CATDOLL: Universal Pictures to film a live-action version of Voltron, with the screenwriter of X-Men writing the script

Recently, Universal Pictures announced that it will take over the filming of the live-action film "Voltron" adapted from DreamWorks Animation's animation, and announced that the script of this film will be written by David Hayter, the screenwriter of the movie "X-Men". In fact, the live-action film project of "Voltron" was launched in a low-key manner before Universal Pictures acquired DreamWorks, but it has never started filming. Now the live-action film project of "Voltron" has been officially taken over by Universal Pictures, but Universal has not disclosed more details about the project. They will first complete a draft of the script before making the next decision.

The new Voltron animation Voltron: Legendary Protector, produced by DreamWorks, premiered on Netflix on June 10 this year, and has also attracted the attention of many anime fans. I wonder if the plot of the live-action movie will be related to this animation. The animation Voltron was edited by Americans from two Japanese animations, Beastmaster and MechFleet, into an animated film, which was introduced to my country and named Voltron.