Star Wars: Rise Of Skywalker Theories Compilation

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the last Jedi, wait, wait, don't click on another video yet. We know you probably weren't happy with the latest Star Wars installment, but we have good news for you. We truly believe the next one will make up for it. Fans were I'm not so pleased with The Last Jedi mainly because they tried to turn it into something else: a Star Wars movie is a very carefully crafted formula, there are certain aspects and certain ingredients that fans have come to expect after decades of movie releases that the last Jedi tried. steer the ship in another direction and that's not what people want to see if it ain't broke don't break it that's why the

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of Skywalker will give fans exactly what they want.

Have you ever heard the term? Fanservice is when you give the audience the exact things they want to see, no frills, no extra fat, plus the greatest hits, judging by the most recent Rise of Skywalker trailer, that's exactly what we're in for, they tried to top The expected standard Star Wars themes and tried to do something new, perhaps no quote represents this change more than when Kylo Ren utters the words "let the past die, kill it if you have to." The creators of The Last Jedi were trying to move away from the franchise formula. routine full of good guys versus bad guys fighting a henchman with terrible aim and chosen ones with daddy issues, however, based on reception, it looks like they'll have to go back to the same well that's been tried, tested and true, without try anything fancy.

The latest trailer featured plenty of nostalgia, showing montages of the previous eight films, emotional shots of the late Carrie Fisher's Princess Leia, and Palpatine's face and voice present practically throughout. Their goal is to get fans excited about Star Wars. Know and Love is back, baby, with more than half of the latest trailer made up of flashback moments to some of the biggest scenes in Skywalker history. Backs up to include scenes of new hope. All the prequels and newer movies only appear in the second half. From the video we finally jump to what we can expect from the new movie in the trailer we get a glimpse of a c-3po in sick mode who has a very powerful new energy about him that I'm not sure how I feel because he's evil.

How cute what happens with red eyes. I don't know if they work for them. Perhaps the most impressive shot is when we see hundreds of Star Destroyers hidden in a giant ion storm. You will notice that these are not first order. No, no, these are Imperial Star Destroyers. Actually, if we're being super specific, they're iCLASS Imperial Star Destroyers. The last time we saw them, they had a new hope and a rogue, then the screen fades to black and we can hear the memorable sound of Darth Vader. struggling with his sleep apnea machine, this could be a big hint of what's to come or it could easily mean absolutely nothing.

I'll remind you of the time JJ Abrams added the background sound effect of an Imperial probe droid to the first trailer. of the Force Awakens that turned out to lead nowhere, then we briefly see Rey dressed as Darth Maul and so the excitement is renewed, okay? So what's the biggest takeaway from this trailer? Well, I don't know Palpatine the last time we saw this. Dude, he was in free fall down the shaft of a reactor and in the e-zpass lane; he exploded on Death Star number two in Return of the Jedi and, again, his disappearance was never confirmed.

I guess the idea of ​​bringing him back is also not new, as he has appeared many times in the expanded universe of additional shows and movies in the past. Emperor Palpatine was obsessed with a sector of the galaxy called the Unknown Regions and believed that a great source of power radiated from the Uncharted region in The Edge of Space mapped here is something of a Star Wars history lesson, a couple of years earlier of the Battle of Yavin Palpatine wanted to develop this region and establish bases, even creating shipbuilding yards around the time of the Battle of Endor.

It is believed that Palpatine The Eclipse was ordered to escape the Unknown Regions along with what remained of the Imperial fleet, the Galactic Civil War ended in the skies just above Jakku, which was right on the edge of the Unknown Regions and the Remnants of that destruction, the First Order slowly rose. to power with all this information in mind and given that Palpatine's presence has been present in both trailers to date, could this mean that an Imperial Navy has been kept secret all along? Is Palpatine coming back in full force or is he some kind of force ghost or is he?

