Sadly, as awesome as the theme is, I don't think they ever played the full song at one time. This one cuts out most the final chorus except for the last line - you can hear the abrupt cut at about 2:13. Another episode - I forget which one - has the final chorus, but cuts the "Five lights shining together as one" bridge. The opening is the most abridged version, cutting out most of the song to squeeze in a "Robot roll call".
I'd love a soundtrack album, but I doubt it after all this time.
I remember this series, It had a very short run for whatever reason but I knew it was very special and that I have never seen anything like it before. I also knew I had to tape it on vhs so I can watch it over and over, and until this day I still love to come back to it.
damn...if the show wasn't so stupid...it could have been a true mecha show. You can tell where that the mecha animation is strictly japanese drawn and where the american animation is done. It doesnt match. The whole show was poorly executed with stupid one liners. Not one of the best 80's show out there.
eternalwing89 and o82774@: Best Coments ever! You really have the feeling of the nostalgic animated series of our childhood. Even the new Thundercats can't surpass the quality of the 80's animation intro. Full with dynamism and the most importat thing: "The Touch"
Man, I miss the 80s! A magical time to be alive! So much imagination and intelligence seemed to go into every genre back then! I won't restate the obvious about the current generation we live in.......ugh.....
Transformers G1's animation was great in the beginning; great color values, etc.. then got sloppy..it looked too simple flat colors, ugh..what happened? did they change animators?
Unlike Voltron, Megazord, Dragonzord and other uniting machines, the Orbot giant was a midget, compared to the others. But, it beat the bigger enemies.
@14DaveHunter You got a point. Mighty Orbots seemed to always be fighting robots/critters FIVE TIMES bigger than itself. I'm still wondering how 5 human-sized robots form something in which a spaceship can easily fit, with room to spare. I guess that "bling" or "flash" makes them expand.
elegently put o82774, you sound as if you took a media culture class at some point, or just like to look into the more detailed designs. granted the older, hand drawn designs are much more detailed work then what we see now and the stories seem more riveting with their sometimes subtle moral put into them.
Yup. Whoda thunk that after this era was over that these wondrous creations would stop being made. It is ashamed this stuff is not cataloged enshrined and celebrated as the unduplicatable masterpieces they are. This level of aesthetic energy and yes even refinement (without looking processed and overproduced like modern cartoons) is simply not possible today. These shows were not cartoons. The were pure ANIMATION working within the idiom of cartoons. Amazing.
Isn't it MARVELOUS. So superior to the barely animated over-produced totally under-drawn drek of today's cartoons (and I'm talking about the stuff I LIKE lol).
This animation is divine. It is too magical to exist in today's era of entertainment that is driven by low quality and degenerate standards. The aesthetics that exists in this show (and MOST 80's cartoons) was so highly creatively developed that these works represent a cultural miracle that cannot be duplicated, mainly because it is totally beyond the abilities of fully grasp. This was the closest thing tv came to art and pure animation. Tv for brilliant children and adults with imaginations.
The writing and storytelling of those 80's shows were vastly more creative, intuitive, artistic and just plain more alive than modern cartoons which are mostly exercises in banality and mundanity. I am always amazed that storytelling that was so close to narrative fine art ever existed on tv as part of pop-culture. These shows need to be studied to be truly understood.They're that rich.
@o82774 Indeed, I've read your posts and you are absolutely correct. The cartoons from 1982 to about 1988 were far more detailed, better drawn and ultimately designed than what you can see today on TV. Mighty Orbots is a fantastic example of that.
@harry426 Ya got that right! It's like the producers of 80s cartoons never heard of a continuing story arch. That and then there's the inherent lack of very real drama. Good animation, poor application! Today it is inching a wee bit in the opposite direction. Still, sacrificing animation for better emotionalism was not the way to go.
@o82774 mmm the phenomena in the 80s, a trend was starting, animation made entirely in japan, the story and voices were made in the u.s, but after that , yeah the animation is far superior than nowadays animation, a constant in this series, a simple plot, the evil one were defeated after fighting the good guys
I think the stories are underrated. There was usually a very layered and DYNAMIC character interactions that ran the whole gamut of the emotional spectrum. The "simple" label is often applied due to the extreme coherency of every aspect of the narrative. People often confuse the incoherent muddiness of todays shows with "complexity" when actually it's just HORRIBLE writing.
