Disney and Lucasfilm unveiled that Star Wars Visions: Volume 3 will premiere on Disney+ in 2025. The third instalment will feature nine short films from eight different Japanese anime studios, Disney and Lucasfilm announced today at the Disney APAC showcase held in Singapore.

Visions Volume 3 is set to premiere on Disney+ in 2025. The third installment of this awesome Star Wars anthology series will feature nine short films from eight different Japanese anime studios. The

Visions is returning in 2025 for a third season that returns the spin-off to its anime roots, Disney and Lucasfilm have announced.As reported by Deadline, Season 3 will feature nine short films from different Japanese anime studios,

Like the two previous seasons of the beloved anime show, Season 3 of: Visions will have nine episodes. Following the series’ tradition, each short story is produced by

Star Wars: Visions Season 3 has been renewed by Disney and Lucasfilm during an event in Singapore. The new season will involve nine episodes and will be released in 2025. The third season of Star Wars: Visions will be set in Japan, and some amazing animation studios will be involved in the project.

The Last Stand," "Fantastic Four” and "Dark Phoenix," will write and produce a new trio of films for the “Star Wars” franchise.

Visions Volume 3 was confirmed for 2025, with nine anime studios aboard - including Production I.G, TRIGGER, ANIMA, WIT Studio, and more.

On top of the previously announced standalone big-screen projects, a new trilogy of Star Wars movies is now in active development at Lucasfilm.

Yesterday, at the Disney APAC Content Showcase in Singapore, the company revealed Volume 3 of Star Wars: Visions. This anthology of nine short animations from nine separate anime studios is set to release next year.

Much like the first season, Volume 3 will see nine new Star Wars-inspired shorts from nine Japanese animation studios.

Visions for Season 3 or Volume 3 and disclosed its release date window. The anthology series comprises animated shorts developed by various Japanese anime studios and international production companies,