There is another more complicated and confusing answer, this could really make or break the final chapter of the franchise. Needless to say, all things considered, fans are very excited for what's to come - they're marketing the Rise of Skywalker as the end of the Star Wars saga. this is sure to make audiences come out in droves, consider for a moment how much more avengers endgame made compared to avengers infinity war 2.8 billion at just 2 billion in worldwide box office receipts by that logic there must have been a huge crowd who saw Endgame in theaters who didn't see Infinity War or perhaps any other MCU movie, people care about a conclusion and that seems to be what we're about to get.

The Last Jedi made $1.3 billion at the box office worldwide, so I think. It's a safe bet to say that the

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of Skywalker will eclipse that number. I mean, just from the name, can we talk about the title for a second? Everyone knows that Skywalker's nickname carries great weight. This isn't a new hope or rogue-like kind of lazy nonsense, the most detailed they've gotten is mentioning Jedi Sith clones or the Empire in the title, but they've never named names like this before, it's pretty obvious they're going to lean towards nostalgia difficult since they are bringing the MVP of the entire series out of retirement, their comeback season for Luke, which they hope will mean that fans of all ages will flock to the theaters even if it is finished if Michael Jordan decided to play one more season for The Chicago Bulls I would watch every game Luke Skywalker is just one of those names that will interest people under any circumstances, sure they will still have more Star Wars content to come, but the rise of Skywalker seems like the last installment of the story The main feature of the film will probably close decades of history and give some kind of closure to the saga without closing the book on Star Wars as a brand; again, they might have trouble without the names and faces that are the fans.

After all, I'm just as in love as we said before The Last Jedi tried something new and now we know it didn't work. If you think about it, audiences are no longer introduced to brands, people go to the movies because they like the characters, they watch movies like venom or Bohemian Rhapsody because they want to see venom and freddie mercury just look at how a revamped cast performed of Star Trek people weren't very excited about the last installment because it didn't feature the characters they know and Love alone isn't strong enough to survive and if audiences were only introduced to The Force Awakens because it was a sequel to Return of the Jedi and featured Han Solo, Luke Skywalker and Princess Leia, then they will find themselves in serious trouble.

Moving forward, what else can we expect from the folks at Star Wars HQ? The show was announced for the upcoming Disney Plus streaming service, Jon Favreau's The Mandalorian, which takes place five years after Return of the Jedi, a Rogue One prequel, and Ewan McGregor's obituary. The Wan Kenobi series, those projects will take place between Revenge of the Sith and a New Hope, the animated Clone Wars and the Rebels took place between episodes three and four. The Resistance takes place during the events of The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi. David Benioff and DB Weiss have plans for some movies as well, but they are rumored to take place 4000 years before the Phantom Menace.

All of this means that the rise of Skywalker could very well be the end of the line altogether. Fans are very excited about this Mandalorian series that is scheduled to premiere on Disney Plus in November, the series takes place five years after Return of the Jedi and follows a Mandalorian gunslinger beyond the reaches of the New Republic. It's like a space western. What's fascinating is that Disney will release these episodes on a weekly basis as classic television rather than the all-at-once model that Netflix has gotten us so accustomed to - meaning The Rise of Skywalker will exist completely and absolutely to serve its fans;

It will be packed with all the nostalgia and callbacks you've been craving and it should scratch every itch you've been wanting to scratch. Expect lots of familiar faces, weapons, ships and terms. Expect amazing action and expect a conclusion that will try to wrap things up in a way that wins. It's not for everyone, chances are they want to play it safe by approaching a final conclusion rather than go rogue and risk angering people, after all David Benioff and DB Weiss would never accept something that is loved by legions of fanatics and lazy people from Russia. finale they would never do that welcome back to Screen Rant quick warning there will be major spoilers and discussion of rumors about Star Wars the rise of Skywalker still here well let's go to the force awakens and the last Jedi Ray has not only served as our protagonist main but generated a lot of confusion along the way Is she a secret Skywalker?

