New Star Wars Rebels Trailer Unveiled On May The Fourth

New Star Wars Rebels Trailer Unveiled On May The Fourth

The latest trailer of the “Star Wars Rebels” was released on May the Fourth, which brought to mind the original trilogy. The animated series is set around five years before the start of Episode 4 of the original series. It is about the exploits of a group of rebels fighting the Empire, which rose into power after the downfall of the Old Republic. The fall of the Old Republic was shown on Episode 3 of the original series.

The series is produced and directed by Dave Filoni, who became popular due to the work he did on “The Clone Wars.” It is set to be released on the Disney Channel by fall before it will be shown on Disney XD for the remaining episodes.

Filoni indicated that the “Star Wars Rebels” has the feel and look of the original trilogy as it focuses on action stories while offering a lighter but faster pace. Filoni also revealed that “Rebels” will be different from “Clone Wars” since it will focus on one group of characters and one story. He added that they wanted fans to know the characters and their cause.

Every episode has a unique story that will complement a bigger story within the Star Wars universe. It will share the story of a group of rebels that will make it similar to the original trilogy. It will serve as a prequel to a much larger story shown on the trilogy.

Filioni will also be a part of the writing team that will keep tabs on future Star Wars stories in the Expanded Universe. The Expanded Universe is a loose collection of comics, books, video games and other products that are part of the imaginary universe established by George Lucas for the six original movies.

In addition to “Star Wars Rebels” executive producer Dave Filoni, the team will also include Leland Chee, Simon Kinberg, Kiri Hart, and Pablo Hidalgo.

Posted by Kade Quinn on Tuesday May 06 2014, 2:13 AM EDT. Ref: LA Times. Link. All trademarks acknowledged. Filed under Entertainment, Featured News. Comments and Trackbacks closed. Follow responses: RSS 2.0