@o82774 Ever seen Bionic Six? It's VERY comparable in animation quality, especially the intro. Even to this day, I don't see a need for animation to be any better than this.
Bionic Six was one of the crown Jewels in the history of animation and storytelling. It's so good they refuse to release it for fair of exposing the lameness of todays "animation". B6 was done by TMS (Tokyo Movie Shinsei) and an American preproduction crew hybrid just like Orbots.
The animation in B6 Mighty Orbots and MOST of the 80's Anime/American hybrids represents the pinnacle of animation as a medium.
This cartoon was actually produced by TMS, the very same people who made "Bionic 6", like "o82774" said. They also made "Galaxy High", as well as worked on animation for other companies, such as Filmation's "Zorro", Sunbow/Hasbro's "Visionaries", some episodes of "Tiny Toons" and "Batman:TAS", and so much more.
@o82774 truely my friends and how sad that so many will never understand its pure awesomeness cartoons today are just to sad for me to let my kids watch. they love the old ones :)
It's wild how people actually try to hate on this brilliant work. Modern animators are so jealous of this stuff that they can't even stand to bring it up in a conversation without spitting venom. Ironically this masterwork is what got THEM into animation. Although it is not often admitted it is understood that this era produced the GOLD STANDARD in animation. It touches people in a way no animation can rival. Not even close.
@o82774 Actually I do prefer the new He-Man over the 80s version. Yeah I liked the story and the plot, but the animation was kinda...blah. It reminded me of the Scooby-Doo style animation from the early to mid 70s. I think it might be because it was made by Filmation whereas stuff like Thundercats, Silverhawks, and such were made by Rankin/Bass.
The methodology for Filmation's purely american animation (the last fantasy animation done ENTIRELY in the US) and the Rankin Bass Japan/US hybrid was VAST. For me pone was not superior to the other. They both did different things (like a helicopter and a jet, jazz and rock). The Filmation He-man was a masterpiece in illustration design, tone, rhythm, and mythology. Closer to art than entertainment. The new He-man was still the bomb though.
Modern shows are too over produced and micro managed to allow for the sheer creative and skillful freedom of these shows. These shows were made by small cadres of superhuman draughtsmen and brilliant writers willing to follow their lead and create stories with the lyricism of a beautiful IMAGE all working under pressure. Nowadays it's a legion of well financed low talent technicians sticking slavishly to scripts. These conditions rarely produce magic.
@o82774 Hell don't watch many anymore, One Piece, Gurren Lagann, and Needless have been some of the latest, and there all ACTUAL Japanese Anime, but today's american cartoons.. whew, if they can be called that, I mean seriously this cartoon back the 80's is hand drawn with what looks like what 3 levels of shading? That was almost unheard in that time with those cartoons. Just the artwork alone had many levels of care.
@Zignoff Let's not even mention the intro and theme song is completely epic and has more then JUST one word over and over again, like He-Man and Go Bots. There is actual lyrics in this. I like to hear what animetal would do with this an see what it could be like now.
You see you have a level of visual literacy that is quite possibly near non-existent not among modern animation audiences but modern animation CREATORS. This may be the crux of the disparity between this animation and modern cartoons. In addition to the shading The LINE QUALITY is OFF THE HOOK. This is love this is FEELING what ur drawing.
You are a imaginative guy. Clearly some form of dimensional manipulating mass shunting/mass adding hyper-science was involved. The transformers used the same super science. This is the brilliance of this show. It is a fully articulated world of naturally occurring phenomenon that cis well...phenomenal.
Those with no creativity cannot even try to watch this show. It is too overwhelmingly briliant and beautiful for mundane minds.
@o82774 yeah, and if you watch the transformation sequence carefully you do see an outter, boxier armor appear over each of the robots, so they must materialize additional armor/mass for themselves.
This was the beginning of the "Transforming Robot" era of cartoons. The Mighty Orbots, Transformers, Voltron, The Big O and the live action series Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. It was a great time to be a kid or at least, a kid at heart! Fun shows and excellent animation.
All I can say about this cartoon is that I loved this show like I loved most 80s cartoons. These shows were the best Western animation had to offer in terms of anime style. Sadly however, the cartoons of the 80s lacked a continuing story arc. I had to wait until Sonic Sat AM premiered on ABC before I could watch good American animation with real depth that allowed me to identify with the characters on a visceral level.
