This scene broke me for so many reasons. Omega is Hunter's light, she represents innocence. She is what Hunter never knew he needed until she was there, and now he can't bare to lose her. And now, after losing Tech and being unable to save Crosshair, Hunter already likely felt he failed as a leader. So he chose to go back to Pabu, to let Omega live out a normal childhood and for them to rebuild their lives away from the conflict they have always known. But then Omega gets taken. And not just by a bounty hunter, this is the empire. Such a mountainous foe that, at this point in time, has only just started to grow and is becoming stronger by the day. Hunter knows this, which is why this scene hits so hard. The light, Omega's light, getting more and more distant as Hunter can do nothing but stand there, helpless, as the empire takes another member of his family away. He steps backwards a few paces, almost as if he's trying to stay in the light before it goes completely, to hang on as much as he can because he can't bare to lose any more. But, in the end, he ends up in the darkness.

So as I’m sure we all know by now, this will be the last season of Voltron. And I think we all need to come together to appreciate what we have left of it.

I think for the last season all of the fandom should just appreciate the amazing characters we all love, no matter who they end up with. If they don’t end up to be canon ships, there will always be terrific fan art about them!