In the Stars

It's conceptually stunning, and every shot is well lit, colored and set up. The story is pretty simple, but it's a good adventure none the less and fits well into the SW universe. What lets this episode down is the skipped frames in the stop-motion animation. It's just too jerky, and I found it distracting. At first I seriously thought there might be an issue with my hardware or bandwidth that was causing skipped frames. I knew it was stop-motion but I thought there's no way this is so intentionally stuttery. Unfortunately, it is. If they'd at least doubled the frames where there was a lot of action or movement it might have saved it.

A solid enough episode.

The younger sibling making blatantly wrong choices and outright being annoying... kind of annoyed me! I don't know, this might just be me, but I didn't care much about her. Not until the climax I guess.

Still a decent episode overall. The population storyline has been done turn and time again, as has the fight against brutal colonizers, but I think the animation and Star Wars setting saved it a bit for me. It's a decent episode overall. Not the amazing tear-jerker some are saying, but far from the garbage others are saying it is. I don't really have much more to say about it. Good voice work and animation again!

The story is not even worth discussing, as it is a lazily assorted pile of cliches - which is in general my main complaint with Visions. Very few of the episodes actually try to have a story. Here, you also get the most lazy exposition mechanism imaginable (character explaining to her sister the plot background, even though said sister already knows, obviously), lazy plot devices like 'child doing silly thing after being told not to', the laziest of villains, and all in all, what you get is an exercise in style, with zero substance.

It's a shame, because the animation is actually very nice and the action scenes good, but the absence of effort, together with the honestly very poor English voice acting for Tichina, make this merely a 'meh'.

Has OK art stile used but why all female again and the sound actor is poor and sounds bad like did for the first one especially for the sisters. And little sister was honestly a bit annoy but understandable and kinda how expected her to act so well done there I suppose. Also the music in this was not great but could if been much much worse.

Want to keep this short but the whole 500 words minimum again being a pain lol, to all who thought this was great good for you.

Probably only review for this season will write hear had and interesting kinda hopeful ending which was nice though.

(Previous one probably best so far for Disney star wars.)

The art style and animation are great, though I think the music pushes a little too hard it works as an animation for small children.

The story was nothing to write home about, Empire being as evil as possible for no properly stated purpose. Sapping the planet of "magic" water. Probably to make toys for Empire babies, who knows.

The acting from the main characters is very bad, and I'm not sure I can blame the actors. They both have very thick Chilean accents, mixed with the fact that one of them is a child actor it turns the performances flat and confused. If we NEED to have the characters have non English accents I see two solutions: get Chilean actors with a better grasp of the language that they are speaking OR let them speak Spanish and let me read subtitles, I'm more than happy to do it if it means the performances are better.