@activecitizen2007 That, and there was a profound level of simplicity with 80s cartoons that all American cartoons suffered from because of the misconception that animation was for children only. Unlike their Japanese counterparts, American cartoons had this almost condescending look down your nose at their young audience feel where their protagonist were literally an extension of the arrogant 'city on a hill' mentality of polarized good vs evil. There was never a gray area.
@activecitizen2007 In short, children have more depth and cognitive understanding skills than adults give them credit for or for that matter, the creators of most older cartoons gave them credit for. Show without substance is pleasing to the eye but can tire an audience out quickly.
Sadly, as awesome as the theme is, I don't think they ever played the full song at one time. This one cuts out most the final chorus except for the last line - you can hear the abrupt cut at about 2:13. Another episode - I forget which one - has the final chorus, but cuts the "Five lights shining together as one" bridge. The opening is the most abridged version, cutting out most of the song to squeeze in a "Robot roll call".
I'd love a soundtrack album, but I doubt it after all this time.
zazelby 2 days ago
Hahahahaaaaaa...
Everything was always "tron" or "on" or "bot".
info145 1 month ago
The planet what?
patrickkerwick 1 month ago
This show looks amazing. Jeez, one more reason to love the 80s, I swear.
EponymousKid 1 month ago
The theme song freaking rules D:
heatstroke2008 1 month ago
I loved this show. I even had a crush on Boo. Too bad it lasted so short.
BigTex541 1 month ago
Can you say "Transformers rip-off"? Oh well, it's still cool.
thevisualboy37 1 month ago
@thevisualboy37 Look up Godmars if you want to be less of an idiot.
ZiotheZero 1 month ago
I was surprised that Barry Gordon, the voice of Donatello of 80's TMNT, also did the voice Rob too.
vgiannell5 2 months ago
I remember this series, It had a very short run for whatever reason but I knew it was very special and that I have never seen anything like it before. I also knew I had to tape it on vhs so I can watch it over and over, and until this day I still love to come back to it.
clophie 3 months ago
Loved this cartoon!
the14meandu 4 months ago
Does anyone know where to download the full song I know theres more then the intro song???
IronHide1281 4 months ago
Is it just me or does Rob sound EXACTLY like Fry from Futurama?
Kalatos 5 months ago
@Kalatos I was thinking the same, heh.
remoteviewer6 4 months ago
@remoteviewer6 I looked it up. It's a different voice actor.
Kalatos 4 months ago
This is a ripoff of Japanese robot cartoon series of the 80s. It was a co-production of MGM and TMS Entertainment.
pookerville 5 months ago
damn...if the show wasn't so stupid...it could have been a true mecha show. You can tell where that the mecha animation is strictly japanese drawn and where the american animation is done. It doesnt match. The whole show was poorly executed with stupid one liners. Not one of the best 80's show out there.
NeoTux100 5 months ago
Awesome theme!
Snapscape 5 months ago
eternalwing89 and o82774@: Best Coments ever! You really have the feeling of the nostalgic animated series of our childhood. Even the new Thundercats can't surpass the quality of the 80's animation intro. Full with dynamism and the most importat thing: "The Touch"
Hellstinger 6 months ago
All right gang lets go back to the sewer lair and have some pizza! Thumbs up if you get the obvious reference.
AtticusRh0des 6 months ago 2
I just like the full theme song of the mighty orbots
drakzus1 6 months ago
We'll never see this kind of programming again.....sigh.
simongarth2001 6 months ago
Actually, this was Godmars repainted. I loved it when i was a kid. I just recently started watching the Godmars series and it's really good too!
garlanddieu 7 months ago
Man, I miss the 80s! A magical time to be alive! So much imagination and intelligence seemed to go into every genre back then! I won't restate the obvious about the current generation we live in.......ugh.....
rang3r34 7 months ago
Transformers G1's animation was great in the beginning; great color values, etc.. then got sloppy..it looked too simple flat colors, ugh..what happened? did they change animators?
metallic773 7 months ago
Unlike Voltron, Megazord, Dragonzord and other uniting machines, the Orbot giant was a midget, compared to the others. But, it beat the bigger enemies.
