Star Wars Visions Season 2 BREAKDOWN! All Episodes!

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00:00-03:41: Sith
03:41-06:53: Screecher's Reach
06:53-08:52: In the Stars
08:52-13:51: I am your Mother
13:51-17:05: Journey to Dead Head
17:05-20:04: The Spy Dancer
20:04-22:43: The Bandits of Golak
22:43-24:33: The Pit
24:33-26:57: Aau's Song

So visions 2 is finally here and it needs to be broken down. So here is the breakdown for every single episode of season 2, lets get straight into it. We begin with the 1st episode Titled Sith by studio el guiri. Perhaps the most conceptually complex of all the episodes, the first episode represents the force through the use of art. And this is especially the case for Lola, the main character, whose use of the force is represented by the art around her. We see Lola sleeping through a nightmare, and if you notice in the background, we can see these stripes of black shooting out around her. Symbolizing her struggle with the darkside and like created while she was having the nightmare. We see Lola have a drink which is probably this universe's equivalent of coffee and she then tries to use the force to control these liquid bubbles. But instead of staying as these colourful orbs, they quickly turn black, again reflecting her inner turmoil. Lola expresses her confusion over why this is happening, which sets the tone for the the entire episode. Which is all about accepting the light and the darkness within her. She walks through a indoor forest of some sort, and we get a brief glimpse at the dark lord watching her. The artwork in these scenes are simplistic but intricate at the same time. We see droid hands reach out from the ground and Lola walks into a dark corridor. And judging by her expression, there is clear discomfort. And this really reminded me of the darkside cave that Luke went through during the Empire Strikes Back. And like other parts of Lola’s home, it is as much a reflection of her as any part of the building. We also get to see the distinct eyes of the sith master both inside the tunnel and on the mural lola is creating. And in the sketched out but unpainted section, we even see her lightsaber hilt. Lola tries to paint her artwork, but as she does so, her paint progressively gets darker and darker. From a brownish colour all the way to black despite using the same rock. Lola reflects that the darkness wants to be part of the painting despite her intent, and this is perhaps a reflection of how persistent the darkside can be. On the other hand, as these paintings are a reflection of Lola, the encroaching darkness on her paintings is illustrative that it is part of her. And her refusal to accept that part of herself is creating turmoil within her. Lola decides to check out a faulty sensor, and she hops on a wheel bike which is a more colorful version of Grievous' wheel bike on Utapau. Lola fixes a loose repulsorlift, and repulsorlifts are what makes certain vehicles in star wars float. A sort of anti-gravity device. Although not sure what its purpose is here, given that Lola is using a wheel bike. Lola is confronted by the sith master and his goons, and the dark lord really reminded me of Darth Malgus, a sith lord from the old republic. Lola tries to escape, and notice how as the lasers make contact, they look like splashes of paint. Just another cool little detail. The goons chase after her using jetpacks which really reminded me of this scene (scene). Lola confronts her former master in the darkside corridor, which is reminiscent of Luke’s duel with Vader in the cave. Also it is worth mentioning that in this universe, lightsaber colours range from red to yellow. With red being the darkside and yellow representing the light. And as the duel progresses, we see the surroundings morph a few times, letting us know that what we initially perceived as physical constructs within the fortress, are actually metaphysical realities. Basically compartments of lola's personality, representing her character within. Lola ignites the other half of her lightsaber, accepting that the darkness within her is part of her and Kills her former master. And the episode ends with her acceptance and development of her inner self.

We then move on to episode 2, screeches reach. We begin the episode with a 2d perspective. We see workers wake up and attend to their daily chores in this factory. We hear the sound of a probe droid, the same one that the imperial probe droids make (scene)...