Star Wars is so huge and all-encompassing as a franchise, that the galaxy far, distant can play host to so many alternative types and genres of storytelling. But whereas western animation is definitely no stranger to Star Wars, now creatives from Japan are taking the lead on a brand new collection that desires to carry contemporary eyes to that huge galaxy.

As a part of a panel at Anime Expo Lite this weekend, producers Jacqui Lopez, James Waugh, Josh Rimes, Justin Leach, and Kanako Shirasaki gave us our first glimpse at what to anticipate from Star Wars Visions. Previously teased as a 10-part anthology collection, Visions will function animated shorts from a number of Japanese inventive groups—together with Trigger, Production IG, Kamikaze Douga, Kinema Citrus, Geno Studio, and extra—bringing their very own spin to all eras of Star Wars.

The collection encompasses a number of eras of the saga’s timeline, in addition to acquainted faces and areas alongside fully new characters, from the likes of Jabba the Hutt and Boba Fett, to samurai-inspired takes on Jedi, First Order stormtroopers, and different iconic imagery from the Star Wars galaxy. From tales of Dark Side twins from Trigger’s legendary director Hiroyuki Imaishi, to a “rock opera tale” from Kamikaze Douga, there’s lots going occurring, and all of it fairly cool wanting.

Star Wars Visions is about to hit Disney+ on September 22, with the upcoming tie-in novel Ronin, by Emma Mieko Candon, set to launch in October.

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