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Pidge's Hoverboard

A high-speed Galra-tech repulsor board that keeps the youngest Paladin constantly in motion.

Pidge's Hoverboard is a sleek, high-velocity personal transport device utilized by the youngest member of the Voltron Force, Pidge Gunderson (formerly Katie Holt). Designed for agility and rapid traversal within the confines of the Castle of Lions or during ground-based reconnaissance missions, it serves as an extension of her tech-savvy nature. Unlike traditional vehicles, this board relies on advanced Galra-inspired repulsor technology to maintain a stable flight path just inches above any surface.

Quick Facts

Primary user
Pidge Gunderson
Affiliation
Voltron Force; Castle of Lions
Technology origin
Galra Empire (Repurposed)
Function
Personal Transport & Reconnaissance
Status
Active

Lore & Background

While Keith and Lance often rely on their Lion-specific skills or standard Paladin gear, Pidge utilizes this board to bridge gaps that other Paladins cannot. It allows her to navigate tight corridors, escape collapsing structures, or pursue fast-moving targets with a level of dexterity unmatched by foot travel.

Reader's Guide

Mechanically, Pidge's Hoverboard utilizes anti-gravity repulsors similar to those found in Galra dropships. It requires no physical propulsion like wheels or thrusters, allowing for silent, frictionless movement across any terrain, including vertical walls and ceilings if the pilot is skilled enough. Its capabilities include high-speed bursts for evasion and precise hovering for delicate reconnaissance tasks. Pidge often integrates her hacking tools directly into the board's interface, allowing her to scan networks while moving at full speed.

This makes it an ideal platform for hit-and-run tactics or infiltrating secure areas without triggering floor-based pressure sensors. However, the board has limitations. It relies on a finite power cell that must be recharged regularly, and its defensive shielding is minimal compared to a Paladin's armor. In heavy combat zones with significant anti-air fire or electromagnetic interference, the board can become unstable or disabled entirely, leaving Pidge vulnerable until she can reach cover.

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