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The Book of Boba Fett

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	Of the stuff released after the end of the sequel trilogy, it has been the [[Skub\|least beloved]] thus far, though nowhere near to the point of the Sequel Trilogy. Currently one of Youtube Video reviewers' favorite whipping boys along with Kenobi (as shown below), with over a dozen different videos as of this writing bashing it. It has its moments, but the show is still probably most remembered for a [[fail\|very slow chase scene involving neon-colored scooters going 5mph at best.]]		Of the stuff released after the end of the sequel trilogy, it has been the [[Skub\|least beloved]] thus far, though nowhere near to the point of the Sequel Trilogy. Currently one of Youtube Video reviewers' favorite whipping boys along with Kenobi (as shown below), with over a dozen different videos as of this writing bashing it. It has its moments, but the show is still probably most remembered for a [[fail\|very slow chase scene involving neon-colored scooters going 5mph at best.]]

	You can probably compare it to the Prequel Trilogy: cool fanservice and good actors, actually coherent character progression (in theory), and shaky execution at various-to-most points, and probably amplified by stratospheric expectations for the fan-favorite character in the hands of well-regarded showrunners which made the flops bomb harder. Basically, it had good intentions of worldbuilding and character growth, but didn't quite stick the landing. That, and the hardline fans wanted their Fett to be [[Konrad Curze\|a stone-cold badass crushing his opposition]] instead of [[Roboute Guilliman\|trying to grow out of it and try negotiation to inspire loyalty and respect]] or [[Vulkan\|a green armored nice guy]]. Also a popular point of mockery/criticism was in how two whole episodes focus on Din Djarin instead of Boba Fett himself, leading to Fett getting effectively upstaged in his own mini-series. A second season might be coming, so hopefully the writers can course-correct.		You can probably compare it to the Prequel Trilogy: cool fanservice and good actors, actually coherent character progression (in theory), and shaky execution at various-to-most points, and probably amplified by stratospheric expectations for the fan-favorite character in the hands of well-regarded showrunners which made the flops bomb harder. Basically, it had good intentions of worldbuilding and character growth, but didn't quite stick the landing. That, and the hardline fans wanted their Fett to be [[Konrad Curze\|a stone-cold badass crushing his opposition]] instead of [[Roboute Guilliman\|trying to grow out of it and try negotiation to inspire loyalty and respect]] or [[Vulkan\|a green armored nice guy]]. Also a popular point of mockery/criticism was in how two whole episodes focus on Din Djarin instead of Boba Fett himself(to the point of actually having important plot points for ''The Mandalorian'' occuring in them), leading to Fett getting effectively upstaged in his own mini-series. A second season might be coming, so hopefully the writers can course-correct.

	==Obi-Wan Kenobi==		==Obi-Wan Kenobi==

1d4chan>Lord Grievous at 21:19, 29 May 2023

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	==Andor==		==Andor==
	[[File:Andor postor.jpg\|thumb\|Poster for Andor]]		[[File:Andor postor.jpg\|thumb\|Poster for Andor]]

			{{topquote\|I'm condemned to use the tools of my enemy to defeat them. I burn my decency for someone else's future. I burn my life to make a sunrise that I know I'll never see. And the ego that started this fight will never have a mirror or an audience or the light of gratitude. So what do I sacrifice? Everything!\|Luthen Rael}}

	Series centering on Rogue One's Cassian Andor before the events of that movie. Despite (or perhaps because of), focusing on a more minor character who's less of a household name than Obi-Wan and Boba, its done well for itself review-wise, with many appreciating its darker, grimier, more morally gray take on the Rebel Alliance and their fight with the Empire. So Star Wars for cynics basically. The series is also set far enough from the frontlines that one does not even see a stormtrooper in any great detail until episode 7 and even then it is almost a cameo.		Series centering on Rogue One's Cassian Andor before the events of that movie. Despite (or perhaps because of), focusing on a more minor character who's less of a household name than Obi-Wan and Boba, its done well for itself review-wise, with many appreciating its darker, grimier, more morally gray take on the Rebel Alliance and their fight with the Empire. So Star Wars for cynics basically. The series is also set far enough from the frontlines that one does not even see a stormtrooper in any great detail until episode 7 and even then it is almost a cameo.