14DaveHunter 8 months ago
@14DaveHunter Actually when united the combined form is about the same size as superion or devastator
PrimalWolf2006 6 months ago
@14DaveHunter You got a point. Mighty Orbots seemed to always be fighting robots/critters FIVE TIMES bigger than itself. I'm still wondering how 5 human-sized robots form something in which a spaceship can easily fit, with room to spare. I guess that "bling" or "flash" makes them expand.
MCWAY1 4 weeks ago
elegently put o82774, you sound as if you took a media culture class at some point, or just like to look into the more detailed designs. granted the older, hand drawn designs are much more detailed work then what we see now and the stories seem more riveting with their sometimes subtle moral put into them.
animehunter23 8 months ago
@o82774
mazimadu 8 months ago
I think we all went a little crazy in the 80s, acting so blasé; just stashing our robots in glaciers like we'd never run out of them.
OvaltinePatrol 8 months ago 3
@OvaltinePatrol
Yup. Whoda thunk that after this era was over that these wondrous creations would stop being made. It is ashamed this stuff is not cataloged enshrined and celebrated as the unduplicatable masterpieces they are. This level of aesthetic energy and yes even refinement (without looking processed and overproduced like modern cartoons) is simply not possible today. These shows were not cartoons. The were pure ANIMATION working within the idiom of cartoons. Amazing.
o82774 2 days ago
@o82774 Actually, I was just making an environmentalist joke...But sure, what you said sounds true.
OvaltinePatrol 2 days ago
@OvaltinePatrol
Haha my bad...got carried away and missed that lol
o82774 1 day ago
#Winning
Perf0Cell 9 months ago
Two words:
gratuitous animation
mazimadu 9 months ago
@mazimadu
Isn't it MARVELOUS. So superior to the barely animated over-produced totally under-drawn drek of today's cartoons (and I'm talking about the stuff I LIKE lol).
o82774 8 months ago
@mazimadu
Two words:
PURE BRILLIANCE
Two More Words:
SUPERHUMAN FEAT
o82774 2 days ago
At first i thought this was going to be another generic 80's cartoon with sub-par animation, but it turned out to be pretty badass.
OVER BADASS in some parts though.
mazimadu 9 months ago
The 80's cartoon theme songs rocked.
Redmon05 10 months ago
This animation is divine. It is too magical to exist in today's era of entertainment that is driven by low quality and degenerate standards. The aesthetics that exists in this show (and MOST 80's cartoons) was so highly creatively developed that these works represent a cultural miracle that cannot be duplicated, mainly because it is totally beyond the abilities of fully grasp. This was the closest thing tv came to art and pure animation. Tv for brilliant children and adults with imaginations.
o82774 10 months ago 41
@o82774 The same cannot be said for the writing and storytelling of most of those shows...
harry426 8 months ago
@harry426
The writing and storytelling of those 80's shows were vastly more creative, intuitive, artistic and just plain more alive than modern cartoons which are mostly exercises in banality and mundanity. I am always amazed that storytelling that was so close to narrative fine art ever existed on tv as part of pop-culture. These shows need to be studied to be truly understood.They're that rich.
o82774 8 months ago 2
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@o82774 Indeed, I've read your posts and you are absolutely correct. The cartoons from 1982 to about 1988 were far more detailed, better drawn and ultimately designed than what you can see today on TV. Mighty Orbots is a fantastic example of that.
andoc 8 months ago
@harry426 Ya got that right! It's like the producers of 80s cartoons never heard of a continuing story arch. That and then there's the inherent lack of very real drama. Good animation, poor application! Today it is inching a wee bit in the opposite direction. Still, sacrificing animation for better emotionalism was not the way to go.
Activeassholeonpills 7 months ago
@o82774 mmm the phenomena in the 80s, a trend was starting, animation made entirely in japan, the story and voices were made in the u.s, but after that , yeah the animation is far superior than nowadays animation, a constant in this series, a simple plot, the evil one were defeated after fighting the good guys
efeboabel 7 months ago
@efeboabel
Exactly right sir.
BUT
I think the stories are underrated. There was usually a very layered and DYNAMIC character interactions that ran the whole gamut of the emotional spectrum. The "simple" label is often applied due to the extreme coherency of every aspect of the narrative. People often confuse the incoherent muddiness of todays shows with "complexity" when actually it's just HORRIBLE writing.
o82774 7 months ago
@o82774 Ever seen Bionic Six? It's VERY comparable in animation quality, especially the intro. Even to this day, I don't see a need for animation to be any better than this.
