Description:  Voltron: The Third Dimension (1998-2000) was a CGI sequel to the classic Voltron: Defender of the Universe, showing the Voltron Force reassembling five years later when the escaped and cybernetically enhanced Prince Lotor teams up with the witch Haggar to unleash new threats, forcing the heroes to pilot their robotic lions once more to protect the galaxy from destruction, with added conflict from a skeptical AI named Amalgamus. The series marked a major shift with its 3D computer animation, aiming to modernize the franchise for a new generation, though it featured character changes and was ultimately short-lived.

Sequel Story: Set after the original series, it continues the saga with Lotor's escape and new villains.

CGI Animation: A pioneering American animated series using computer-generated imagery (CGI) for a 3D look, unlike the original's 2D style, influenced by shows like Reboot.

New Threats: Lotor and Haggar use new methods and forces, creating fresh challenges for Voltron.

Internal Conflict: The team faces opposition from Amalgamus, a sophisticated AI, questioning their methods.

Character Updates: Featured updated character designs and voice actors (like Tim Curry as Lotor).