Season 2 – Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures

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Paul n @Pdavne Dec 15 Male characters repeatedly act, stumble, and are corrected; female characters anticipate, steady, and resolve. Over time, this teaches a quiet lesson: male initiative is something to be managed, not trusted. For young boys, repetition matters more than intent. When confidence is consistently framed as impulsiveness and leadership is redirected elsewhere, boys learn to second-guess themselves. This isn’t loud or hateful - it’s worse. It’s subtle, persistent, and absorbed before a child can question it. See more Stephen C @bob25009 Oct 23 23 successful animated Disney+ episodes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Rated TV-Y!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Dubbed and subtitled in worldwide studios!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! See more Noah S. @Noah2002 Sep 27 For a Disney Jr. show, it works pretty well for an adult to watch! See more Elliot B. @elliotbour Aug 12 Somehow even better than season one! It’s the perfect show to introduce your younglings to Star Wars. See more Marco L @decatur555 Jun 13 (CASTELLANO) Es evidente que esto no está pensado para ti si ya conoces a Darth Vader, has discutido sobre si Mace Windu sobrevivió o te emocionas con los acordes de John Williams. Jóvenes Jedi es una serie creada para niños muy pequeños, como introducción lúdica al universo galáctico, con una animación colorida, personajes adorables (Nubs es un peluche con sable láser, literalmente) y lecciones sencillas sobre trabajo en equipo, paciencia o pedir perdón. Como producto preescolar cumple su función: es amable, alegre, y tiene un ritmo que puede enganchar a un crío de cinco años. El problema viene cuando intentas mirarla desde otro ángulo. No hay capas de lectura, ni aventuras que puedan interesar a mayores de 10 años, ni siquiera guiños a los fans más veteranos como sí hacían otras series infantiles del universo. Su mayor mérito está en la intención, pero la ejecución resulta repetitiva, inofensiva y carente de peso narrativo. Para los más pequeños, puede ser una buena forma de enamorarse de Star Wars. Para el resto… probablemente baste con ver un episodio. O menos. (ENGLISH) It's clear this isn't meant for you if you already know who Darth Vader is, have argued over whether Mace Windu survived, or still get goosebumps when John Williams' score hits. Young Jedi Adventures is a preschool series designed to gently introduce the youngest viewers to the galaxy far, far away. With its vibrant animation, cute characters (Nubs is literally a plush toy wielding a lightsaber), and easy-to-follow morals about teamwork, patience, or saying sorry, it does what it’s supposed to do: be kind, cheerful, and keep a five-year-old’s attention. The problem is when you try to look at it from any other angle. There’s no second layer, no storylines that could appeal to older kids, and not even the occasional wink to long-time fans like other Star Wars kids' shows have done. Its biggest strength is its intention, but the execution is repetitive, harmless, and lacks any real narrative weight. For little ones, it might be a lovely first step into Star Wars. For everyone else… one episode is probably more than enough. See more Read all reviews

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