ShingoEX 6 months ago
@ShingoEX
Bionic Six was one of the crown Jewels in the history of animation and storytelling. It's so good they refuse to release it for fair of exposing the lameness of todays "animation". B6 was done by TMS (Tokyo Movie Shinsei) and an American preproduction crew hybrid just like Orbots.
The animation in B6 Mighty Orbots and MOST of the 80's Anime/American hybrids represents the pinnacle of animation as a medium.
o82774 6 months ago
@ShingoEX
This cartoon was actually produced by TMS, the very same people who made "Bionic 6", like "o82774" said. They also made "Galaxy High", as well as worked on animation for other companies, such as Filmation's "Zorro", Sunbow/Hasbro's "Visionaries", some episodes of "Tiny Toons" and "Batman:TAS", and so much more.
MezTZO 6 months ago
@o82774 truely my friends and how sad that so many will never understand its pure awesomeness cartoons today are just to sad for me to let my kids watch. they love the old ones :)
chuckmorrissette 4 months ago
@chuckmorrissette
It's wild how people actually try to hate on this brilliant work. Modern animators are so jealous of this stuff that they can't even stand to bring it up in a conversation without spitting venom. Ironically this masterwork is what got THEM into animation. Although it is not often admitted it is understood that this era produced the GOLD STANDARD in animation. It touches people in a way no animation can rival. Not even close.
o82774 4 months ago
@o82774 At least the remakes of He-Man and Thundercats are pretty good.
GuyverU01 4 months ago
@GuyverU01
True. If the originals didn't exist they could be considered superlative. These remakes also easily surpass their contemporaries.
That being said if they are ever compared to the originals by any serious animation connoisseur the remakes
will get RAPED lol.
o82774 4 months ago
@o82774 Actually I do prefer the new He-Man over the 80s version. Yeah I liked the story and the plot, but the animation was kinda...blah. It reminded me of the Scooby-Doo style animation from the early to mid 70s. I think it might be because it was made by Filmation whereas stuff like Thundercats, Silverhawks, and such were made by Rankin/Bass.
GuyverU01 4 months ago
@GuyverU01
The methodology for Filmation's purely american animation (the last fantasy animation done ENTIRELY in the US) and the Rankin Bass Japan/US hybrid was VAST. For me pone was not superior to the other. They both did different things (like a helicopter and a jet, jazz and rock). The Filmation He-man was a masterpiece in illustration design, tone, rhythm, and mythology. Closer to art than entertainment. The new He-man was still the bomb though.
o82774 4 months ago
@o82774 That post was BEAUTIFUL! I feel the same *salute*
ojones46 3 months ago
@o82774 Just like back there are many diamonds in the rough. One Piece for example. But I do agree something is missing from most cartoons today.
Zignoff 6 days ago
@Zignoff
True on both counts sir.
Modern shows are too over produced and micro managed to allow for the sheer creative and skillful freedom of these shows. These shows were made by small cadres of superhuman draughtsmen and brilliant writers willing to follow their lead and create stories with the lyricism of a beautiful IMAGE all working under pressure. Nowadays it's a legion of well financed low talent technicians sticking slavishly to scripts. These conditions rarely produce magic.
o82774 2 days ago
@o82774 Hell don't watch many anymore, One Piece, Gurren Lagann, and Needless have been some of the latest, and there all ACTUAL Japanese Anime, but today's american cartoons.. whew, if they can be called that, I mean seriously this cartoon back the 80's is hand drawn with what looks like what 3 levels of shading? That was almost unheard in that time with those cartoons. Just the artwork alone had many levels of care.
Zignoff 2 days ago
@Zignoff Let's not even mention the intro and theme song is completely epic and has more then JUST one word over and over again, like He-Man and Go Bots. There is actual lyrics in this. I like to hear what animetal would do with this an see what it could be like now.
Zignoff 2 days ago
@Zignoff
You see you have a level of visual literacy that is quite possibly near non-existent not among modern animation audiences but modern animation CREATORS. This may be the crux of the disparity between this animation and modern cartoons. In addition to the shading The LINE QUALITY is OFF THE HOOK. This is love this is FEELING what ur drawing.
o82774 1 day ago
Ahhh.... the late cartoon robots. they never tell you how the heck their robots gotten so big or change shape after combination, they just do.
eternalwing89 11 months ago 12
@eternalwing89 You might ask Megatron about that.
smilehimself 9 months ago
@eternalwing89 Modern robots shows never tell you how they go from banged up robots to unscratched sports cars.
