Pidge Magnets
Description: Perfect for gaming sessions, coding nights, computer science students, streamer setups, anime conventions, meme communities, casual hangouts, or as a hilarious gift for programmers, hackers, and geek culture fans.
Mens DreamWorks Voltron Hypnotized Pidge Binary Code Magnet
by ChrisPaulDesigns
$3.75 $4.75
Description: Someone glued cowboy hats to pigeons in Las Vegas. The pigeons are not cool with that! The pigeons, nicknamed Cluck Norris, Coolamity Jane and Billie The Pidge, are being trapped and freed from their hats. Cute as it may be for birds to wear hats, they prevent them from grooming, obscure their vision, making it easier to fall prey to raptors and other predators, and make flight more difficult. This is what they think about your hats.
Description: Official VoltCon 2024 merchandise is available now, featuring the 40th anniversary of Voltron Defender of the Universe! This spiffy design is courtesy of Samoht Lion. Visit https://voltcon.org for more information on VoltCon!
VoltCon! 2024 40th Anniversary T-Shirt Magnet
by VoltCon Official Store
$3.75 $4.75
Description: It takes 5 Paladins to Form Voltron, and this design by Zilla incorporates the silhouettes of all of them, in order of their Voltron configuration. Black Lion (with a purple streak) forms the head in the middle, while the Green and Red Lion arms surround Black, with the Blue and Yellow Lion legs taking the outermost spots. Each Paladin's corresponding Lion symbol is beneath each silhouette. Let's Voltron (in Black Logo)sits on top. This awesome design by Zilla will make you want to get together with 4 of your friends and shout, "YEAH!!"
Description: Carly is an amazing young artist who appeared on Let's Voltron: The Official Voltron Podcast on the 173rd episode as the Voltron Fan Artist Spotlight, where she introduced this exclusive Voltron Legendary Defender design! This certainly gives the feeling that all these characters are United in their goal to defend the universe! You can listen to Carly's podcast episode, where she describes this design, here: http://www.letsvoltron.com/3decbd18