1d4chan>Lord Grievous at 21:17, 29 May 2023

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			{{topquote\|...yes\|Disney execs, when asked how many Star Wars products they plan on releasing}}

	Since getting the brand, Disney has been pumping out Star Wars originals on their personal streaming service like their lives depended on it. The first and most popular of these is [[Star Wars:The Mandalorian\|The Mandalorian]], but there have been ''plenty'' of others since. Some are hits, some are misses, some are both. This page lists them all in detail.		Since getting the brand, Disney has been pumping out Star Wars originals on their personal streaming service like their lives depended on it. The first and most popular of these is [[Star Wars:The Mandalorian\|The Mandalorian]], but there have been ''plenty'' of others since. Some are hits, some are misses, some are both. This page lists them all in detail.

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	==Star Wars: Visions==		==Star Wars: Visions==
	Basically, the prayers of every Anime fan with even a passing interest in Star Wars were finally answered. And even if you ''aren't'' an Anime obsessive, Star Wars: Visions is still [[Awesome]]. A series of shorts, all of which are decent to great, they managed to do well with both critics and audiences, proving that it is still possible for Star Wars products that don't have Baby Yoda in them to do that. In the second season however the series branches out, calling in animation studios from all over the world.		Basically, the prayers of every Anime fan with even a passing interest in Star Wars were finally answered. And even if you ''aren't'' an Anime obsessive, Star Wars: Visions is still [[Awesome]]. A series of shorts, all of which are decent to great, they managed to do well with both critics and audiences, proving that it is still possible for Star Wars products that don't have Baby Yoda in them to do that. In the second season however the series branches out, calling in animation studios from all over the world.

			The Shorts are:

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	*'''Screecher's Reach''': Animated by Ireland's Cartoon Saloon. A group of children escape an oppressive workhouse into order to investigate a ghost story. Plays as a horror story (complete with what is basically a Banshee), and having a twist ending. Managed to get Anjelica Houston for one of the roles.		*'''Screecher's Reach''': Animated by Ireland's Cartoon Saloon. A group of children escape an oppressive workhouse into order to investigate a ghost story. Plays as a horror story (complete with what is basically a Banshee), and having a twist ending. Managed to get Anjelica Houston for one of the roles.
	*'''In the Stars''': Animated by Chile's Punkrobot. Focuses on siblings stuck on a world absolutely devastated by the Empire and struggling to survive. A bit akin to Grave of the Fireflies, but with a ''much'' happier ending...seemingly. The addition of two more stars in the sky (after the episode earlier established this is what happens to the planet's inhabitants when they die), suggests the protagonists may have died at the end...in which case it's even more like Grave of the Fireflies.		*'''In the Stars''': Animated by Chile's Punkrobot. Focuses on siblings stuck on a world absolutely devastated by the Empire and struggling to survive. A bit akin to Grave of the Fireflies, but with a ''much'' happier ending...seemingly. The addition of two more stars in the sky (after the episode earlier established this is what happens to the planet's inhabitants when they die), suggests the protagonists may have died at the end...in which case it's even more like Grave of the Fireflies.
	*'''I Am Your Mother''': Animated by Aardman Animations. Yes, the folks who did ''Wallace and Gromit'', ''Shaun the Sheep'', ''Chicken Run'', and ''Flushed Away'' get to do a Star Wars. (the robot from the first Wallace and Gromit short even shows up in the background). A young Twi'lek girl wants to participate in a family race, but is highly embarrassed by her mother and their space-tug home/ship. Accordingly, it's got a more comedic and light-hearted tone, complete with things like a welder mask looking like the front of a Mandalorian helmet and the bully's ship having ''a mini Death Star for its laser cannon''. Dennis Lawson also gets to reprise his role/ham it up as Wedge Antilles.		*'''I Am Your Mother''': Animated by Aardman Animations. Yes, the folks who did ''Wallace and Gromit'', ''Shaun the Sheep'', ''Chicken Run'', and ''Flushed Away'' get to do a Star Wars (the robot from the first Wallace and Gromit short even shows up in the background). A young Twi'lek girl wants to participate in a family race, but is highly embarrassed by her mother and their space-tug home/ship. Accordingly, it's got a more comedic and light-hearted tone, complete with things like a welder mask looking like the front of a Mandalorian helmet and the bully's ship having ''a mini Death Star for its laser cannon''. Dennis Lawson also gets to reprise his role/ham it up as Wedge Antilles.
	*'''Journey to the Dark Head''': Animated by South Korea's Studio Mir. Set in an earlier time period before the Skywalker Saga.		*'''Journey to the Dark Head''': Animated by South Korea's Studio Mir. Set in an earlier time period before the Skywalker Saga.
	*'''The Spy Dancer''': Animated by France's Studio La Cachette. Plot centers on a dancer who is secretly a spy for the Rebellion, and the setting and accents make it clear this is Star Wars' take on Vichy France, particularly the Moulin Rouge.		*'''The Spy Dancer''': Animated by France's Studio La Cachette. Plot centers on a dancer who is secretly a spy for the Rebellion, and the setting and accents make it clear this is Star Wars' take on Vichy France, particularly the Moulin Rouge.

