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For much of the Disney+ era, one corner of the Star Wars galaxy has dominated the conversation.

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During the 2026 San Diego Comic-Con, Laughing Place had the chance to attend the Hasbro Brand Preview Press Breakfast and check out their upcoming selection of toys and collectibles.

After seven years, Star Wars is finally launching a new sub-brand beyond the MandoVerse on Disney+. Star Wars’ next Disney+ series is officially Visions Presents – The Ninth Jedi, a sequel to two episodes from VisionsVolumes 1 and 3. The series marks the first offshoot of the anime anthology series, expanding the story of a…

Disney+ has confirmed that five Star Wars Jedi are returning in the franchise’s next TV show, Star Wars Visions Presents: The Ninth Jedi. The upcoming anime is the first series released under the new Star Wars: Visions Presents banner, a label Lucasfilm created to expand fan-favorite stories from its Visions anthology into longer adventures. Japanese studio…

A new Star Wars: The Black Series 501st Clone Trooper two-pack featuring Clone Trooper Dogma and Hardcase is coming soon

Disney+’s 2026 Star Wars plans are missing a franchise staple of the 2020s. Ever since The Mandalorian took off in 2019, Lucasfilm has made Disney+ the franchise’s primary home for Star Wars, unleashing a massive run of live-action and animated series over the past six years. Now, for the first time since Disney+ launched, the…

A closer look at Hot Toys’ impressive, haunting 1/6-scale Darth Nihilus collectible from Star Wars Legends.

For months, the question hanging over Star Wars‘ flagship Disney+ series has been whether a fourth season could still happen after The Mandalorian and Grogu (2026) took the story to theaters instead.

Lucasfilm hoped The Mandalorian and Grogu (2026) would mark a triumphant return for Star Wars on the big screen. Instead, right after its theatrical debut, the film suffered at the box office, with audiences opting for low-budget, buzzy horror movies.