Review: Star Wars Visions: The Ninth Jedi Episode 6

The Jedi Hunters Eht and Bee-Toh have returned, and they mean business. Last seen in the original Visions cartoon, they resort to pragmatic yet underhanded tactics as they cast their net for Kara. Kara has no choice but to face the consequences of her actions and the suffering she has caused her furry friends. Episode 6, “Light of the Force,” takes us into the final phase of Kara’s arc toward becoming a heroine. Again, it’s a shame that she has become more likable so close to the end of this show, but I guess that’s better than nothing. As per usual, spoilers lie ahead. Kara has fled. The Ewok Ducks are left at the mercy of the newly arrived Jedi Hunters, who take hostages. They are given a choice: capture Kara or watch their hostages die. Not much of a choice, eh? After a chase and hearing their plea, Kara returns with the Ewok Duck pursuers and turns herself in to the Jedi Hunters. Eht is about to kill them all anyway, but his partner, Bee-Toh, talks him out of it, clearly not wanting to use unnecessary violence. The hostages are spared, and the hunters and their quarry board their ship and head for Nawaam. En route and encaged, Kara goes through a crisis of character until Force...