Star Wars Zero Company Announces New Series of Animated Adventures for Streaming Release
LOS ANGELES, CA — What: Lucasfilm officially announced a new animated series titled "Zero Company," set in the High Republic era of the Star Wars universe, during a press conference held Wednesday. The series will follow a crew of misfits and explorers navigating the lawless Outer Rim. Who: The announcement was made by Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy, alongside showrunner Leslye Headland. Why: The production aims to expand the narrative landscape of the franchise, focusing on lesser-known characters and untold stories from the golden age of the Jedi. When: The series is scheduled for streaming release on Disney+ in late 2026. Where: The announcement took place at the Lucasfilm headquarters in San Francisco. How: The project will utilize a combination of 2D animation and motion-capture technology to create a unique visual style, marking a new creative direction for the studio. Additional details regarding the voice cast and episode count are expected in the coming months.