Star Wars Tales of The Jedi animated anthology shorts this fall Disney +
 

The Star Wars universe is about to get a lot more animated with the newly announced anthology series Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi. Fans of the Star Wars Expanded Universe may recognize that title as the comic book series that delved into stories of the Old Republic. The new series, which uses the same name, will serve as an anthology of Original animated shorts. Following the panel hosted by Amy Ratcliffe, the official Star Wars Twitter account revealed that the series will arrive on Disney+ sometime this fall.

The series will follow various Jedi from the prequel era including Count Dooku, Qui-Gon Jinn, and Ahsoka. Liam Neeson, who played Qui-Gon Jinn in the prequel films is set to reprise the role for an episode of the animated series. However, given the success of other animated Star Wars series, such as Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Star Wars: Rebels, fans can look forward to this series further fleshing out beloved characters from an era of the franchise finally getting its time in the limelight.
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Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi will premiere on Disney+ in Fall 2022.

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Just watched these. Incredible! They're only like 16 minutes each but they really bring the feels. Everything with Dooku (we get his whole Dark Side turn here) and Qui-Gonn is really masterful here. Even baby Ahsoka and the tiger was really effective and emotional.

So "Tales of the Underworld" is out, with episodes about Ventress and then Cad Bane. The Ventress ones, while cute, ultimately didn't do much for me. She is directionless and angry and she's still pretty much like that by the end. The Cad Bane ones are pretty nice. Super predictable but very moving, especially at the end.

"Tales of the Empire" also came out a year ago. It wasn't very great, mostly it was because it was about two characters nobody cares about. Or at least needed to see any more of.