I just thought of the one issue that was never placed in Voltron- the fact that Honerva was Daibazaal's mother. The whole lost in translation plot that misplaced Honerva's relationship with Daibazaal (which was just too last minute) actually resulted to the whole plot that Zarkon was once Hagar's lover. But puke, Golion's revelation actually reveals this- Honerva was once the mistress of Daibazaal's father which she sired their illegitimate child Daibazaal. Why Daibazaal was never aware of their blood relationship is never known, all that was seen quite earlier in the series is that she serves as Daibazaal's personal adviser who is somewhat blindly loyal to him perhaps due to her being a doting mother while he was never aware of their blood relations. So I just wonder what the author ate that eventually made Daibazaal her illegitimate son in the first place? Also, she never acknowledged Sincline even once has her grandson, kinda different from most grandmothers if you ask me. Well I just thought she does care for her illegitimate son Daibazaal but hardly cared about Daibazaal's son Sincline, presumably due to his Altean blood. Question is, did the previous emperor force her to shut up about her maternity to Daibazaal? Although, Sincline was shocked to know that Daibazaal was Honerva's illegitimate son after all. So I guess she never mentioned a word about her being the former emperor's paramour.
I just thought of the one issue that was never placed in Voltron- the fact that Honerva was Daibazaal's mother. The whole lost in translation plot that misplaced Honerva's relationship with Daibazaal (which was just too last minute) actually resulted to the whole plot that Zarkon was once Hagar's lover. But puke, Golion's revelation actually reveals this- Honerva was once the mistress of Daibazaal's father which she sired their illegitimate child Daibazaal. Why Daibazaal was never aware of their blood relationship is never known, all that was seen quite earlier in the series is that she serves as Daibazaal's personal adviser who is somewhat blindly loyal to him perhaps due to her being a doting mother while he was never aware of their blood relations. So I just wonder what the author ate that eventually made Daibazaal her illegitimate son in the first place? Also, she never acknowledged Sincline even once has her grandson, kinda different from most grandmothers if you ask me. Well I just thought she does care for her illegitimate son Daibazaal but hardly cared about Daibazaal's son Sincline, presumably due to his Altean blood. Question is, did the previous emperor force her to shut up about her maternity to Daibazaal? Although, Sincline was shocked to know that Daibazaal was Honerva's illegitimate son after all. So I guess she never mentioned a word about her being the former emperor's paramour.
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