Japanese anime studios each take the Star Wars galaxy and make a standalone short in their own style, such as a wandering Ronin facing bandit troopers who lean on a village.
Anime fans curious how Star Wars looks through a different eye will find a short for them, and franchise regulars get a break from the usual Jedi and Sith. In one, bounty hunters break up a rock band's gig and Boba Fett wanders in, all played as a comic romp. Another tells the story of feuding siblings in split frames. Favourites differ, so people pick their own.
Shorts stand alone, so skip around; seasons one and three use Japanese studios, while season two goes worldwide and varies more in style.
Japanese anime studios each take the Star Wars galaxy and make a standalone short in their own style, such as a wandering Ronin facing bandit troopers who lean on a village.
Anime fans curious how Star Wars looks through a different eye will find a short for them, and franchise regulars get a break from the usual Jedi and Sith. In one, bounty hunters break up a rock band's gig and Boba Fett wanders in, all played as a comic romp. Another tells the story of feuding siblings in split frames. Favourites differ, so people pick their own.
Shorts stand alone, so skip around; seasons one and three use Japanese studios, while season two goes worldwide and varies more in style.