"Star Wars" Goes Anime: "Visions" Trailer Unveils "Star Wars" Series Created By Japanese Anime Studios

    Sub or dub? You must choose, Anakin!

    Well, it was destined to happen: Star Wars has gone anime with its new series Star Wars: Visions.

    Reimagine the galaxy with #StarWarsVisions, an Original Series featuring stories from seven visionary Japanese anime studios, streaming September 22 on @DisneyPlus.

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    Star Wars creator George Lucas always said Japanese samurai movies inspired his masterpiece, so it is only fitting that we get to see Japanese creators really take that to the next level.

    Two anime characters have lightsaber duel

    The Visions series will feature nine episodes created by seven different Japanese anime studios.

    Samurai-like anime character draws lightsaber from sheath

    There will be options to watch the dubbed version and the subbed version.

    Old man anime character smirks with two red lightsabers crossing his face

    The English dub is stacked with talent: Lucy Liu, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Temuera Morrison, David Harbour, Neil Patrick Harris, George Takei, and Alison Brie (just to name a few).

    Anime cat-person character holds lightsaber handle

    That being said, I think I will stick to the subbed version. This is the first time Japanese anime studios are getting their hands on Star Wars, so I want to experience fully their way.

    Anime character holds six lightsabers in her six hands

    The artwork is going to blow people away. I mean, seriously, just look at this image:

    Two anime characters shooting blue and red lightning at each other

    I also love that we're getting mostly new characters. Can't wait to find a new favorite character.

    Anime character on speeder bike and holding a lightsaber

    Will you be watching Star Wars: Vision on Disney Plus September 22? Comment below!