Why were her parents nobody? Kylo Ren was lying. I'm a nobody. Well, thanks to some plot leaks, a new trailer for the Rise of Skywalker, we may finally have some answers. As for why Rey doesn't have parents, let's dive headfirst into the swamps of Dagobah and unravel this mystery after The Force Awakens was released. Star Wars fans were left with one important question: who were the parents raised, the adopted child was abandoned on the planet Jakku, did he live a life. of poverty and then suddenly we could use the lightsaber like nobody's business, then when the last Jedi was freed we were left with more questions than answers, the information we were given was vague and led us to many

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rather than a specific encyclopedia style. information and now with the release of Rise of Skywalker we can finally know why Rey's parents were not revealed in the last Jedi, the reason while she doesn't have any until the movie comes out we won't have all the details but we can break things down and branch out to cover all the different possibilities of how she was created without real parents, no matter which path we take, all things lead to the dark side specifically with Palpatine and some of the blockbuster footage released at the d23 Expo helps build.

This theory, which really boils down to about two seconds of footage, has huge implications. We see Rey wearing one of the evil hooded cloaks and holding a double-bladed red lightsaber. The shot seemingly confirms that Rey's dedication to the side of good may have only been temporary. until Palpatine came into the picture again, Palpatine returned in the rise of Skywalker helps connect all the dots and really brings a new light or should we say darkness to Ray's origins, basically Rey has no real parents because she is a clone created by Palpatine in an attempt. raising another evil leader the same way he did with Toph, that's a lot to take in, let's break things down a bit first, let's talk about the crazy power that Palpatine has specifically here, we're talking about the scene with Anakin. and Palpatine While Anakin learns about the tragedy of Darth Plagueis, the sage in the story, Popteen talks about Darth Plaguei's ability to save the lives of his loved ones and how he used midichlorians to create life, so maybe we should assume that Darth Plagueis is the one who created Ray.

No, Darth Plagueis was passed away in his sleep by his apprentice, one who had already been taught all the ways of the dark side. That person, of course, would be popteen, so although we never saw it in the movies, Palpatine had the ability to keep people alive. to people and create life and thanks to the Darth Vader comic series we know that there is an important life that Anakin Skywalker created using the shirt uterus in the magic of doctor lorian. Anakin was born without a true father and destined to follow the path of the force, eventually being courted by the dark side and becoming Darth Vader, clearly things didn't work out as planned for Palpatine or Darth Vader, but don't worry because Palpatine had a backup plan that I would believe in.

Rey as a newer, stronger force that would serve as a replacement for Darth Vader, another attempt at a master apprentice who could rule the dark side of the force and the timeline also adds to the end of Return of the Jedi. Palpatine falls down a well until his presumed disappearancePalpatine has multiple ways to remain after his physical corpse has been turned into small pieces. The first way is through a bound spirit, while the light side of the force allows characters like Yoda and Obi-Wan Kenobe. To become force ghosts, dark side characters like Team Pop must bind their soul to an object and what better than Darth Vader's helmet.

We saw the helmet in The Force Awakens and the whole piece could hold a lot more secrets than just being part of Kylo Ren's weirdness. Sanctuary anyway, Palpatine also has the ability to transfer his spirit into other bodies as seen in the Star Wars Legends Dark Empire comic and although those stories are now considered non-canon, the concepts are still there and can apply to the current trilogy, especially where Snoke is. Concerned according to multiple

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, the snow feet possessed by Palpatine primarily as a way to lure others to the dark side of the force, but he was basically biding his time until Rey grew up and was ready to be persuaded to the dark side so here's how the timeline works Palpatine was defeated by Luke and Darth Vader at the end of Return of the Jedi thirty years later, we pick up the timeline with the force awakens where we meet a 19 year old boy. old ray, so in the 11 years between Return of the Jedi and the birth of teenage King Papa he keeps a low profile, his soul attached to an object like Darth Vader's helmet or possibly connected to Snoke now, but how was he created?

