The Village Bride

My second favorite star wars visions episode. The Episode had a nice atmosphere.

F the female jedi is a very likable and mysterious character and i'd love to see more of her. Get this to be a series!!!

Now this was pretty solid!

I was worried, thought we wouldn't get much backstory or info about anything, but it gradually got better with each passing minute.

The cultural stuff on this planet was legitimately interesting and actually pretty believable. Ir felt like something we'd see in a canon Star Wars show, maybe one of Filoni's many shows. I didn't love some of the costume designs but that's merely a nitpick.

I legitimately want to see more from the Jedi protagonist, and the guy in the helmet as well. They were both quite likable in the end, and her story was particularly one I wanted more of. Loved her action moments as well.

The animation was pretty cool. Not my favorite style in this series but not bad, and the voice work was good.

Really solid episode. Canon or not, it felt pretty Star Wars-y.

I don't watch anime. This happens to be the first anime I have ever watched. It has just never appealed to me, but I love Star Wars, so I decided to give it a try.

This was my favorite episode of the first four. Something about this episode appealed to me. Maybe it was the characters. I really loved the characters, all of them. Once again this show perfectly executes developing the story and characters in just under 20 minutes. You seriously feel a connection with some of the characters, then are sad when the episode ends because you won't see them again. I honestly wish some of these episodes were their own series. The visuals were also once again amazing, and the build up to the battle was great. This was one of the slower episodes, but it makes up for it at the end. First off, we get to see anime Seperatist Droids, that was amazing, secondly, the action and what the Jedi was able to do was very cool. I won't spoil it though.

I also got to give credit to Nichole Sakura who played Haru. I loved her in "Superstore" and I feel her voice fit perfectly for her role in this episode. The best of the series so far.

Possibly the best from Visions, this is a beautiful episode that restrains it's action until it let's loose into a quick Samurai flurry.

Might not be for everyone but it mixes the best of Dave Filoni's exploration of other culture's view of the force and a post 66 universe and I love it all the more because it doesn't rush it's action or character moments.