Volume 3
The Duel: Payback
With the help of unexpected allies, Ronin faces off against a twisted Jedi out for revenge.
The Song of Four Wings
A princess-turned-rebel protects a child from the might of the Empire.
The Ninth Jedi: Child of Hope
Adrift in space and pursued by Jedi Hunters, Kara encounters a ship tended by a mysterious droid.
The Bounty Hunters
A bounty hunter's job for a shady industrialist has unexpected consequences for her and her droid.
Yuko's Treasure
A sheltered orphan teams up with a streetwise kid to rescue his droid and find a lost treasure.
The Lost Ones
While helping refugees escape disaster, an incognito F is forced to confront the ghosts of her past.
The Smuggler
Desperate for a quick payday, a smuggler takes a job to rescue a fugitive from the Empire.
The Bird of Paradise
Blinded in battle, a Jedi padawan must undergo a series of spiritual trials to resist the Dark Side.
BLACK
On the cusp of defeat, a psychedelic battle plays out in the haunted psyche of an Imperial trooper.
Avis de la communauté (2)
Not sure what's with people and scoring this show. I mean yeah it's different obviously than the rest of the shows/movies, but also it’s meant to be this creative playground for different visions (hence the title) since none of them are canon (yet) to any Star Wars saga. It’s meant to experiment, to play with the universe, not follow the same old blueprint. Honestly, I’m genuinely baffled that people expect uniform quality or tone when it’s an anthology. You’re not supposed to judge it like one story arc; you’re supposed to vibe with whichever ones hit you and appreciate that they can be that different. The diversity is the appeal, and scoring shouldn’t even be applied the same way here. Different doesn’t mean worse, it just means you have to watch it with a different mindset
You're better off stopping after episode 7.