Keith considered that. Nope. No shuttle he'd seen had anything that diverse, either. The Lions were definitely unique. Lyle's next question got him thinking.

"Well, we're not sure if its the bayards or the Lions or what, really," he admitted. "Each of the Lions has a port that we can plug that bayard I showed you into. That's what triggers the weapon. So far, it seems to generate something similar to what the bayard generates for the Paladin outside of Voltron. It kind of makes me think it's tied more to the Paladin than the bayard or the Lion." He wasn't sure if that made any sense, but... well... it was the best he could do. Voltron was a pretty mystical thing, it seemed.

"Like, when I plug in my bayard, it makes a sword for Voltron. When Hunk plugs his in, it makes a large shoulder cannon, which kind of goes along with the fact that his bayard turns into a heavy personal cannon he uses in ground fights." Keith frowned. "When we all plug in our bayards together, it enhances the weapon into a stronger version. So far, we've only done it with the sword active, so with four of us, we made the sword bigger. With all five of us, it actually sprouted flames."

Okay, so, in retrospect, that sounded pretty weird, and Keith was fairly sure at this point that Lyle was going to think he was nuts.