Star Wars has never really been wholly original, drawing heavily from Samurai films, so Visions brings it full circle with mixed results. The animation varies each episode, and while people will have their preferences, it's decent. The designs often feel more feudal Japan than Star Wars, and the characters vary substantially. This lack of consistency combined with the writing contribute to a mixed bag. E05 being great, E02 being bad, with a lot of mediocre in between.

Season 2 far better than the 1st.

The best thing about Star Wars: Visions is how boldly it steps away from the usual formula. Instead of retracing familiar paths, it dives headfirst into telling stories from new angles, with complete creative freedom. Each episode is a small animated capsule filled with personality, style, and risk. Watching how different studios interpret the Force, the Sith, or the Jedi—each from their own cultural background—is not only refreshing, it feels essential to keeping the franchise alive. The animat

I found them pretty weak, the only one that is worth a damn is the Productions I.G. one (no surprise there). The others have some fine moments here and there, but I watched it mainly to finish, episode 4 had awesome music though.

I'm not the biggest anime fan. Some of the episodes were entertaining, but a lot of them I found rather boring. It's still cool to see different artists' interpretations of Star Wars, and even though it wasn't really my thing, at least it's easy to binge through it fairly quickly.

[through season 2]

Thought I was done with Star Wars until some friends insisted on showing this to me. And you know what, it's pretty cool! A bunch of anime studios bringing Star Wars back to its Kurosawa-inspired roots. Not every episode lands, but it's overall a good time.

Not a single episode in Visions lands but it's such an outlandish novelty I couldn't help but be interested in it. There is something inherently funny to me about how Visions goes balls deep into incorporating samurai imagery into the series, having the culture behind the franchise come full circle. The direction is jarring for typical Star Wars fare and a good number of episodes were pretty weak in terms of visuals, but stuff like The Twins episode blew my sides for how outlandish it got.