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Andor

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	Cassian returns to his current home, the scrapyard planet of Ferrix. He's completely disillusioned with the state of things. His biological parents were killed for being Separatist sympathizers, the tribe of feral children he and his sister joined were killed when a warship crashed near their camp, his adoptive father Clem was hanged shortly after the rise of the Empire for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. All he has is his adoptive mother (Maarva) and their droid B2. He's in debt to almost everyone in town, barely scraping by on salvage and theft from the Empire for both the money and due to low-key resentment against them.		Cassian returns to his current home, the scrapyard planet of Ferrix. He's completely disillusioned with the state of things. His biological parents were killed for being Separatist sympathizers, the tribe of feral children he and his sister joined were killed when a warship crashed near their camp, his adoptive father Clem was hanged shortly after the rise of the Empire for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. All he has is his adoptive mother (Maarva) and their droid B2. He's in debt to almost everyone in town, barely scraping by on salvage and theft from the Empire for both the money and due to low-key resentment against them.

	During all this, we also have Mon Mothma, who is going from sympathetic senator to the overall leader of the Alliance. Genevieve O'Reilly reprises her role from ''Revenge of the Sith'' and ''Rogue One'', and surprisingly shows us ''why'' Lucas chose her for that role, for those who never saw the scenes cut from that film. After that, it moves to a planet populated by shepherds being low key oppressed by the Empire. Andor teams up with some Rebels to pull off a payroll heist from an Imperial Base. This leads to galaxy-wide crackdowns from the Empire, (which is revealed to be the main goal behind the heist, as said crackdowns would lead to more joining the Rebellion) which Cassian ends up on the wrong side of, ironically just for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Afterwards he ends up in an Imperial Factory Prison and leads a mass escape. Meanwhile Mon has to launder the stolen credits.		During all this, we also have Mon Mothma, who is going from sympathetic senator to the overall leader of the Alliance. Genevieve O'Reilly reprises her role from ''Revenge of the Sith'' and ''Rogue One'', and surprisingly shows us ''why'' Lucas chose her for that role, for those who never saw the scenes cut from that film. After that, it moves to a planet populated by shepherds being low key oppressed by the Empire. Andor teams up with some Rebels to pull off a payroll heist from an Imperial Base(as the Empire is looking so closely at Mothma's bank accounts, they gotta get their money from ''somewhere'''). This leads to galaxy-wide crackdowns from the Empire, (which is revealed to be the main goal behind the heist, as said crackdowns would lead to more joining the Rebellion) which Cassian ends up on the wrong side of, ironically just for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Afterwards he ends up in an Imperial Factory Prison and leads a mass escape. Meanwhile Mon has to launder the stolen credits while keeping the Empire at bay and handling family drama.

