After the war with Honerva, she along with Zethrid and Acxa join the Blade of Mamora as members.Įzor is introduced spying on Throk as he attempts to visit a dying Zarkon in "Changing of the Guard”. When summoned by Acxa to the Atlas, she convinces Zethrid to switch sides and reunites with her. She seemingly enjoys torturing prisoners (although she is never seen dealing that much physical harm to Pidge, her "first victim" out the paladins).Īfter surviving the explosion on her and Zethrid's warship, she has a change of heart, and abandones her pirating ways to join the Voltron Coalition. After Lotor's defeat and the fall of the Empire, she along with Zethrid take advantage of the chaos to build their own army for themselves. At the possibility of Lotor's return, she's shown to be anxious about it, worrying about he'll do to her and Zethrid if he does.Įzor is shown to enjoy the idea of bearing her piece of territory and "replacing Lotor" when Zethrid brings up the possibility in White Lion. After Lotor killed Narti and Ezor turns to Acxa in attempt to convince her that they should break ties with him, arguing that working for him while they were "on the run" from Zarkon was a huge risk. Even then, she's shown to make up with Acxa, and arrives at the Atlas when summoned by her to help convince Zethrid to switch sides.Įzor strongly values self-preservation and avoiding situations that could potentially put her in danger. Though it's possible that her motivation for this is much more personal, as Acxa did break ties with them 3 years prior. And after Lotor kills Narti, Ezor is seen to be most visibly affected by it, and uses it to reason with Acxa to break ties with him.Įven then, it's arguable that Ezor does not hesitate to fight a former ally if they happened to be on opposing sides, as is the case with Acxa in the Way Forward, where she mocked and delighted in fighting Acxa. She apologizes to Narti after making a joke about Voltron and how they were blind on Thayserix. She is also seen talking derisively about the Voltron lions and the Blade of Mamora at one point, suggesting that her cheerful nature is meant as a form of mockery towards her enemies.ĭespite this side of her, Ezor is shown to openly care about her friends and is concerned with their wellbeing and their feelings.
When ordered to apprehend the leader of Puig by Acxa, she toys with him before detaining him. Ezor is playful, sneaky and cheerful, hiding a sardonic nature behind it.
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