User Reviews

This episode was something, that's for sure. We have a bunny creature adopted into a human family for no reason other than that she is, I suppose? Then we flash forward to seven years later and now her dad is a terrorist and her sister is an Imperial loyalist. Things kind of seem to just happen in this episode, leading one to want to know what happened in those seven years that led to the end of this segment. Plotwise, I couldn't tell if I was invested or apathetic, and development would most certainly have helped me determine one way or the other. Interestingly, I believe this marks the first Star Wars visual media in which a non-human is the lead role (though perhaps Ahsoka's particular episodes in Clone wars count until her spinoff releases). However, as a non anime fan who was watching Visions for 'waifus' I was kind of disappointed that they gave me a furry this episode (though Ocho is fine). That previous statement might be controversial or seem in poor taste, but I call it as I see it (I'm sorry). Anyways, the writing wasn't bad, but as I said, there was so much more I needed to see for me to be very emotionally invested in the family dynamics. The ending was very implausible it seemed, and now I wonder how much damage a lightsaber actually does. (Also random thought: I get that a guy can put on eyeliner or something to be intimidating or whatnot, but who dyes HALF THEIR EAR GREEN?!) The animation was interesting, and there is potential in the plot, but it does not rank as my favorite, second, or third.

Loony tunes bunny character with cliché dialogue is my main issue with this. Like the Astro boy one, this just feels derivative of another cartoon character. Story and setting was still interesting though: in a shogun like society, a non-blood family member trying to save her adopted family was compelling to watch and I hope we see a continuation of this episode. I just wished they were more creative with the appearance of the main character instead of copying Looney Tunes.

This story was okay. Technically, it had a lot of things going for it. However, I didn't find the plotline or characters all that compelling. Barely better than average imo.

A tale of a family torn apart by ideology with a main character that seems to have more emotion and character for your own personal investment than the entire resistant did in the rise of skywalker.

Ok I found out her species was originally from star wars comic from 1978 so there's original trilogy roots in this episode thus getting a higher rating since the creators of this episode knew their lore a bit. The sister was really cool genuine villain looking and was a cool fight didn't expect it to be that good.

Definitely my favorite episode. Lop is a great and lovable character, and it was great to see the father see her as a daughter even though they werent related by blood. Giving Lop the blade that was meant for Ocho is a really nice idea. The only issue this episode has was that it didnt have enough time to develop the bonds between the characters or their motivations, but, Im not going to fault the episode for that because I think the writers only had so much time to tell a story, and with that time, they did an excellent job. Much better job than the other episodes in my opinion. (Not to mention, the animation was really good)

I think the dubbed voice of ocho was kind of bad though, I need to rewatch it in japanese

Id love to see this continued as a series, or redone as a whole movie.

Experiments are fine but this story's character design is a straight no. Those who thought stories are gonna be deep or rather interesting will be disappointed.

Chibi anime & star wars don't go hand to hand. Despite it being non canon & pretty to look at , it can not hold viewers because Its too small to establish any emotions .

Original Star Wars inspiration, a story about father and daughters.

I got really emotional when the father gave the lightsaber to his daughter, a well built scene. Good dialogue, good symbology.

Also, the overall animation on the city/backgrounds was outstanding on this one (way better than the others I've seen from Visions). Combat was also cool.

It's on my top 3 episodes of Visions, alongside with the first one and the Ninth Jedi. Really well done guys! 10/10!!

Another solid entry to this season.

I particularly loved the scene shared between Lop and her father when he handed her the lightsaber. It felt surprisingly earned and emotional. I actually would have loved this episode bene longer, or maybe the start of a movie/trilogy. The familial stuff was all legitimately fascinating, leading to a Stand-off that was actually compelling and beautiful to look at.

The animation was exceptional as usual, and I thought the character design was nicely done, even Lop. She's a character I'd like to see more of.

All-in-all, great. It's got all of the familial stuff, Force stuff, action stuff and character beats one could want from star wars in my opinion.

This episode had a pretty "wacky" cast of characters that was fun to watch, but kind of pulled me out of the "Star Wars" feel as I was watching. I personally wasn't a fan of the "Jedi" revelation toward the end since I was getting tired of that from all the other episodes, and Lop getting force powers all of a sudden was giving me "Rey" vibes, for better or worse. The animation was top-notch in this episode though!

A very cool story idea, great music and a nice lightsaber. The problem is this open ending.

This is one out of only 3 episodes (The Elder, and Ninth Jedi) thay are not absolutely , horribly, stupid and bad. Although the 'anime' element always makes things creepy, that's about the only terrible thing about this episode. That being said it wasn't really Star Wars oh, it just had Star Wars thrown in ia few elements on top of a old style Shogun type endeavor. Lop's character and dialogue were childish, kiddy, and didn't fit in really at all, it felt anti-theme. 5/10 within a series that have mostly all have been negative 10 /10.

Basically a story of shouting family conflict and betrayal, with zero redemption for the family member who turns bad. When Ocho joins the empire, she bites her own thumb and smears her blood as eyeliner to show she has joined the dark side - very gross and disturbing. When she fights her father at the end, she strikes out his one good eye, which is also disturbing. Lop fights Ocho since their father can no longer see, and Ocho escapes at the end, such that there is no redemption of her actions. The only thing interesting thing here is the anime style, but there are 8 other episodes of that so you won't miss much by skipping this one and will save yourself the disappointment.