King? Palpatine relied on his old tricks using the same method he used to create Anakin by playing with the good doctor Lorian and a poor victim and forcing her to give birth to a baby they didn't even plan for, only this time the mother didn't give him the child and tried a proper education like he did with Anakin just like Kylo Ren said they were disgusting trash traitors, don't they offer money to drink while many people accuse Kylo of lying? It's probably true, but these trash merchants were simply vessels for Rey's birth, unaware of Palpatine's influence and skill. to create a new life in any way, no matter what path Rey chose, the end goal was always for Popteen to manipulate her, take her to the dark side and have a new apprentice to take care of these evil deeds, it's dis and that's why the Ray you see with the red lightsaber is probably not another clone or a twin, it's most likely the same Ray because, frankly, seeing a lightsaber duel between Rays is probably pushing the boundaries of acceptance of fans at this point, anyway, the whole theory adds up and even ties into some of the loose ends we saw in Rian Johnson's Last Jedi We're mainly talking about Rey's vision where she's in a room full of clones of Rey the vision itself represents her creation and the ability of her pop genes to create life Rey is simply a pawn in Palpatine's game of destruction and control of evil, now it's time to go really deep with some of the Possible spoilers and stories for the rise of Skywalker according to a leaked story by Mark Stevenson 909 on reddit.

Rey's eventual turn to the dark side is short-lived. Once she is wooed back to the light side, she knows that the only way to stop Palpatine's reign of destruction is to end her own life, one of the last remaining fragments of Palpatine's existence after Snoke's disappearance. So after discovering the story of her birth, Rey will go on a journey. She journeys through the story of the end of her life as she sacrifices herself to save everyone else and defeat Palpatine for good now, yeah, now what happens to the whole balance of the force after the dark side is defeated?

Kylo Ren also goes on his own journey, not returning to the side of good, but rather somewhere in between, feeling enlightened by his journey with Rey and other Jedi, Kylo is now alone again removing the Jedi title and introducing the new side. gray of the force, a complete balance known as Skywalker, hence the film's title Now, what would a new Star Wars film be without highly visual exposition? Well, if these story leaks turn out to be true, then there's a lot of that for us to enjoy and, first, we'll see more visions of Rey, but she's not just seeing herself this time, she's hearing Palpatine's various laughs.

Rey flashes back to her own life and then to those who worked for Palpatine in the past. Rey feels a connection to characters like Darth Maul, Count Dooku, and other evil characters she took on. her wing clearly all of these characters failed and it is Ray's creation that presented him with the most control and power of her. Things only get crazier from there, the rise of Skywalker will focus on the creation of Anakin thanks to some metachlor experiments and tie all of this into Ray's. creation too, so maybe just maybe Brian Johnson was onto something. After all, the story continued in The Last Jedi definitely fits with the conclusion JJ Abrams is supposedly presenting to us.

Johnson's scenes were a bit confusing without the end of the trilogy that left The Last Jedi. We were more confused at the time, unable to really understand what it meant, the whole garbage merchant thing felt like a huge waste, but with more layers peeled back, everything is set to create the definitive twist in the trilogy and also demonstrates that Kylo Ren was not. Technically, all of these elements help connect both the original and prequel trilogy, not only through the appearance of Palpatine, or Rey may not be a Skywalker by name, but her creation was done in a similar way and we imagine using some from the same lot. by Minik Lorian, so yes, we imagine that Palpatine knows the power Darth Vader had and wanted Rey to have the same effect as Anakin between this scene and Popteen's story in Revenge of the Sith, the seeds were already planted for these plans years and years ago because of Anakin. creation, the Lorian doctors can spread throughout the entire Skywalker family tree, Rey's creation and connection to the Skywalker family tree also helps explain another confusing part of the Last Jedi Lightning and Kylos's ability to talk to each other despite From being planets apart while the movie desperately tried to distract us with Kylo's shirtless body, we understand what you're doing there, do you have something, a hood, something you can put on?

