It's something fans have spoken of in many conspiracy theories regarding how Disney would bring the overlord back, and since the first trailer for this film featured Palpatine's cackling, the story of Snoke as a carbon copy of Palpatine has been put to rest. Ultimately, this is the first time the movies have wandered into such territory but with Snoke being Palpatine's duplicate, conditioned mentally to follow his exact word, we have our answers at long last on what connects both sinister villains. Palpatine reveals Snoke was his creation, a puppet to manipulate until he was ready to return and in one stasis chamber, we see several aborted Snoke clones bundled together. So, transferring mind and consciousness into clones isn't something original to The Rise of Skywalker. In the Dark Empire storyline, as well as Dark Empire II and Empire's End, Palpatine's main mission was to use cloning to achieve the ultimate vessel, but when Luke became his apprentice to try to disarm the Sith Lord from inside the belly of the beast, Palpatine realized by then this perfect body already existed outside of cloning: that of Leia's unborn baby whom he wanted to jump into. Clad in red armor and robes like the Imperial Royal Guards who protected Darth Sidious during his reign as Emperor and the Imperial Praetorian Guard. However, he was inhabiting bodies he felt were weak, which drove him on a quest to find the perfect body. Supreme Leader Snoke is, as his title suggests, the supreme commander of the First Order in Star Wars: The Force Awakens. The Elite Praetorian Guard were highly trained elite personal bodyguards under the command of the First Order to protect its Supreme Leader, Snoke. This was how he had his soul endure to that point, as after the Return of the Jedi, he felt this was the one way to rule indefinitely. RELATED: Star Wars Theory: The Last Jedi Hinted That Snoke Was Actually Palpatine Then there's another twist: Snoke doesn't want to subjugate Kylo, he wants to work with him to kill Rey. At this point, Kylo looks around and we see vats in what's essentially a giant science lab. Kylo warns him he'll cut him down like Snoke, only for the laughing tyrant to remind Kylo that Snoke was a mere student, lacking the Emperor's power, and that he was indeed the fallen Jedi's true master. It's a very scary scene as the Emperor tells Kylo he's always been inside the former Jedi's head and he's every voice the student formerly known as Ben Solo has known, including Snoke's. In the haunted temple, Kylo meets a zombie-like Palpatine hooked up to life-saving machinery. RELATED: Star Wars: Snoke's Disfigured Body Was Actually Caused By Supreme Leader Snoke (Andy Serkis) first appeared in Disney and Lucasfilm’s first Star Wars venture, Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens (2015) as the leader of the.
As the new Supreme Leader, Kylo's upset about being challenged and after finding one compass, he travels to Exolgor, the Sith planet in the Unknown Regions, to confront the Emperor. He's been on a warpath to get his hands on it murdering villagers across various planets since word has emerged Palpatine is ready to return with his own army.
The film opens with Kylo searching for the "Wayfinder," a Sith compass.
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