The next Star Wars won't be part of canon

Lucasfilm's next project will not expand the Star Wars universe, offering a unique take on the franchise.

The line between canon and non-canon has been quite blurred for a long time. Everything changed after the studio became part of Disney. However, experiments withStar Warsdid not stop there.

The third season of the anthology seriesStar Wars: Visions will officially premiere on Disney+ later this month. Fans will receive new storylines, and some stories will be continued.

However, the most notable aspect of the new season is that it will not be canon. Everything that happens will not affect any of the upcoming films.

In some ways, non-canon series are more interesting to longtime fans. They allow you to take a fresh look at the franchise without breaking established rules. For example, Rebuild the Galaxy gave the on-screen appearance of Darth Revan.

Will Visions get a fourth season?

Disney and Lucasfilm have not announced that the anime show will be renewed for a fourth season. However, companies believe in theVision.

It is also worth noting that a spin-off, The Ninth Jedi, is currently in development. It is expected to be released in 2026, which further confirms that management is happy with viewing on Disney+.

Most likely, Visions will be extended. As mentioned, since the animated series is not canon, the studios creating the episodes have complete creative freedom. This attracts a fair share of fans.

The third season of "Visions" will premiere on October 29 on Disney+.