#lance (voltron)

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Hi…

Is Voltron fandom alive?

Sorry, I haven't been in here for a while

but I hope you like my Lancito Idol here 🩵

(Ref. Omar Rudberg

Is it just mine or do you also think that this handsome man gives you the vibes of what Lance would be like in RL too?)

I mean (with very little research done lol) it is a surname of Spanish origin, and I believe the Spanish were the first to make a settlement in Cuba. So technically speaking it would be an accurate surname.

If you're asking how it actually sounds, I unfortunately don't think a lot of surnames of Spanish origin actually sound good with the name "Lance" which is why I tend to stick with McClain (except for Chasing Stars).

Pidge processes a lot of details, very visual, tries to break down what she's seeing as she sees it. As new details come up, others get packed away in the back of her mind to get taken apart later when she has more time. When she’s thinking, she’s still fairly visual, but mostly in the sense of mental diagrams and such. She’s pretty good at visualization.

Lance tends to get emotions and motions, to put it simply, and focuses inwards on his own processing of his emotions and shit when panicking. He notices people and how they feel and act before anything else; he’s more likely to be question why a person is feeling a certain way than try to analyze the actual things they’re saying while they lash out. While he does take in visual elements, he files the information away as concepts rather than actually remembering how things looked, and doesn’t really remember details that he doesn’t take note of directly.

Keith is a little more blunt, I guess? I'm not sure how to put it, but he kind of takes in information and does minimal on-the-spot ongoing processing in favor of immediate reactions and then talking things through with people (Shiro and Pidge) afterwards. The Thing is a Thing, and will remain as such until he has a chance to think about it in private later. When he does have a chance to think about it, his thoughts tend to spiral; he treads over the same spots over and over, but eventually narrows in on a conclusion.

Shiro is... tense, I guess? I haven't done a lot of writing from his perspective (some NaA and the Hamilton thing), but it's a lot of long-term consequences and juggling of ethical and moral considerations while he tries to figure out the best course of action. It means that he ends up over-processing some things and under-processing others, so he misses some stuff that he really should have noticed, and puts more importance than necessary on things that aren't quite as important.