Season 2
Season 2 takes place during the events of “The Last Jedi” leading up to “The Rise of Skywalker.” The story picks up after a harrowing escape from the First Order, as the Colossus and all its residents find themselves lost in space, pursued by Agent Tierny and Commander Pyre. Meanwhile, Tam grapples with her future and where her true allegiance lies, with her friends or the First Order.
Into the Unknown
After being launched into space by Kaz and crew, the Colossus encounters engineering problems, which are made worse by a mysterious stowaway.
A Quick Salvage Run
With the Colossus in need of hyperfuel, Kaz suggests they take it from a downed First Order ship, but the salvage mission is quickly compromised when the First Order shows up.
Live Fire
Kaz officially joins the Aces, as does Yeager -- who trains them to become better combat pilots. Tam learns what it's like to be a First Order pilot.
Hunt on Celsor 3
The pirates volunteer to find food for the Colossus, but Kaz doesn't trust them. Kaz and Torra go on the hunt, but run into big problems.
The Engineer
Kaz and Neeku discover Nena, a Nikto engineer in need of assistance who barely escaped a First Order attack.
From Beneath
Flix takes Kaz and crew to his home world to acquire fuel from his family's refinery, only to discover the family's drilling has awoken something monstrous.
The Relic Raiders
When Kaz and team arrives on a mysterious planet to buy supplies, they find the outpost has been abandoned and a secret Sith Temple has been raised.
Rendezvous Point
Doza attempts to meet a Resistance pilot from his past, but the pilot has been captured by the First Order.
The Voxx Vortex 5000
With the Colossus running out of money, Hype risks everything by taking the Aces to race at Vranki's Casino, run by Vranki the Hutt.
Kaz's Curse
A pirate curses Kaz, causing him danger at every turn. Kaz is soon forced to seek Mika Grey for help, but Kaz's curse gets worse when the Guavian Death Gang appears.
Station to Station
Kaz and Neeku sneak onto a First Order refueling station in order to take an important piece of tech. Plans go awry when they run into Tam and General Hux.
The Missing Agent
Kaz, Yeager and Synara trace a distress call to a planet where a Resistance agent has gone missing. Things only get worse as a mysterious bounty hunter starts hunting them.
Breakout
Kaz and Norath try to help their friends while being pursued by a deadly bounty hunter.
The Mutiny
Kragan buys a secret weapon to capture the Colossus and take over. When Synara discovers this plan, she tries to warn Kaz and crew, but it may be too late.
The New World
Doza takes the Colossus to a hidden world on the outer rim, only to find it’s inhabited by beings who don’t like them.
No Place Safe
Kaz decides to join up with Poe and the Resistance, but things go awry when he discovers the First Order has located the Colossus.
Rebuilding the Resistance
Resistance recruits need an escort getting off of Dantooine, but, unfortunately, Tam is assigned to destroy the recruits.
The Escape
Kaz and Yeager attempt to rescue Tam from the First Order while trying to evade capture on a Star Destroyer. Meanwhile, the Colossus is in trouble and faces an impossible choice.
Avis de la communauté (1)
Such a let down. This show just failed to evolve and it's nowhere near the quality of _Clone Wars_ and _Rebels_. There's nothing wrong with the premise, but it just focused on the wrong things all the time and the tone just kept leaning towards slapstick. I accept that this one was aimed at younger kids, but it really dumbed everything down and didn't allow for any nuance in storytelling or characters. And at the end of it all, I just don't see what the point of it was. It didn't give us an interesting story, didn't add any new lore and didn't connect or tie into other _Star Wars_ tales. It didn't even give us a satisfying or meaningful conclusion as things just return to status quo. None of the characters were memorable and I find it difficult to see any of them becoming fan favourites (hmm... maybe Torra Doza actually). I think it's fair to say that the show actually gave us some of the worst characters in the franchise in Kaz, Tam and Neeku. Still, I do love the visuals. The cel shading can be downright gorgeous and things really came to life whenever starfighter combat or racing was involved (far too little). The voice actors for the heroes and Colossus crew were also good all round - less so for the extremely generic cast of bad guys. But you know what, I freakin' love Star Wars and this is part of it so I just find that I can't completely hate it. I was often bored watching but never felt like something I HAD to do, I always wanted to sit down and see the next episode. Am I just a glutton for punishment? Possibly, because looking back this was definitely not worth the time spent on it.