Star Wars 9 Theory: Snoke Was Actually Palpatine All Along

Will Star Wars: Episode 9 - The Rise Of Skywalker reveal that Snoke was Palpatine this whole time? Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

With the release of Star Wars: Episode 9: The Rise of Skywalker in December 2019, fans are expecting major reveals that may well redefine the Star Wars saga. We were all treated to an unexpected at the end of the first trailer when Palpatine’s laugh was heard and the title was revealed. While many fans anticipated a big connection to be made between the trilogies in this final installment, J.J. Abrams managed to keep Palpatine actor, Ian McDiarmid’s involvement completely under wraps. Once the trailer was unveiled at the 2019 Star Wars Celebration and Ian McDiarmid took the stage, we knew that the events in Rise of Skywalker wouldn’t exactly fall out the same way they did in The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi.

What does Palpatine’s inclusion in this film bode for the story to come? What does it mean for his connection to all the new characters in this trilogy? Will The Rise of Skywalker provide a satisfying ending for this 40+ year old film series? And does bringing back a villain from the beginning prove that this franchise is running out of ideas or that they’re just getting started. Now that new stormtrooper designs have been revealed and a new trailer is definitely going to be released in the near future, join ScreenRant as we explore whether Palpatine’s appearance in the sequel trilogy has been in the cards the whole time and whether Snoke is one and the same. Sheev was the biggest bad of the original trilogy and the prequel trilogy. It only makes sense he’s running the show behind the scenes in this sequel trilogy.

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