Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi Officially Renewed for a Second Season

The Star Wars animated universe will continue to expand. Tales of the Jedi, one of the most recent productions in this format that premiered on Disney+, will return to the streaming platform very soon with new episodes to continue telling the story of legendary members of the Jedi Order.

During the second day of the Star Wars Celebration, Dave Filoni confirmed that the series would continue after the success of the first installment and after several renewal rumors that had not been confirmed:

“Tales of the Jedi was so fun the first time. I did some more.”

This new production came to streaming on Oct. 26, 2022, with six episodes, taking viewers and fans into the lives of two very different Jedi, Ahsoka Tano, and Count Dooku. The fictional stories communicated with each other and echoed with The Prequel Trilogy, Clone Wars, and Rebels.

Each character had three-episode arcs that followed key events in their respective lives, such as Ahoska being taken by the Jedi Order (and what she was up to not long after leaving it) and Dooku’s time as a young Jedi before he eventually defected over to the Separatists with Palpatine.

Related: Star Wars: Ahsoka Confirms 2 Major Character Returns

Star Wars: Visions Will Also Return

Star Wars: Visions was another of the outstanding achievements of the franchise in the animated sphere, completely surprising critics and fans with its stories and production. For this reason, the series did not take long to be renewed for a second part, of which some details have already been revealed.

The second part will feature a total of nine shorts made by nine different studios around the world, which will seek to represent a specific look at the galaxy in Star Wars through unique animation styles.

The second season of Visions will feature Paul Young’s Screecher’s Reach with Cartoon Saloon. Sith, by Rodrigo Blaas with El Guiri Studios (Spain). The Bandits of Golak by Ishan Shukla with 88 Pictures (India). In the Stars by Gabriel Osorio with PunkRobot Studio (Chile). LeAndre Thomas’ The Pit with D’ART Shtajio (Japan) and Lucasfilm Ltd. (USA). The Spy Dancer by Julien Chleng with Studio La Cachette (France). Aau’s Song’ by Nadia Darries and Daniel Clarkle with Triggerfish (South Africa). Journey to the Dark Head by Hyeong Geun Park with Studio Mir (South Korea). And I Am Your Mother by Magdalena Osinska with Aardman Animations (UK).