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Lego Star Wars:The Freemaker Adventures TV Show Gets A Trailer
The Lego Star Wars games and animated films typically rely on the established characters of the Star Wars universe for its protagonists, but a new animated series looks at a different avenue of Star Wars.
This new piece of Lego Star Wars media follows Kordi, Zander, and Rowan – three sibling scavengers who are trying to find the most powerful lightsaber in the universe. It takes place between the events of Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi and begins airing this summer on Disney XD. For more on the show, head here. You can check out the trailer below.
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[Source: Star Wars, dreamnailz on YouTube]
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