I still don't get who Snoke was

I care, faggot.

You're clearly the faggot for caring about that

snoke was the villain. not sure how you missed that.

baby yeed genetically altered

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He was a marketing ploy designed to provoke conversation. See, he's still working.

A clone created by Palpatine to lead the First Order. Honestly, it's a pretty decent twist in theory, it just felt incredibly unearned because they never really established Snoke as a character in the first place before killing him

Technically, Sheev was the villain since he was controlling him.

>I care, faggot.
You are too thick to realize there was never an answer to your question. He was a mystery box from minute one

That would be very stupid. Also, we have already seen proto Snoke in The Mandalorian. They need Grogu's blood to finally create a good Snoke able to use the force.

Snoke wanna wanga

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Perhaps the real villain was the friends we made along the way.

He was a failed Sheev clone yet he could use a lightsaber and the force.

Really got my noggin going there.

dangerously based theory

Neither do the producers snd directors

Test tube baby, like Blanket Jackson.

I wonder if they ever really had a plan.

Isnt he what the mandalorian is heading towards?

Originally, he was meant to be an ancient figure with no connection to the Sith, who was around to watch the rise and fall of the Empire. Rian Johnson killed him off without explaining who he was, so in the last movie they hand-waved him off as being a clone made by Palpatine.

Also, I'm like 90% sure he was originally supposed to be Darth Plagueis.

Where did Snoke used a lightsaber?

>Or maybe Sheev's spirit was inside him.
Sheev: hah there is absolutely no way my disciple could betray me. I have this evil plan in the bag

>Also, I'm like 90% sure he was originally supposed to be Darth Plagueis.

I don't think so. Disney didn't want to pick things from the PT.

Pretty sure Kylo used his lightsaber to telekinetically kill Snoke

But Snoke didn't use a lightsaber.

His name is unimportant.

In the last movie when all the Jedi are speaking to Rey you can hear both young and old Obi-Wan. They forgot they're the same character. They did not have a plan.

He was sneed

>Honestly, it's a pretty decent twist in theory
Not really because why the fuck wouldn't Palpatine just- yknow- BE THE FUCKING EMPEROR if he were still alive? The dude's a bit of an egomaniac- he wouldn't just sit on the sidelines and jerk off if there was a giant star destroyer & a giant first order to be parading around. Subtlety is not the man's strength in his later years

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>formerly Choke

Didn't you see the big ol machine he was connected to to keep is rotten corpse alive? He was in no shape to run the Empire let alone the First Order so he had his fucked up clone do it.

That was anakins lightsaber

Changes depending on the movie.
>TFA
Generic bad guy from parts unknown. Pretty much the same as Palpatine was in the OT, before the PT gave him a backstory.
>TLJ
A plot device. Snoke was a pretty boring character, so they killed him off in order to fufill Kylo's character arc (He kills his master and takes over in his stead, unlike Vader who did so to save his son)
>TROS
Some clone with 1 second screen time. It's a shame, because they could have fixed it easy.
>Add a scene early on where Kylo receives a message from Snoke. Kylo is like "how the fuck are you alive?" and Snoke is like "I will tell you if you can find out how to get to Exegol"
>Kylo arrives on Exegol, kills Snoke again. Palpatine reveals himself as the real big bad, and that he's just got vats of Snokes lying around, and they're worthless.
>Kylo is now split. On one hand, he no longer wants to be Vader 2.0, as was his arc in TLJ, but on the other hand, Palpatine is clearly way more powerful than he could have ever imagined.
>Kylo now has a clear plan. 1: Turn Rey to the Dark Side and kill Palpatine. 2: If Rey won't turn, join Palpatine because he can't take him 1 on 1.
This fixes the problem with Kylo's character arc, gives Snoke a more satisfying conclusion, and hints to Palpatine's immense power creep since ROTJ.

>turns out Snoke was The Mandalorian this whole time
>directed by George Lucas

Did you watch The Rise of Skywalker?

Even in that moment Sheev was still weak and couldn't leave that place.

*Rey's lightsaber.

>But he was in decent enough shape to be in charge of a gorillion star destroyers or will them into existence or whatever the fuck he did
See JewJew this is why you need to redraft a couple times, not just go back & adr in lines when you find mistakes later

They really could've set up a cool plot twist by not having Palpatine return in the opening text.