Star Wars: Visions Volume 3 gets a date and sizzle reel, plus the acclaimed The Ninth Jedi episode gets it’s own limited series. First off, Star Wars: Visions Volume 3, information directly from StarWars.com. Star Wars: Visions Volume3 will premiere on Disney+ October 29, 2025. Check out a sizzle reel from Volume 3 below.
Fans have noticed that the Ronin episode seems to be getting a sequel. However, initially I’m guessing many would be even more excited by something else. There was what looked to be a sequel to The Ninth Jedi. The short was assuredly the most acclaimed of the Episodes from Visions Season 1. It turns out that’s actually a prequel, not a sequel, more details below.
However, that’s because The Ninth Jedi is getting its own limited sequel series. Check it out.
The Ninth Jedi, a new Star Wars: Visions Presents limited series, coming to @DisneyPlus in 2026. #StarWarsCelebration pic.twitter.com/aB55norE1g
— Star Wars (@starwars) April 20, 2025
Here is a breakdown from the official website of how events unfolded at Celebration.
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‘Today at Star Wars Celebration Japan, an exciting announcement came out of the Star Wars: Visions Volume 3 panel. After Lucasfilm’s James Waugh revealed a release date for the nine new Star Wars: Visions shorts – October 29, 2025 – he announced an all-new spin-off series of longer stories from Star Wars: Visions.’
‘He invited “The Ninth Jedi” writer and director Kenji Kamiyama to the stage, who thanked the audience for being so supportive and enthusiastic about the adventures of Kara and Juro in “The Ninth Jedi” and the upcoming “Child of Hope.” He then announced that fans will watch Kara’s journey continue to unfold in an all-new spinoff called “Star Wars: Visions Presents – The Ninth Jedi.”
“I made a short story called ‘The Ninth Jedi‘ during Volume 1,” said Kamiyama. “Director Shiotani is making one more film this time [“Child of Hope”], and it ends with Kara’s departure to look for her father in the first short film.”
‘”Star Wars: Visions — The Ninth Jedi” features lightsabers that change color depending on one’s Force, according to Kamiyama, and that Kara’s father invented these lightsabers and has been kidnapped.’
“What in the world was the reason for such lightsabers,” Kamiyama continues. “I think it will be a story where those secrets will be told.”
‘Kamiyama concluded by explaining that he will be working in the capacity of supervising director on “Star Wars: Visions Presents — The Ninth Jedi.”‘
What do you think as Star Wars: Visions Volume 3 gets a date and a sizzle reel? Are you keen to see The Ninth Jedi get a limited sequel series? Thoughts below.
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