Star Wars: Visions

It's hard to do it.

Which is why I think we mentioned that when we talked about the 9th Jedi and Star Wars Visions.

In that it takes you out of that box because it's not canon.

You can just do whatever you want and you get such refreshing new stories and takes in the franchise and the universe.

Like

try it like a, like a star Wars visions.

Like, for video games.

That's exactly it.

Um, it's fun.

It takes away that what we always talked about with Star Wars Visions, the, the preciousness of canon.

And, uh, if people have fun with it and don't take it too seriously, I think it's actually a good thing for both fandoms.

It, uh, takes the stuffiness out of it and reminds us why we really love this stuff, 'cause it's fantastical, it's fun, it triggers our imagination.

I, I just, just based on the cover art alone, I'm kind of a fan of, of the manga/anime art style.

You know, we got that, uh, a few months ago with, with Star Wars: Visions, that short series, uh, coming from some Star Wars creators over in Nepal.

But this one looks pretty good.

But a- a- again, it, it's saying it's a, a, a re-release.

That feels like it's the main flagship animated series at this point, you know, post-Bad Batch.

You know, are they going to do another Star Wars Visions Presents take on some other Visions spinoff? Will they make a second season of the ninth Jedi? Will they do a formal Star Wars Visions season four? That's, of course, animated.

That's non-canon.

That's low stakes.

Yeah.

It's kind of like some of like the Star Wars: Visions episodes.

It's like, oh, why would they let them animate this? And then as you get more into the episode it's like, okay, uh, yeah, I fuck with it.

Yeah.

Story number two.

Ghost of Tsushima anime taps Star Wars Visions talent for its 2028 release.

This comes from Darren at GameSpot.

The upcoming anime adaptation of Sony's Ghost of Tsushima just took another big step forward, with Crunchyroll revealing more details on the cast and crew attached to the project, as well as a 2028 release window.

Tomoe in Ghost of Tsushima, a master archer and pupil of the renowned Sensei Ishikawa, while Fukumatsu lent his vocal talents to One-Punch Man, playing the martial arts master Bomb.

For the crew working behind the scenes on the production, there's some big talent attached.

Takanobu Mizuno, who comes from Star Wars Visions' The Duel episode, will direct the anime, and it'll be produced at anime studio Kamikaze Douga, uh, who worked on Batman Ninja: Star Wars Visions shorts.

For the story, that's being handled by Gen Urobuchi, Urobuchi, who comes from Psycho-Pass, and Renji Oki, who comes from Azure Lane.