We couldn't help but wonder what the hell was going on, but knowing their connection through the midi. -chlorians and the creation of Rey in a similar way to Anakin, much more of the movie makes sense if all this turns out as the images and rumors present in the end, Rey will follow the same path as Darth Vader after resorting to In the dark side, under the guidance of Palpatine, will eventually obtain a beam of light, attack it, and sacrifice himself to help save the entire galaxy. In turn, Popteen will eventually be defeated and prove to be the true big bad in all three trilogies and the ultimate path.

To finish the central Skywalker story, Rey's sacrifice helps Adonai deal with an ending as sad as it can be with the end of the story, people would want to see more of the character and her journey, but this is really the only way. adequate to end Palpatine's reign and avoid another Skywalker trilogy in about ten years It's been almost two years since the release of The Last Jedi and Star Wars fans are still debating its merits, while writer-director Rian Johnson may have made some bold creative decisions, some fans just haven't gotten over the last few generations. representation of Luke Skywalker, in fact, many are still huddled in the field position trying to accept that their favorite hero has turned into a grumpy Gus, but what if we told them that there is a new theory circulating on the Internet and that this theory could explain some of Luke's more questionable decisions in the film What if Rian Johnson M Night Shyamalan das and Luke were really a ghost?

The whole movie thinks we're crazy. Oh, certainly, but let's dig deeper and find out just how crazy we are. Should we this new theory? It's courtesy of none other than the wonderful world of Reddit. The Last Jedi suggested that it happened during his time at the Jedi Academy, but as we all know, all was not well with Luke's little Jedi school for talented youngsters, you see, another Jedi was created in the lands of Mordor in the fires of the Mount Doom, oh, sorry, bad. Franchise look, we're talking about Kylo Ren here or as he was originally nicknamed by his mother and father, Ben Solo.

Luke felt anger building inside young Ben and feared that with a brooding young man and his perfectly coiffed hairdo it could turn into this. inevitable confrontation between teacher and student the result was the terrible destruction of the Jedi Academy and the loss of Luke's other students, but what this reddit user suggests is that Luke never left the Jedi Academy alive or the wrath of Kylo Ren was not contained and Luke ended up meeting his end there too, since then he has wandered through some otherworldly plane of existence, he is not alive in any sense, but he is also not a force ghost in the way we understand them, if you remember , Luke never learned how to become a force ghost. there is an art to it, you see a secret method that only the most studied Jedi like qui-gon jinn understand luckily for you dear viewer we know all about the art of the phantom force here at Screen Rant obi-wan Kenobi and Yoda never Luke was shown mystical forms of force by becoming a ghost, as a result he was doomed to wander this alternate reality, neither fully alive nor fully ghost.

He was trapped in some sort of limbo state at the site of the original Jedi Temple, who knows what kind of crazy nonsense is possible. in a place like that the only thing she could really do was project herself into other people's minds, that's what happens to Rey when she arrives on Luke's island to look for him and convince him to join the cause, think about it, she enters contact with Luke. lightsaber and that suddenly unlocks all kinds of crazy visions in Rey's head, maybe that triggered some kind of connection between her and Luke, this allowed him to project into her mind and explains how they can interact with each other despite being a creepy ghost in some ways this theory justifies how Luke could just completely disappear and separate himself from all the horrible things going on with the first order;

In other ways, he doesn't really make sense—after all, he still interacts with Chewbacca—but he does have a heart-to-heart moment. with r2d2 on the Millennium Falcon, he even interacts with that weird green space cow that produces milk. Can you even call this thing a cow? What exactly is it supposed to be? Does it have a name? Why does Luke look so ripped when he drinks this stuff? So many questions so little time Even though Luke asks Chewie what he's doing on the island, we don't see any real exchange between the two. Chewie just roars in the general direction of Luke, so he routes, but what's with that r2 conversation you say?

