To commemorate the release of the film Voltes V: Legacy on October 18, a complete video of the iconic transformation sequence was unveiled.

The scene stays true to the original anime, featuring the five pilots activating the sequence with their signature "Let’s Volt In!" call. It showcases the mechanical transformation of the individual machines into Voltes V using high-quality CGI, creating a blend of nostalgia and modern realism for new audiences.

The famous Voltes V Theme Song plays throughout the sequence, now performed by Filipino singer Julie Anne San Jose. Her rendition captures the spirit of the original performance by Mitsuko Horie, linking the classic anime to this live-action adaptation.

Prominent artists and creators also shared their thoughts and tribute art, expressing admiration for this revival.

Comments from Creators and Tribute Art Highlights:

Kia Asamiya (Manga Artist/Illustrator)
"Since childhood, Voltes V has been the pinnacle of five machines combining to defend Earth. That same passion flows through this live-action adaptation! And, well, it's no surprise if your eyes are drawn to the two female pilots! (Laughs) Voltes forever!"

Tsukasa Kotobuki (Designer)
"This live-action adaptation offers the perfect answer for how to adapt a robot anime. Its storytelling feels nostalgic yet fresh, with a familiar and stress-free narrative. And of course, hearing that iconic theme song seals the deal—this is undeniably Voltes V."

Masayuki Goto (Chief Designer, Tsuburaya Productions)
"The sheer scale of this live-action adaptation left me speechless. The combination sequence, with 'Voltes V no Uta' playing, and the battles with Beast Fighters were breathtaking. I can't believe how beautifully they brought Prince Zardoz to life! This film truly deserves all the love and respect it has received from both the Philippines and Japan."

Hidetaka Tenjin (Mecha Designer)
"Seeing the Gattai scene on the big screen brought tears to my eyes. I’ve rewatched the PV many times, but nothing beats the impact of the full-scale theater experience. The production team’s commitment to preserving the key elements is truly admirable, and the Japanese voiceover is exceptional. This is robot anime at its finest, and we must support it for future generations!"

Masato Hayase (Ishimori Productions)
"Crossing time and seas, Voltes V returns in full glory! I’m overwhelmed with emotion."

Junichi Fujisaku (Screenwriter, Production I.G)
"The tribute to the original anime is unmistakable, with detailed nods throughout the film. The characters, including the homage to Dr. Smith (originally Dr. Hamaguchi), are a joy to see. I'm excited to watch the deep character drama between Prince Zardoz and the three brothers unfold in the upcoming installments."

Masayuki Goto (Chief Designer, Tsuburaya Productions)
"The sheer scale of this live-action adaptation left me speechless. The combination sequence, with 'Voltes V no Uta' playing, and the battles with Beast Fighters were breathtaking. I can't believe how beautifully they brought Prince Zardoz to life! This film truly deserves all the love and respect it has received from both the Philippines and Japan."

Naoto Morishita (Illustrator)
"At first, I was skeptical—how could a non-Hollywood film deliver such high quality? But after seeing it, I realized that the passion and respect for the original anime elevated this project beyond expectations. It's a must-see for all fans!"

Source : ORICON NEWS