Star Wars: Visions unveils its first stunning trailer

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 Star Wars: Visions unveils its first stunning trailer


After squeezing the Skywalker saga to the point of satiety and taking few risks with its latest productions (Hello, The Bad Batch!), Disney has decided to try its luck with a completely different bet: Star Wars Visions, a series of animated shorts designed by Japanese studios. Today we have had the opportunity to see the first trailer of this new format and we must admit that the result is simply spectacular.

Star Wars: Visions unveils its first stunning trailer



At the moment we don't know what will be the plot of these shorts, their duration or if they will be related to each other, but based on what can be seen in the trailer, each one will have its own characteristic animation style.

Now, without further ado, I leave you with the trailer of the creature.




In total, Star Wars: Visions will be composed of 9 chapters, each designed by a different studio. Here is the complete list:

  • Kamikaze Douga - The Duel
  • Geno Studio (Twin Engine) - Lop and Ochō
  • Studio Colorido (Twin Engine) - Tatooine Rhapsody
  • Trigger - The Twins
  • Trigger - The Elder
  • Kinema Citrus - The Village Bride
  • Science Saru - Akakiri
  • Science Saru - T0-B1
  • Production IG - The Ninth Jedi

All episodes will arrive on Disney+ at the same time on September 22, 2021.

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