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The Big Picture COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Star Wars has become richer thanks to its animated fare. Despite the franchise’s rocky start in animation in the 1980s, George Lucas and the team found their way back to animation in the early 2000s with Star Wars: The Clone Wars. The film may not have won over a ton of fans, but the subsequent animated shows have brought Star Wars to a whole new generation.
Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures TV-Y Animation Action Adventure 9 10 It tells the story of Younglings as they go in adventures, and start their journeys to become Jedi Knights. Star Wars: Resistance TV-Y7 Animation Sci-Fi Action Adventure Kazuda Xiono, a young pilot for the Resistance, is tasked with a top secret mission to investigate the First Order, a growing threat in the galaxy.
While the show is engaging, The Bad Batch falls into a few traps, especially retreading the father-child dynamic that was a winning formula in The Mandalorian. However, the series has several fascinating plots as the Empire takes control, inspiring the Rebellion to grow. The Bad Batch is unfocused at times, but when it delves into the central conflict of the galaxy, it excels, improving some of the franchise's weakest plots.
This series has the chance to do a lot with the individual characters it follows and even expands the timeline of their stories, helping the audience to know more about these fascinating characters from other parts of the franchise. However, the limited time prevents Star Wars: Tales from being too ambitious. Offering beautiful visuals but no opportunity for new characters to develop, Star Wars: Tales is imperfect but a quick watch and well worth it for any fans of the characters featured.
Visions is unhindered by timelines and canon, making every story unique. The stand-alone storytelling emphasizes characters and interpersonal dynamics over a grander narrative. The episodes are a mix of new takes on Star Wars and different perspectives on familiar worlds. We return to Tatooine in one episode, while another features a little droid with big dreams, and others follow different versions of Jedi Knights.
Rebels shifted away from the galactic core to focus on characters with a tenuous link to the Jedi and the Rebel Alliance. The series was unafraid to take a darker tone — the Empire is obsessed with hunting down the last of the Jedi, which puts the crew of the Ghost in danger. But the show also explores other aspects of the Star Wars galaxy, mainly the guerilla warfare and the resistance cells that crop up to fight the Empire.
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