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Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Ever since his debut in Disney+'s Star Wars: Visions anime anthology, the Ronin has become one of the more popular new characters in the Star Wars mythology. But while fans adore his "Man with No Name" mystique, they also clamor for more information about his background story.
Close The comic is the work of Star Wars: Visions veteran Takashi Okazaki. Okazaki not only contributed to Ronin's groundbreaking anime debut in the first episode of Star Wars: Visions as character designer and artistic director, but he also penned the one-shot follow-up comic Star Wars: Visions #1. According to the brief intro, the new comic will also reveal how Ronin and B5-56 first became partners.
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