The Ninth Jedi directors say story has more episodes beyond released series
Shunsuke Tada says the eight-episode Star Wars: Visions Presents series is only "Episode IV" of the team's saga, with more stories left to tell.
Shunsuke Tada, series director of Star Wars: Visions Presents — The Ninth Jedi, said the eight-episode series is only "Episode IV" of the creative team's saga, with more stories left to tell. Supervising director Kenji Kamiya said he would be open to continuing to work in the Star Wars universe if given the opportunity.
The two directors made the comments in an interview, according to cbr.com.
The Ninth Jedi limited series, which follows main character Lah Kara, was released on Aug. 5 as the first entry in the Visions Presents banner.
It holds a 92% Fresh critics' score on Rotten Tomatoes from 24 reviews, and a 76% audience score from more than 50 ratings.
In 2025, Star Wars: Visions executive producer James Waugh said the anthology is not trying to be part of the ongoing canonical narrative. Lah Kara first appeared in the Star Wars: Visions Season 1 episode "The Ninth Jedi" and returned in the Season 3 episode "The Ninth Jedi: Child of Hope."
Quick answers
Will Star Wars: Visions Presents — The Ninth Jedi continue?
Series director Shunsuke Tada said the eight-episode series is only "Episode IV" of the creative team's saga, with more stories left to tell.
What are The Ninth Jedi's Rotten Tomatoes scores?
The limited series holds a 92% critics' score from 24 reviews and a 76% audience score from more than 50 ratings.
When was The Ninth Jedi released?
It was released on Aug. 5 as the first entry in the Visions Presents banner.