Who needs The Mandalorian and Grogu when you have this 3.5-hour long animated Star Wars Heir to the Empire epic

It’s easy for longtime fans to feel fatigued by the modern version of the franchise. Disney's Star Wars has delivered genuine highs, but it often feels fragmented between the political tension of [*Andor*](https://www.polygon.com/the-art-of-star-wars-andor-exclusive-reveal/), the episodic western flavor of [*The Mandalorian*](https://www.polygon.com/the-mandalorian/), and the dense mythology woven throughout animated projects like [*The Clone Wars*](https://www.polygon.com/star-wars/2020/3/14/21179020/star-wars-clone-wars-rex-episodes-trooper-stories-expanded-universe/). Each appeals to a different kind of fan, and rarely do they fully coexist in the same story.