In the upcoming anthology Star Wars: Visions, the anime series proves there are no limits on creativity, form, and function when it comes to the stylized ships and vehicles flying through these shorts. In this final installment, finds out about some of the new ships and vehicles coming in for a landing.Ī conjoined Star Destroyer, the return of the Z-95 starfighter, and the galaxy’s answer to a garage band’s trusty tour van. With Inside Star Wars: Visions, will pull back the curtain on the series for exclusive early insights into what might await us.
Star Wars: Visions, an anime anthology featuring nine shorts from some of the world’s best anime creators, is set to debut September 22 on Disney+. Deathwatch gunships would also be a pretty swanky addition to S&V, in this one's opinion.Star Wars is going to a new galaxy of storytelling. What would you like to see (if you'd like to see them at all), if you could create the ships and field them on the board? As above, I'd love to see General Grievous in the Soulless One (lots of running away, anyone?) and Cad Bane in the Xanadu Blood, among many others. There is so much material available in the Clone Wars series that you could make a very competent pool of ships to choose from.ĪRC-170s and older Republic Era Y-Wings and Headhunters? Vulture Droids with Buzz Droid Missiles? General Grievous in his Belbullab-22 with MagnaGuard Rogue-Class fighters? A plethora of Jedi Pilots - Plo Koon? Yes please.
This is a question that's probably been asked a lot and thus driven into the dirt, but it's one that I can't help but ask.Īm I the only one who'd like to see Clone Wars era ships on the table, either as a spin-off game or an expansion to X-Wing? Being able to fly a load of older ships would actually be a dream come true, and with the state of things during the Clone Wars it also opens up the opportunity to play larger games to field bigger or multiple squads.
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