	All the while we follow ISB Lieutenant Dedra Meero who's involved in the crack-down against anti-Imperial activity and eventually looks into Andor himself and Syril Karn [[That Guy\|who stays fixated with Andor, living with his mom and being a creep to Dedra]] (so basically an Incel). Surprisingly, this works. In particular the Narkina 5 prison is terrifying in its low key banality-of-evil way.		All the while we follow ISB Lieutenant Dedra Meero who's involved in the crack-down against anti-Imperial activity and eventually looks into Andor himself and Syril Karn [[That Guy\|who stays fixated with Andor, living with his mom and being a creep to Dedra]] (so basically an Incel). Surprisingly, this works. In particular the Narkina 5 prison is terrifying in its low key banality-of-evil way.
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	The finale is really good, involving an anti-Imperial riot on Ferrix. In general the series has slow build ups establishing characters, situation and settings and having them pay off in big dramatic ways.		The finale is really good, involving an anti-Imperial riot on Ferrix. In general the series has slow build ups establishing characters, situation and settings and having them pay off in big dramatic ways.

	For all that its been the best-received Star Wars thing since fellow Disney+ originals The Mandalorian and Visions, there is still some points of criticism. It is by far the least action-heavy Star Wars has ever been on screen and whole episodes are used to set up a later, more action-heavy episode(the typical pattern is two set-up episodes leading an explosive payoff in the third). There is also considerably more focus on politics and bureaucracy than anything we have seen from Star Wars before give or take ~~the first two Prequels~~. Some fans think all this makes it the best Star Wars series since the Mandalorian if not the best overall while others think its slowburn storytelling and lack of action most of the time makes it boring. Regardless, this is undoubtedly the most "adult" Star Wars series yet. Fun fact, the head writer was inspired by the October Revolution when writing Andor, with Stellan Skarsgård fitting into Lenin's role.		For all that its been the best-received Star Wars thing since fellow Disney+ originals The Mandalorian and Visions, there is still some points of criticism. It is by far the least action-heavy Star Wars has ever been on screen and whole episodes are used to set up a later, more action-heavy episode(the typical pattern is two set-up episodes leading an explosive payoff in the third). There is also considerably more focus on politics and bureaucracy than anything we have seen from Star Wars before give or take a couple of arcs in The Clone Wars. Some fans think all this makes it the best Star Wars series since the Mandalorian if not the best overall while others think its slowburn storytelling and lack of action most of the time makes it boring. Regardless, this is undoubtedly the most "adult" Star Wars series yet. Fun fact, the head writer was inspired by the October Revolution when writing Andor, with Stellan Skarsgård fitting into Lenin's role.

