“What’s new, though, is that Kara has a stable, loving relationship to her father. She longs for more, wishes to become a hero and get off her tundra planet where great harpoon cannons farm for kyber crystals from the asteroids above,” he says. “ Thematically, Kara has familiar hopes and dreams as heroes like Luke or Rey. Of course, Kara is in awe of her father and his very important job, and feels that one day she’ll have what it takes to wield a lightsaber and learn the ways of the Jedi.”įor Rimes, Kara follows in a tradition that’s key to Star Wars - but with a Visions twist. Writer/director Kenji Kamiyama really leaned into this new and different vision of what a lightsaber can be and how it can reflect the nature of those who might wield it. “The lightsabers he makes are also different from anything we’ve seen before in Star Wars. “ Kara’s father is a legendary lightsaber-smith, which is totally unique to this tale,” Rimes tells. And central to this possible Jedi renaissance is Kara, who has never been trained in the ways of the Force but still holds a connection to the guardians of peace and justice. “The Ninth Jedi” from Production I.G imagines a galaxy in which the Jedi Order is long gone, but a mysterious master named Juro hopes to revive it. Spoiler warning: This article discusses characters and story details from Star Wars: Visions. caught up with executive producer Josh Rimes and producer Kanako Shirasaki of Lucasfilm to learn more about five of these future fan favorites, whose stories we’ll soon experience in a Star Wars series like no other. Some are similar to those we know yet just a little different, others seem like they’re from a galaxy even further away. Visions will present unique takes on the Star Wars galaxy from some of the anime world’s greatest talents - and with these visionary stories come all-new heroes. When it comes to Star Wars: Visions, you must unlearn what you have learned.
In this installment, finds out about some of the starring heroes. With Inside Star Wars: Visions, will pull back the curtain on the series for exclusive early insights into what might await us. Star Wars: Visions, an anime anthology featuring nine shorts from some of the world’s best anime creators, is set to debut September 22 on Disney+. Star Wars is going to a new galaxy of storytelling.
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