The 8-episode limited anime series is part of an all-new Star Wars: Visions Presents banner, which allows filmmakers to tell longer-form Star Wars: Visions stories. Picking up not long after the events of the Visions shorts, in the new series, Lah Kara continues to train in the ways of the Jedi under Margrave Juro amid an epic journey of self-discovery as she and Juro’s small fellowship of Jedi-in-training embark on a quest to save her father.

An anthology of animated shorts celebrating Star Wars through the lens of the world's best anime creators and storytellers. 
 
1) The Duel (Mizuno Takanobu, Kamikaze Douga)
 
2) Tatooine Rhapsody (Taku Kimura, Studio Colorido)
 
3) The Twins (Hiroyuki Imaishi, Trigger)
 
4) The Village Bride (Hitoshi Haga, Kinema Citrus)
 
5) The Ninth Jedi (Kenji Kamiyama, Production I.G.)
 
6) T0-B1 (Abel Gongora, Science SARU)
 
7) The Elder (Masahiko Ootsuka, Trigger)
 
8) Lop and Ochou (Yuuki Igarashi, Geno Studio)
 
9) Akakiri (Eun-Yeong Choi, Science SARU) 
Note: A further batch of 9 episodes released on May 4, 2023 as Star Wars: Visions Volume 2 does not meet our eligibility requirements as only a single episode was animated by a studio meeting our Country of Origin criteria.

The critically-acclaimed series of animated shorts returns to Japan for a third installment in collaboration with nine anime studios. 

1) The Duel: Payback (Mizuno Takanobu, Kamikaze Douga x Anima) 
2) The Song of Four Wings (Hiroyasu Kobayashi, Project Studio Q) 
3) The Ninth Jedi: Child of Hope (Naoyoshi Shiotani, Production I.G.) 
4) The Bounty Hunters (Junichi Yamamoto, Wit Studio) 
5) Yuko's Treasure (Masaki Tachibana, Kinema Citrus) 
6) The Lost Ones (Hitoshi Haga, Kinema Citrus) 
7) The Smuggler (Masahiko Ootsuka, Trigger) 
8) The Bird of Paradise (Tadahiro Yoshihira, Polygon Pictures) 
9) Black (Shinya Oohira, David Production)

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