	==Tales of the Jedi==		==Tales of the Jedi==

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	'''Season 2'''		'''Season 2'''
	*'''Sith''': Animated by Spain's El Guiri. Deals with a Sith Apprentice who tries to pursue a more peaceful life as a solitary artist, only for her old master to hunt her down. Notably, the main character has a double-bladed lightsaber where each blade is a different color.		*'''Sith''': Animated by Spain's El Guiri. Deals with a Sith Apprentice who tries to pursue a more peaceful life as a solitary artist, only for her old master to hunt her down. Notably, the main character has a double-bladed lightsaber where each blade is a different color, presumably symbolizing that she's more of a Gray Force-User who has both the Light and Dark Side in her.
	*'''Screecher's Reach''': Animated by Ireland's Cartoon Saloon. Plays as a horror story (complete with what is basically a Banshee), and having a twist ending. Managed to get Anjelica Houston for one of the roles.		*'''Screecher's Reach''': Animated by Ireland's Cartoon Saloon. Plays as a horror story (complete with what is basically a Banshee), and having a twist ending. Managed to get Anjelica Houston for one of the roles.
	*'''In the Stars''': Animated by Chile's Punkrobot. Focuses on siblings stuck on a world absolutely devastated by the Empire and struggling to survive. A bit akin to Grave of the Fireflies, but with a ''much'' happier ending.		*'''In the Stars''': Animated by Chile's Punkrobot. Focuses on siblings stuck on a world absolutely devastated by the Empire and struggling to survive. A bit akin to Grave of the Fireflies, but with a ''much'' happier ending...seemingly. The addition of two more stars in the sky (after the episode earlier established this is what happens to the planet's inhabitants when they die), suggests the protagonists may have died at the end...in which case it's even more like Grave of the Fireflies.
	*'''I Am Your Mother''': Animated by Aardman, AKA the folks who did Wallace and Gromit, Chicken Run, and Flushed Away (the robot from the first Wallace and Gromit short even shows up in the background). Accordingly, it's got a more comedic and light-hearted tone, complete with things like a welder mask looking like the front of a Mandalorian helmet and the bully's ship having ''a mini Death Star for its laser cannon''.		*'''I Am Your Mother''': Animated by Aardman, AKA the folks who did Wallace and Gromit, Chicken Run, and Flushed Away (the robot from the first Wallace and Gromit short even shows up in the background). Accordingly, it's got a more comedic and light-hearted tone, complete with things like a welder mask looking like the front of a Mandalorian helmet and the bully's ship having ''a mini Death Star for its laser cannon''.
	*'''Journey to the Dark Head''': Animated by South Korea's Studio Mir. Set in an earlier time period before the Skywalker Saga.		*'''Journey to the Dark Head''': Animated by South Korea's Studio Mir. Set in an earlier time period before the Skywalker Saga.
	*'''The Spy Dancer''': Animated by France's Studio La Cachette.		*'''The Spy Dancer''': Animated by France's Studio La Cachette. Plot centers on a dancer who is secretly a spy for the Rebellion, and the setting and accents make it clear this is Star Wars' take on Vichy France.
	*'''The Bandits of Golak''': Animated by India's 88 Pictures. Interestingly, its animation and art style bear a resemblance to the type used in many of the mainline Star Wars shows (Clone Wars, Bad Batch, and Rebels). Focuses on a youth trying to get his force-sensitive little sister to safety before the Empire finds her.		*'''The Bandits of Golak''': Animated by India's 88 Pictures. Interestingly, its animation and art style bear a resemblance to the type used in many of the mainline Star Wars shows (Clone Wars, Bad Batch, and Rebels). Focuses on a youth trying to get his force-sensitive little sister to safety before the Empire finds her.
	*'''The Pit''': Animated by Japan's D'art Shtajio, making it the only Season 2 episode to be of Japanese origin. Also going to be the only one that Lucasfilm Ltd. took part in animating.		*'''The Pit''': Animated by Japan's D'art Shtajio, making it the only Season 2 episode to be of Japanese origin. Also going to be the only one that Lucasfilm Ltd. took part in animating.
	*'''Aau's Song''': Animated by South Africa's Triggerfish. Features aliens who look a bit like green panda bears.		*'''Aau's Song''': Animated by South Africa's Triggerfish. Features aliens who look a bit like green panda bears.

	~~Coming Soon!~~

	==The Book of Boba Fett==		==The Book of Boba Fett==

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	==Star Wars: Visions==		==Star Wars: Visions==
	Basically, the prayers of every Anime fan with even a passing interest in Star Wars were finally answered. And even if you ''aren't'' an Anime obsessive, Star Wars: Visions is still [[Awesome]]. A series of shorts, all of which are decent to great, they managed to do well with both critics and audiences, proving that it is still possible for Star Wars products that don't have Baby Yoda in them to do that. ~~The shorts are:~~		Basically, the prayers of every Anime fan with even a passing interest in Star Wars were finally answered. And even if you ''aren't'' an Anime obsessive, Star Wars: Visions is still [[Awesome]]. A series of shorts, all of which are decent to great, they managed to do well with both critics and audiences, proving that it is still possible for Star Wars products that don't have Baby Yoda in them to do that. In the second season however the series branches out, calling in animation studios from all over the world.

