A new extended preview has been released for Star Wars Rebels, the upcoming new animated series coming to Disney XD.

The preview runs over seven minutes long, and shows one of the scenes from the series in which an ambitious youth looks to capitalize on some of the situations that present themselves. If you’re looking for more of a trailer preview, you can find those right here as well.

Click on over to the other side to read a more detailed description and watch the extended Star Wars Rebels preview.

A new clip was presented at WonderCon recently for Star Wars Rebels, the upcoming new animated series coming this fall. The clip was debuted by executive producer Dave Filoni and Vanessa Marshall, who voices the character Hera.

Star Wars Rebels will premiere as a one-hour special on Disney Channel this fall before moving over to Disney XD where the series will be aired going forward.

You can check out the new clip below.

Lucasfilm Animation is currently putting the finishing touches on their new animated series, Star Wars: Rebels, and is gearing up for a release sometime later this year on the Disney Channel. The series is set at approximately 14 years after Revenge of the Sith and will document the Empire’s tightening stranglehold on the galaxy and the hunt for the last Jedi remnants.

In anticipation of the show, six new posters using classic propaganda motifs have just been released which you can check out below. The posters heavily promote many of the classic Star Wars original trilogy characters and starship designs of the Empire including TIE Fighters, Star Destroyers, and Stormtroopers. One poster prominently displays the series villain, which is a new character for the Star Wars universe, the Imperial Inquisitor, who will be charged by Darth Vader to hunt down the remaining Jedi Knights.

Picture Iron Man flying around Tomorrowland or Captain America leading the marching band on Main Street, U.S.A. Marvel characters are slowly entering Disneyland, as the acquisition of the massive comic-themed library of characters becomes realized in the theme park realm. What can we expect in the years to come? More importantly, what do we want to see?

This week’s Disney In Depth analyzes the many ways Marvel can integrate into the Disney parks without interfering with the themes and experiences we have come to appreciate in the Mickey Mouse universe.

Eliza Dushku has the reputation for taking on characters that don’t let much get in their way. From playing Faith on Buffy The Vampire Slayer to being the voice of Catwoman in Batman: Year One, she seems to enjoy characters who are far from timid. She is continuing in that vein by giving a voice to She-Hulk in the new animated series Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H. shown on Disney XD in the United States and premiering this week on the Canadian network Teletoon.