The Star Wars galaxy mirrors ours, where good contends with evil. Throughout its eras, Jedi fight for peace while Sith lords pursue their malevolent aims. Let's delve into the enigmatic figure of Supreme Leader Snoke.
Post-New Republic, we thought the Dark Side had waned, until the sequel trilogy unveiled Snoke, a Sith lord shrouded in mystery. Despite his limited screen time, his significance looms large.
Who is Snoke?
Snoke, a Sith Lord in the sequels, follows Darth Sidious's legacy, taking Kylo Ren as his apprentice. His identity slowly unfolds, revealing a connection to sinister clones.
Supreme Leader Snoke's Origin Snoke, a male strandcast, was Sidious's creation, a puppet for Sith schemes. Damaged yet crucial, he served as Sidious's temporary tool.
Snoke: Clone or Strandcast?
Distinguishing between clone and strandcast, Snoke emerges as a genetically engineered entity, manipulated from youth to serve Sidious's ends.
Snoke's Purpose
Snoke's role was multifaceted, serving as both a powerful apprentice seeker and a key player in the rise of the First Order.
Snoke's Power
Despite his physical limitations, Snoke wielded immense Dark Side power, governing the Empire with an iron fist.
Snoke as Plagueis?
Speculation once linked Snoke to Darth Plagueis, but the sequel trilogy debunked this, revealing Snoke's true nature as a strandcast.
Grogu and Snoke: A Connection?
Though Snoke remains shrouded in mystery, hints from "The Mandalorian" suggest a potential connection between Snoke's origins and Grogu's bloodline, a storyline that may unfold in future seasons.
