Nine television series make up the Star Wars animated franchise: Droids, Ewoks, The Clone Wars, Rebels, Resistance, The Bad Batch, Visions, Tales, and Young Jedi Adventures. All series in total amount to 389 episodes across 24 seasons of television.

Star Wars: Visions: With Michael Sinterniklaas, Neil Kaplan, Adam Sietz, JP Karliak. An anthology of animated shorts from around the world celebrating the mythology of Star Wars through unique cultural perspectives.

Star Wars: Visions is an animated anthology television series created for the American streaming service Disney+. Produced by Lucasfilm, the series consists of original animated short films set in, or inspired by, the Star Wars universe, with each episode being a self-contained narrative produced by various studios.

2024年9月16日 · Since 1985, 10 TV shows make up Star Wars’ animated franchise. Some have received critical acclaim, while others have fallen by the wayside.

2024年5月4日 · A complete guide on how to watch the animated Star Wars shows in chronological order from The High Republic to the Resistance.

1 天前 · A series of Legends-era Star Wars comics told what-if stories long before Disney+ offered fans the multi-seasoned Star Wars: Visions animated series.

List your movie, TV & celebrity picks. 1. Star Wars: The Clone Wars. Jedi Knights lead the Grand Army of the Republic against the droid army of the Separatists. 2. Star Wars: Rebels. The crew of the spaceship Ghost defends those who cannot fight for themselves against the Empire, providing the spark for a rebellion. 3. Star Wars: Resistance.

2024年9月8日 · Japanese anime offers fresh narratives featuring epic battles between empires and the solitary quests of adventurers. These stories stand alongside classics like Star Wars, providing diversity in science fiction with awe-inspiring spectacles.

Star Wars: Visions, the critically-acclaimed series of animated shorts, returns to Japan for Volume 3 in collaboration with nine anime studios.

2023年10月8日 · So far, there are ten animated Star Wars series, and most of them belong to the official Canon – apart from a few shows that predate Disney’s 2014 buyout of Lucasfilm and one that’s quite unique in its idea – but we’ll get to that.