Of course, George Lucas wouldn’t trust just any company to animate Boba Fett, C-3PO, and other iconic characters. Back in 1976, fellow director David Acomba showed George Lucas an animated film named A Cosmic Christmas from the company Nelvana. The Star Wars creator was generally pleased with their work, and despite the Holiday Special itself being such a hot mess, he kept Nelvana in mind for future projects.
And they were some of the first creators Lucas called to continue the story of Star Wars after Return of the Jedi premiered in 1983.
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