	'''Season 1'''		'''Season 1'''
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	'''Season 2'''		'''Season 2'''
	*'''Sith''': Animated by Spain's El Guiri. Deals with a Sith Apprentice who tries to pursue a more peaceful life as a solitary artist, only for her old master to hunt her down. Notably, the main character has a double-bladed lightsaber where each blade is a different color, presumably symbolizing that she's more of a Gray Force-User who has both the Light and Dark Side in her.		*'''Sith''': Animated by Spain's El Guiri. Deals with a Sith Apprentice who tries to pursue a more peaceful life as a solitary artist, only for her old master to hunt her down. Notably, the main character has a double-bladed lightsaber where each blade is a different color, presumably symbolizing that she's more of a Gray Force-User who has both the Light and Dark Side in her.
	*'''Screecher's Reach''': Animated by Ireland's Cartoon Saloon. Plays as a horror story (complete with what is basically a Banshee), and having a twist ending. Managed to get Anjelica Houston for one of the roles.		*'''Screecher's Reach''': Animated by Ireland's Cartoon Saloon. A group of children escape an oppressive workhouse into order to investigate a ghost story. Plays as a horror story (complete with what is basically a Banshee), and having a twist ending. Managed to get Anjelica Houston for one of the roles.
	*'''In the Stars''': Animated by Chile's Punkrobot. Focuses on siblings stuck on a world absolutely devastated by the Empire and struggling to survive. A bit akin to Grave of the Fireflies, but with a ''much'' happier ending...seemingly. The addition of two more stars in the sky (after the episode earlier established this is what happens to the planet's inhabitants when they die), suggests the protagonists may have died at the end...in which case it's even more like Grave of the Fireflies.		*'''In the Stars''': Animated by Chile's Punkrobot. Focuses on siblings stuck on a world absolutely devastated by the Empire and struggling to survive. A bit akin to Grave of the Fireflies, but with a ''much'' happier ending...seemingly. The addition of two more stars in the sky (after the episode earlier established this is what happens to the planet's inhabitants when they die), suggests the protagonists may have died at the end...in which case it's even more like Grave of the Fireflies.
	*'''I Am Your Mother''': Animated by Aardman, ~~AKA~~ the folks who did Wallace and Gromit, Chicken Run, and Flushed Away (the robot from the first Wallace and Gromit short even shows up in the background). Accordingly, it's got a more comedic and light-hearted tone, complete with things like a welder mask looking like the front of a Mandalorian helmet and the bully's ship having ''a mini Death Star for its laser cannon''.		*'''I Am Your Mother''': Animated by Aardman Animations. Yes, the folks who did ''Wallace and Gromit'', ''Shaun the Sheep'', ''Chicken Run'', and ''Flushed Away'' get to do a Star Wars. (the robot from the first Wallace and Gromit short even shows up in the background). A young Twi'lek girl wants to participate in a family race, but is highly embarrassed by her mother and their space-tug home/ship. Accordingly, it's got a more comedic and light-hearted tone, complete with things like a welder mask looking like the front of a Mandalorian helmet and the bully's ship having ''a mini Death Star for its laser cannon''. Dennis Lawson also gets to reprise his role/ham it up as Wedge Antilles.
	*'''Journey to the Dark Head''': Animated by South Korea's Studio Mir. Set in an earlier time period before the Skywalker Saga.		*'''Journey to the Dark Head''': Animated by South Korea's Studio Mir. Set in an earlier time period before the Skywalker Saga.
	*'''The Spy Dancer''': Animated by France's Studio La Cachette. Plot centers on a dancer who is secretly a spy for the Rebellion, and the setting and accents make it clear this is Star Wars' take on Vichy France.		*'''The Spy Dancer''': Animated by France's Studio La Cachette. Plot centers on a dancer who is secretly a spy for the Rebellion, and the setting and accents make it clear this is Star Wars' take on Vichy France, particularly the Moulin Rouge.
	*'''The Bandits of Golak''': Animated by India's 88 Pictures. Interestingly, its animation and art style bear a resemblance to the type used in many of the mainline Star Wars shows (Clone Wars, Bad Batch, and Rebels). Focuses on a youth trying to get his force-sensitive little sister to safety before the Empire finds her.		*'''The Bandits of Golak''': Animated by India's 88 Pictures. Interestingly, its animation and art style bear a resemblance to the type used in many of the mainline Star Wars shows (Clone Wars, Bad Batch, and Rebels). Focuses on a youth trying to get his force-sensitive little sister to safety before the Empire finds her.
	*'''The Pit''': Animated by Japan's D'art Shtajio, making it the only Season 2 episode to be of Japanese origin. Also going to be the only one that Lucasfilm Ltd. took part in animating.		*'''The Pit''': Animated by Japan's D'art Shtajio, making it the only Season 2 episode to be of Japanese origin. Also going to be the only one that Lucasfilm Ltd. took part in animating. A group of people are forced to mine Khyber crystals for the Empire, then left to die in a deep hole. One of them risks it all to get help.
	*'''Aau's Song''': Animated by South Africa's Triggerfish. Features aliens who look a bit like green panda bears.		*'''Aau's Song''': Animated by South Africa's Triggerfish. Features aliens who look a bit like green panda bears.