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Star Wars Visions Season 2 Confirmed

Once again Anime is coming to enrich the Star Wars universe again. This time we have a much redder aesthetic, which makes me wonder if the stories will be more Dark Side-oriented (though we had a mix of it last season with The Duel, The Twins and Akakiri being more dark side-focused) the episode names seem to suggest it too.

The most interesting company to have their hand at it are the claymation gods Aardman, responsible for Wallace & Gromit, Morph and Chicken Run. But do not underestimate Cartoon Saloon's potential, the studio that gave us Wolf Walkers have the caliber especially in the sci-fi wonder of Star Wars. Same can be said for Studio Mir (Legend of Korra & Voltron) and Studio La Cachette (Primal, LD&R's Sucker of Souls).

Wonder what we'll get from the next 9, though I'm not expecting continuation from the last nine.

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Comedian And Game Show Host Steve Harvey Features D'Art Shtajio Anime Studio Founders

  Steve Harvey is a name well known across the country, whether you're a fan of his stand-up comedy with a career spanning 30 years, his time spent on network TV with his own sitcom in the 90s, and now with his own nationally syndicated radio show along with hosting duties on long-running game show Family Feud, he's hard to miss.

    Now, he's taking his talent to Facebook's Watch video platform to profile people of color that are making a genuine impact on the world. On today's episode, he featured the founders of D'Art Stajio, the first Black-owned animation studio in Japan to detail what influenced Isom, with tomorrow's episode expanding on the interview.

  By: Humberto Saabedra