacing was off, it was rushed, holes were never filled in, the characters were barely friends, and the staff and cast has already said that this season was edited. Anyone who has eyeballs can see that this season was edited, but you can especially see it in the poor animation quality in this episode. The fact that they forgot to name the random husband, instead having the audio description call him "Adam" Shiro's dead ex-boyfriend is... telling.

Voltron didn't care about their ending so neither do I.