Disney+ subtly replaced the final show in the Star Wars timeline following a confirmed report of its placement within the galaxy far, far away's grand scheme of events. The Star Wars franchise introduced a plethora of stories over the years, some of which jumped forward and backward in time. The Acolyte is a good example, as it is set during the High Republic era, whereas other future projects, such as Star Wars: Starfighter and the Rey-focused Jedi movie, are set after the events of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. A report has now revealed a project that extends far beyond the final Star Wars Skywalker Saga trilogy movie.Polygon confirmed in a report that The Ninth Jedi from Star Wars: Visions Season 1 is set "a thousand years" after the events of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, at a time when the Jedi Order has become nearly extinct. Its sequel, Child of Hope from Visions Season 3, takes place "less than a year" after the events of The Ninth Jedi, meaning that it is the last (non-canon) series and episode on the Star Wars timeline and therefore replaces its predecessor as the further out Star Wars episode on the timeline. Read full article on The Direct.