When Star Wars: Visions was first released, although it did not become an instant pop culture phenomenon just like what The Mandalorian did, but a lot of fans of the franchise loved the anime-inspired series. Because of the support of the fans, it seems like Star Wars: Visions will be renewed for another season. Cinelinx is reporting that the anime-inspired Star Wars series’ second season is currently in development, along with several new animated shorts arriving on Disney+ later in 2022. The report stated that a lot of sources have confirmed the news regarding the show, although no one was offering any details beyond the vaguest idea that some of the animators of Season 1 will be returning, and it is possible that the stories from the first season will continue in new shorts.
The Star Wars Celebration this year will happen on May 26th and May 29th, and it is most likely be the setting for several announcements. Until the Star Wars Celebration, there will most likely be a lot more rumors, but nothing official will be coming out of Disney/Lucasfilm, as they prepare for whatever announcements they’re going to make during the event.
As of now, there has been a lot of talk, albeit there’s no official confirmation, of the continuation of Star Wars: Visions since the first season ended. One of the notable things that the series does, is that it uses outside animators to give each of its individual stories its own look and feel. Last year, one of the animators talked about the potential to follow up on his story. In an interview with Oricon, he stated: "If that is possible, I would definitely like to try it, and I think the story is complete enough to make a feature film."
The Ninth Jedi episode of Star Wars: Visions Season 1 was directed by Kenji Kamiyama and was produced by the anime studio Production IG, who is most well known for anime series such as Pokemon Origins and Haikyuu. In this episode, we see a lightsaber maker who has to fight against evil forces that are coming to attack the allies of the Jedi and the blacksmith placing his faith onto his daughter, who might be the next great Jedi to help restore the balance to the Force. Most of the stories of Star Wars: Visions takes place outside of the min continuity of the franchise, with each of the stories featuring characters and environments that fit into the mythos created by George Lucas.
Star Wars’ upcoming series, Obi-Wan Kenobi, is set to premiere on Disney+ on May 27, 2022.
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