Well, maybe r2. she is able to see and interact with Luke because she was with Luke when Luke died all those years ago. They have always had a strong bond. Maybe there is a part of Luke's spirit that has always been with both of us. Oh, it's not so sweet. Super weird space cow thing, yeah we don't have answers for that, help us understand what it is in the comments below. Another big problem with this theory is that it goes against the way Luke behaves throughout the last one. Jedi, he's confident in his grumpy, grumpy waist, he's not confused in the slightest about what's going on, he's very specific and explicit about what he's done and why he chose to isolate himself from the rest of the group, okay, okay , then maybe you were right, maybe this theory.

It's totally crazy, but here at Screen Rant we're big fans of crazy, plus if you look at it from a certain point of view, this theory could explain why Luke was so mysteriously absent while terrible things were happening in the galaxy, this is something that fans have. he fought since the last Jedi was freed, how could Luke, the Paragon of all that is good and Noble in this galaxy, just completely abandon everyone? The fact that Luke is a wandering ghost trapped in a surreal realm offers a stronger justification for why Luke couldn't arrive. It's time to save the best but Han from a terrible death at the hands of his own son.

It also explains why he left Snoke alone and let the First Order rise to power because, look people, as much as we love the Last Jedi, it's hard to believe that Luke would abandon everyone he knows and loves. Meeting Rey changes everything for Luke. Somehow, she is able to access his mind. She is able to remind him what she misses. Jiri finds out who he is and is able to force the project through as a result. himself into the planet box and save the resistance from being totally annihilated, then, havingFound himself and fulfilled his noble duty, he can finally become one with the force and perform the whole disappearing act now for those of you watching whatever. screen you are watching this video on and you think they can't be serious, just wait, we are very serious.

Here's what we think this could mean for the rise of Skywalker and the future of the Star Wars saga force that the ghosts have always played. In a large part of the events of the Star Wars universe, you have Obi-wan Kenobi tutoring Luke in The Empire Strikes Back and returning to the Jedi even after Darth Vader hacks him into oblivion. Yoda, not wanting to be left out, appears in the last Jedi to offer Luke some much-needed guidance, we already know that Mark Hamill will return in some capacity in the rise of Skywalker, perhaps by officially becoming a force ghost, finally will look like the Luke Skywalker we've come to know and love in the original trilogy I'm not going to lie if the JJ Abrams company decides to go in this direction, it would be a really satisfying conclusion to Luke's story, but as amazing as it all sounds This, we're not sure fits with Ryan Johnson's vision for Luke in the last Jedi.

Although it may be controversial, Johnson took the character of Luke in a fascinating and exciting new direction by showing us Luke at his lowest point. Johnson is able to provide the audience with a carefully crafted character arc that offers the character some much-needed Redemption. It's also an important lesson for anyone to learn that sometimes your heroes are just human. Despite all of Luke's heroic acts in the original trilogy, he was as capable of making mistakes as any of us, that's what makes him a adorable and attractive character. The measure of a hero is not just how he handles a situation. when everything goes well is how they bounced back after a crushing defeat.

I think Rocky Balboa says that and that guy knows what he's talking about about the theory that Luke was too confused. Space Ghost, not even coast to coast, that's a small Space Coast. reference for all lovers of Rob, the last Jedi, for much of its emotional impact and effectiveness. Johnson took a big risk in showing us this version of Luke, it is a version that goes against what we would have expected and, although There are fans who still mourn the death of their childhood as a result, you have to give it to Johnson. Credit for making such a bold and intriguing move with the character and story to suggest that Luke was already dead.

The Sixth Sense style doesn't do the Last Jedi any favors, but enough about why this theory doesn't work, let's take a look at what this theory means. What if the title of the movie suggests a literal rise from the grave for Luke as if the Skywalkers had been so pivotal? for everything that happens in this saga and screenwriter director JJ Abrams has suggested that this film will serve as a conclusion to said saga. What if somehow Luke had found a way to transcend the grave? Sure the title might not refer to a literal promotion, but then again we wouldn't.

