the bigger Star Wars franchise has actually seen much better days, Disney Plus’ Visions animated series has actually been regularly exceptional for the previous 2 seasons, and the innovative groups behind its next chapter make it seem like it’s going to be another knockout. The anthology series will see 3 stories from previous episodes continue in this 3rd volume– not just that, however Visions Volume 1 episode “The Ninth Jedi” is getting its own spinoff series, under a brand-new Star Wars: Visions Presents label.
Star Wars: Visions Volume Three is set to premiere on October 29th, 2025, Disney and Lucasfilm revealed as part of Star Wars Celebration in Japan Visions executive manufacturer James Waugh stated throughout a panel at the occasion that the program’s 3rd season will have 9 episodes, 3 of which will continue the stories from popular Volume 1 episodes “The Duel,” “The Village Bride,” and “The Ninth Jedi,” reports The Hollywood Reporter
The 3rd volume will be followed up in 2026 with Star Wars: Visions Presents– The Ninth Jedi“The Ninth Jedi” story revealed lightsabers that obtain their color from the wielder’s positioning with the Force– red is bad; blue is great. Kenji Kaniyama, who composed and directed “The Ninth Jedi” will work as monitoring director for the spinoff. According to THRthat’s simply the start; more Visions Presents spinoffs are prepared, offering writers an opportunity to inform longer, much deeper stories than the anthology technique has actually enabled, up until now.
Like the very first season, Volume 3‘s stories are produced by various Japanese innovative groups. Studios Kamikaze Douga, Kinema Citrus Co., Production IG, and Trigger are all going back to VisionsWe can likewise anticipate to see fresh takes on the Star Wars universe from beginners Anima, David Production, Polygon Pictures, Project Studio Q, and WIT Studio.
Waugh and filmmakers dealing with Volume 3 episodes discussed what’s coming and flaunted character styles and art work. THR explained, for example, an AT-AT– the enormous, four-legged walkers equipped with lasers that initially appeared in The Empire Strikes Back — with a Japanese structure on the top
Masaki Tachibana from the anime studio Kinema Citrus previewed an “specifically kawaii” episode called Yuko’s Treasure,” according to THRwhile Hiroyasu Kobayashi of Project Studio Q talked about an X-Wing-focused episode called “The Song of Four Wings.” “We’re a studio that concentrates on the production of systems,” Kobayashi stated, “so we truly concentrated on the essence of the old Joe Johnston styles and included a great deal of androids and mechs.”
