warn!This article contains spoilers for Star Wars: Visions #1
in a new Star Wars: Phantasm In one shot of Marvel Comics, in this alternate version of clone troopers, a new type of clone trooper resembling the ancient warriors appears. star wars galaxy. Inspired by Japanese feudalism, Star Wars Vision #1 Ronin goes on an adventure, confronting the former Jedi General. Therefore, these new samurai clone troopers are a perfect fit for this non-canon yet very dynamic galaxy far, far away.
Lucasfilm Starts With Animated Anthology Series on Disney+, Now Expands Star Wars: Phantasm And its anime-style stories made their way into new media like novels and now manga. Also, of particular focus is the former Sith fighter known as the Ronin who starred in the episode titled “The Duel.” Now, Star Wars: Vision #1 Telling a new story from original series writer and artist Takashi Okazaki, Ronin continues his journey to destroy every Sith Lord he can find, himself a former Sith who defected and turned against him fellow dark side warriors.
After battling a group of rogues who had the misfortune to travel through Ronin, the former Sith recovered in a secret hot spring. However, he soon meets a blind old man who reveals that he was once a general during the Great War. Through flashbacks, we discover that this past conflict is this universe’s version of the classic Clone Wars. As a result, the new clone troopers wear modified versions of classic helmets and armor, making them look more like ancient warriors who followed the code of Bushido.
‘Star Wars: Visions’ New Clones Prove a Whole Series Is Needed
These visually epic samurai soldiers, coupled with the reveal that the Shogun is none other than Jedi Master Mace Windu, make a very strong argument: Lucasfilm needs to develop an entire spin-off series Star Wars: Phantasm Just focus on Ronin and this Edo era version of the galaxy.The perfect fusion of aesthetics and classics star wars Sci-fi elements, especially considering how much of the actual Skywalker saga is based on the work of Akira Kurosawa (known for his various samurai films).
Regardless, time will tell if the Ronin story continues after this new single shot. While his encounter with Shogun Mace Windu, who survived Emperor Palpatine, is exciting in its own right, samurai-style clones definitely take center stage in this new comic, setting the stage for future possibilities There is hope that more stories will be told, and it may even continue. Beyond Ronin. Star Wars: Vision #1 Available now.