What happens when "Star Wars" meets the boundless creativity of Japanese anime? "Star Wars: Visions" Volume 3 takes fans back to the series' roots with a fresh slate of shorts by Japanese anime ...

Star Wars: Visions has done what many thought would be impossible for three seasons in displaying the galaxy far, far away in the anime format. While many of the segments over the course of the ...

Star Wars: Visions Volume 3 will premiere on Disney+ on October 29. This season will include nine shorts made by a mix of returning Japanese anime studios and new ones, going back to the anime-focused ...

Star Wars: Visions, the Lucasfilm anthology series that hands over the keys to the galaxy far, far away to animation teams from around the world to create whatever they want with it, has been ...

One of the best parts of Star Wars: Visions is seeing the Star Wars universe through the lens of different animation styles. From Aardman’s classic British stop-motion animation to the surreal, ...

It might have taken decades to be realized, but when Star Wars finally got a manga adaptation in 1997, it was a work of art. Illustrated by mangaka Hisao Tamaki, his work on capturing the magic of ...

Digital monsters, superheroes, and Santa Claus are what you can expect this fall anime season. There's a new season full of anime to check out this Fall like the return of the highly anticipated My ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook The force that takes over for the Grand Army of the Republic, the Imperial Army, doesn’t get the ...

Disney+ and Hulu now have a combined login, and you can now access Hulu either in its own app or as a Disney+ channel. The Hulu app will get shut down sometime next year. Until then, Disney brings you ...

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