Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi

It gives you a backstory for many characters that make you understand them better

Really cool stories that feel like a modern addition to the Clone Wars series

The episodes focusing on count Dooku fleshed out his character so well and his final episode was fantastic. Ashoka’s are enjoyable as well.

The Dooku episodes were amazing with a cohesive arc. The Ahsoka episodes were a bit more all over the place.

Great animated short series to add to the Star Wars canon and mythology, must see for Star Wars fans

Beautiful, somber, and fascinating. Definitely need to already be familiar with other Star Wars media, but if you are, this is a nice treat.

Overall not that good and first episode ruins a good character. Other ones don't add a whole lot to the story. 2 ministories cut in 6...

Beautiful, interesting, absolutely brilliant!

Like the Dooku story and loved the Asoka training episode the most.

Light and cool take on some characters’ backstories. Not too much, interesting enough. Greatest work since Star Wars The Clone Wars.

This show is incredibly beautiful and perfect every way. Disney needs to realize that this is what we want. Star wars animation is my drug.

Better storytelling and character development than the entirety of the prequels. Beautiful animation. Wish it were longer.

Easy watch vignettes providing backstory particularly for Count Dooku and Ahsoka.

Contrived and on the nose, it tries so hard to prove something but has none of the subtle levity that makes star wars great.

Besides Dave Filoni retconning pre-established canon which is starting to be a common theme, these were pretty enjoyable.

One side of the show is more interesting than the other, but both play out in an exceptionally subdued and thoughtful way.

Tied up loose ends from the clone wars.

I feel this is what Visions was meant to be. Amazing series

A great addition to the Star Wars universe though no one asked for it. If you’re a fan, it’s a must.

Beautifully crafted, but a lot of the story is rehashing material from other titles.