Even though this feels like perhaps the slightest episode of the anthology, there’s still a valuable moral sentiment at its core, and it makes a case for itself with clear execution and a surprisingly well-wrought tussle between T0-B1 and the Sith warrior to cap things off. I’m admittedly not the biggest fan of this visual style, but it suits the story being told here, and T0-B1’s voice work manages to stay charming without overstepping into grating territory. Its open-ended plot – T0-B1 heads out into the galaxy to continue the professor’s legacy of healing planets – feels like a perfect backdoor pilot for the family-friendly adventures of this lovable little droid Jedi, a concept with obvious legs. An imposing-looking Sith warrior makes for a nice antagonist as T0-B1 – pronounced Tobi – is forced to learn on the job.ĭespite there not being much to speak of here in terms of plot, droids are so integral to the Star Wars canon that simply seeing a new use for them gives the episode some value. Obviously, there’s a cautionary tale about impulsivity here, with T0-B1’s rash actions inadvertently summoning the Sith to the planet and leading directly to the death of his creator, himself a secret Jedi whose efforts to impart patience fell on somewhat deaf ears. Star Wars: Visions season 1, episode 6 recap

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