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In their second Star Wars: Visions Vol. 3 short, Kinema Citrus Co. returns to the Jedi F in “The Lost Ones,” another slow-burn, contemplative, and yet dazzling entry in her story, which ends up being my favorite sequel, and short, of the volume! Continue reading “Star Wars Visions Review: “The Lost Ones””
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Fresh off from claiming “The Bounty Hunters” as an early favorite, in steps Kinema Citrus Co. with their first of two Star Wars: Visions Vol. 3 shorts, “Yuko’s Treasure,” an enduring adventure with heart and humor which helps it climb to my new favorite! Continue reading “Star Wars Visions Review: “Yuko’s Treasure””
With around a month until it releases on October 29, Star Wars: Visions Vol. 3 unleashed an official trailer, showing off more footage than even the sizzle reel did at Star Wars Celebration Japan 2025 earlier this year. Not only did we get a new trailer, but gained synopsis descriptions of each episode and their Japanese and English Dub cast as well! Head below for the list! Continue reading “Star Wars: Visions Vol. 3 Drops Official Trailer”
Of all the panels and news to come for Star Wars Celebration Japan 2025, the Star Wars: Visions panel was my most anticipated considering the series would return to Japan’s legendary anime scene and several returning studios were coming back for more, leaving me eager to learn if that meant continuations for some of Vol. 1‘s best or not. My dreams not only came true, as sequels to “The Duel,” “The Village Bride,” and “The Ninth Jedi” are on their way, while the rest of the new stories look to set up for more visually arresting and intriguing new takes on the franchise, but my wildest expectations were blown out of the water when it was announced there would be a whole series around the world of “The Ninth Jedi”!!!!!! What?!?!!!! It’s a bold new direction for Visions and I’m so here for it! Visions Vol. 3 is out October 29, while Star Wars: Visions Presents – The Ninth Jedi will follow in 2026. Check out all the cool new and returning stories below! Continue reading “Star Wars: Visions Vol. 3 Out October 29, Returning Stories and New, Plus Ninth Jedi Series Set for 2026! (SWCJ 2025)”
While it seemed like a given considering the love from fans and the many nominations previous Volumes of Star Wars: Visions have received, it’s nice to see the confirmation a third volume is on its way for 2025! I suspect we’ll learn a lot more at April’s Star Wars Celebration in Japan, given Volume 3 returns the series solely to the country’s legendary anime scene, but for now we know the studios, some new and some returning, we’ll get to feast on new shorts from: Production I.G., Studio TRIGGER, Kinema citrus, Kamikaze Douga, ANIMA, David Production, Polygon Pictures, Project Studio Q, and WIT Studio. Head below for some thoughts about the returning studios and brief info on the new ones! Continue reading “Star Wars: Visions Volume 3 Arrives 2025, Studios Announced!”
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With the first three Star Wars Visions shorts, while they all pulled viewers into their world, it takes a bit to be comfortable with their different vision, but with Kinema Citrus’ “The Village Bride,” I was fully engulfed from the start and on the edge of my seat by the end, followed by on my knees in front of the TV begging for more of this world. Needless to say, “The Village Bride” is my early favorite. Continue reading “Star Wars Visions Review: “The Village Bride””
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