Star Wars Resistance | Season One DVD Release Date Confirmed
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Target reveals when the Resistance makes the jump to home media
Fans of Disney’s current Star Wars animated show Resistance, rejoice! The DVD containing the entire first season is almost here. According to target.com, the release date is August 20th. Starting now, pre-orders are being accepted on target.com and bestbuy.com. and walmart.com. The price ranges from $19.99 for Target-$21.99 US for both Best Buy and Walmart.
According to packaging information, aside from the shorts that led up to the premiere of the show on TV, there will be no extras, or behind the scenes type footage included in the physical release of this product.
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Star Wars Resistance is a show that airs in the US on Disney’s secondary channel Disney XD. It takes place after Episode VII: The Force Awakens and shortly before Episode VIII: The Last Jedi, and is speculated to continue through Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker. As of now, there is no date for the release of season two.
As of press time, there is no mention of a possible Blu-Ray release. Nor is there a release date confirmed for regions outside of the United States. Stay with us for the latest updates.
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