Snapscape 5 months ago
@eternalwing89
If one is a shapeshifter, then that may account for the size increase. Doesn't stop Mighty Orbots from being badass.
Optimalillusion 1 month ago
Mighty Orbots had the best quality animation for Saturday mornings back then and Galaxy Rangers had the best weekday animation.
phoneke 11 months ago
It always bugged me how the individual robots were human sized, and the combined form was GIGANTIC, large enough for the space ship to fly inside.
UncleDeluxe 11 months ago
@UncleDeluxe
You are a imaginative guy. Clearly some form of dimensional manipulating mass shunting/mass adding hyper-science was involved. The transformers used the same super science. This is the brilliance of this show. It is a fully articulated world of naturally occurring phenomenon that cis well...phenomenal.
Those with no creativity cannot even try to watch this show. It is too overwhelmingly briliant and beautiful for mundane minds.
Put this in a museum.
You have great taste.
o82774 10 months ago
@o82774 yeah, and if you watch the transformation sequence carefully you do see an outter, boxier armor appear over each of the robots, so they must materialize additional armor/mass for themselves.
daiklaive 9 months ago
@daiklaive
Very astute sir.
All hail the 80's connoisseurs!
haha
o82774 9 months ago
This was the beginning of the "Transforming Robot" era of cartoons. The Mighty Orbots, Transformers, Voltron, The Big O and the live action series Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. It was a great time to be a kid or at least, a kid at heart! Fun shows and excellent animation.
truckinallday08 11 months ago
Is it just me or does Rob Simmons sound like Razor from Swat Kats does... he sounds just like Razor, go Swat Kats!^_^
CuteNekoHibiki 1 year ago
@CuteNekoHibiki: Both characters were voiced by the same guy.
TheEllipsis 11 months ago
@TheEllipsis i remember him more as the voice of Donatello than Rob or Razor
PrimalWolf2006 11 months ago
wow i remember this
Raven236 1 year ago
have u seen Rokushin Gattai God Mars ?
KaizerDrakkhan 1 year ago
OH THE MEMORIES!!! THANK YOU, BBA!!!
DJMystrE2 1 year ago
Ah, the memories...
I loved this cartoon, and especially the song.
Thanks for uploading this.
lindenmeadow 1 year ago
All I can say about this cartoon is that I loved this show like I loved most 80s cartoons. These shows were the best Western animation had to offer in terms of anime style. Sadly however, the cartoons of the 80s lacked a continuing story arc. I had to wait until Sonic Sat AM premiered on ABC before I could watch good American animation with real depth that allowed me to identify with the characters on a visceral level.
activecitizen2007 1 year ago
@activecitizen2007 That, and there was a profound level of simplicity with 80s cartoons that all American cartoons suffered from because of the misconception that animation was for children only. Unlike their Japanese counterparts, American cartoons had this almost condescending look down your nose at their young audience feel where their protagonist were literally an extension of the arrogant 'city on a hill' mentality of polarized good vs evil. There was never a gray area.
activecitizen2007 1 year ago
@activecitizen2007 In short, children have more depth and cognitive understanding skills than adults give them credit for or for that matter, the creators of most older cartoons gave them credit for. Show without substance is pleasing to the eye but can tire an audience out quickly.
activecitizen2007 1 year ago
Cartoons today need more montages of robots flying off to action to the tunes of 80's music!
"Go, Mighty Orbots! They're joining together to fight for what's right everywhere!"
Limpurtikles 1 year ago
Cartoons used to be soooo awesome. They're pretty lame now.
DarthYuYevon 1 year ago
I have been looking for this for years. I like this show waaayy better than Voltron!
ROYBOOGIE1 1 year ago
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@ROYBOOGIE1
>>>>>>>"I like this show waaayy better than Voltron!"
No you don't like this show better than Voltron, dumbass! Voltron beats the shit out of Mighty Orbots.
SuperCruiser72 2 months ago
Achei as robozinhas desse video bastante sexy (^_^)
mirandaacorn 1 year ago
This ... is... SOOOO AWESOME!!
ojones46 1 year ago