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The Mandalorian has provided major answers about Snoke's creation and Palpatine's clone body. Here's what we know about the sinister program so far.
It's been six years since the Star Wars sequel trilogy wrapped up, but fans still have some questions about one of the movies' biggest enigmas: Snoke. Snoke was introduced in The Force Awakens as the ...
To sketch out the Snoke is Palpatine theory, we have to look at the 1992 comic series Dark Empire. In it, Palpatine is resurrected in a clone body, even managing to turn Luke Skywalker to the dark ...
STAR WARS 9 The Rise of Skywalker reveals a shocking Snoke and Palpatine connection which changes everything we thought we knew. By Stefan Kyriazis, Arts Editor. 16:08, Sat, ...
Through Snoke, Palpatine may have been grooming Ben Solo to achieve his full potential and become a worthy host body for a true dark Lord of the Sith. SWCC Cosplay - Star Wars Celebration 2019.
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker revealed that Supreme Leader Snoke, the stand-in villain of the sequel trilogy, was one of many clones created by the wily Emperor Palpatine.While on Exegol, Kylo ...
Palpatine’s Sith Eternal genetically engineered Snoke as an empty vessel that he could control like a puppet. Palpatine was actually the one leading the First Order, controlling every word and ...
With Palpatine being back, fans clearly have questions about the how and the why, but there’s another question worth asking: will The Return of Skywalker reveal the connection between Emperor ...
Nor was he a one-for-one recreation of a previous body like Palpatine’s clone body. Snoke was an entirely new being made from scratch, and Dr. Pershing explained what ingredients went into Snoke.
We explore how Emperor Palpatine might have survived his death in Return of the Jedi and his possible connection to Supreme Leader Snoke in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.
Palpatine based Snoke's face on the melted mask of Vader Kylo seemingly worships in order for him to more closely associate Snoke, and, by association, Palpatine, with his so-called "legacy." ...
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