Don't let the creative team do something totally crazy with this big finale. If Luke really has been a ghost in both The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi, the implications suggest there's more to this whole life and afterlife business than even the course can provide. the answers besides the return of Emperor Palpatine have already been teased, if the dark side can rise from the grave, why not the light side; There is a strong possibility that this could play a major role in the emergence of Skywalker's new knowledge Luke as a result of being a ghost could not give him a significant advantage and while we can easily expect him to pass vital information and advice to Rey, how interesting it would be if this theory turns out to be true, maybe Luke returns with a new force mastery that can teach Rey all about his super cool force abilities and she can use that knowledge to defeat Kylo Ren the Emperor and the dark side of the force, all in one quick hit, isn't bad at all, regardless of the form of his return.

There's no doubt that Luke Skywalker will return, baby, although the howl of his return might still be in doubt, we can still get excited about his return in some way, regardless of whether or not Luke was a ghost in the Last Jedi he finally made it. to come to terms with who he is and seems at peace and now that he's over his little tantrum maybe we'll get the chance to see him be the Jedi Master we all know and love, we can only hope so right? or should we say we can just have a new hope, you see, you see what we did there, we'll just come out, join us and together we'll theorize about Star Wars episode 9, the rise of Skywalker like the rest of the Star Wars fandom.

I was surprised to learn about actor Ian McDermott's return as Emperor Palpatine in the latest installment of the Skywalker story, but what threat does he pose to the galaxy in this film and how will he actually achieve his final revenge against the Sith? Could it be that Palpatine stole? The Knights of Ren for their own purposes could Kylo Ren return to the light side before he finishes this trilogy. He goes on a journey with us and finds out that we here at Screen Rant have a bad feeling about the teen POW's plans, but here's the good news.

It means that the Knights of Ren will finally be at the forefront of a Star Wars movie story. Let's face it, ever since the band of evil soldiers was introduced in Rey's vision of the force in The Force Awakens, we've been waiting for the Knights of Ren to come in. Star Wars story in any meaningful way, although Kylo might be the most interesting character in the latest trilogy of Star Wars movies, we haven't really seen a Star Wars movie where our heroes must face a small group of agents from the side dark, it's usually We've just been the good guys against a group of inept stormtroopers and a single Big Bad in the form of Vader or a single Big Bad in the form of Vader fanatic Kylo Ren, the rise of Skywalker revealed at the 2019 Celebration gave us a glimpse of the fight. scenes where Kylo Ren was fighting alongside and then apparently against the new red SIF soldiers and maybe even some of the Knights of Ren themselves could be this reason why the Knights of Ren weren't even in the last Jedi, We all thought it was pretty.

It's curious that Kylo Ren's group of fellow deserters from Luke Skywalker's Jedi Academy weren't even in episode 8 after making a cameo in episode 7 being the subject of numerous fan theories in the time between the episode's release. 7 and episode 8, it seemed like something of a careless mistake on Rian Johnson's part that they weren't even involved in the last Jedi with them introduced in the story, could have further spiced up the dynamic between Ray, Kylo and Kylo and Supreme Leader Snoke, but again in a movie. Since we had a two-and-a-half-hour runtime, it was perhaps worth saving a long-awaited showdown between Kylo and his dark side co-workers for the grand finale, too, given that the Knights of Ren appear to have been J.J.'s creation.

Abrams, it only makes sense for JJ to be the one to put them front and center in his story, so how does this group of rejects fit into episode nine? We believe, as we hinted before, that Palpatine's master plan involves stealing the Knights of Ren from Kylo and not just having this equipment. Next to him, he gives the best teen an extra boost of power, he also isolates Kylo Ren even more, possibly making him more erratic and unstable than ever. This isolation could work in Palpatine's favor and make Kylo Ren a better apprentice to the dark side than he otherwise would have been.

This appears to be a major component of this Kylo Ren's Redemption sequel trilogy arc and what better way to see Ben Solo return to the forces of good than to have him fight with his old school buddies. We can even imagine a big reveal in which the Knights of Ren appear flanked by Sith soldiers facing off against the outnumbered Kylo Ren in Rey's vision in The Force Awakens. The Knights of Ren wielded almost medieval looking weapons, but let's say that under Palpatine's tutelage they all now have lightsabers, but where did these characters come from? and where they have been all this time the answer is quite simple: the Unknown Regions, this mysterious and unnavigable Alexei seems to hold most of the answers to our lingering questions revolving around Star Wars.

The Unknown Regions is where the remaining Imperial forces are sculpted, following the Truce between the Empire and the Rebellion after the Battle of Jakku several years after the Battle of Endor in Return of the Jedi it was in these Unknown Regions where those still loyal to the Empire built the forces of the new first order and then emerged shortly after. before the force awakens now that Palpatine appears to have returned, we can assume that unless he's simply a Sith hunting ghosts, whether it's an iconic mask or hanging around the throne room of the second downed Death Star we see in the Ruined trailer on the forest surface. moon of Endor, if he's going to figure prominently in the rise of Skywalker, Palpatine will likely have returned via one of the new force powers Lucasfilm has been inventing with each new movie in the last Jedi, we learned the good which was Luke in the force objection.

So why couldn't Darth Sidious have other tricks? It seems like he learned some secrets to eternal life from Darth Plagueis, the wise man, and hell, the guy flat out said that he created Anakin Skywalker by manipulating midi-chlorians if he wants to become Kylo. Ren completely to the dark side or get the little punk out of his way either way, he has to pit the Knights of Ren and Kylo against each other, but would he have any long-term plans for the Knights of Ren beyond using them to attack? ? Kylo probably not, Palpatine probably won't turn the former Sith over from him and

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t his own Dark Side Academy with the Knights of Ren, especially since the Dark Lord doesn't seem all that willing to share the wealth he amasses in victory. a weak point for Anakin from the beginning, as he believed that the man who would become Vader had a level of power never before seen.

Not much is known about the aptly named Unknown Regions, but it is the mystery surrounding them that makes them the most likely hiding place. In the hit Star Wars series, rebel Ezra called upon hyperspace whales to take him and drop him in an unknown location, probably the unknown regions where the mob comes from, while the mob has not received any airtime. In the films, the character is a fan favorite and as one of the few non-human officers in the Empire, he likely had valuable information for Palpatine that allowed him to rise through the ranks of the Imperial military.

Another character from the Unknown Regions is Snoke and we know almost nothing about him, although he apparently met his In the last Jedi, we know that powerful force users have the ability to shield visions of themselves across great distances, so , what if Snoke was simply a vision projected by Palpatine to easily tempt Kylo to the dark side, fool the New Republic and the resistance, and amass the First Order into a formidable fleet, even if Snoke was simply an agent of Palpatine, the former emperor could have easily been pulling the strings from the Unknown Regions and with Snoke being a man who seemingly came out of nowhere and probably made some grand gestures towards the New Republic to gain their trust before turning on them, this sounds a lot like us. to Palpatine, so it goes without saying that Snoke may have learned how to politically manipulate the forces of good from the best of them.

The Phantom Menace. Darth Sidious, another curious one. The fact about the Unknown Regions is that the reason the mob left to join the Empire was because their government, the Chess Predominance, was worried about the growing threat from the regions who wanted them to infiltrate the ruling government of the great galaxy in general. Palpatine and the two men derived mutual benefits from their partnership. Al Bateen had Imperial forces begin mapping the unknown and the crowd gave the Emperor valuable information in return, the Emperor sensed an immense dark power stirring deep within the Unknown Regions as the expanded universe revealed itself. a name of an enemy alien force to use on a bong that brought more destruction to the galaxy than the Empire ever did.

It is also likely that this power could serve as a concentrated point of origin for the dark side itself. If so, maybe this is where the essence of teen pop went after him. was thrown down the wellfrom the Death Star in Return of the Jedi, simply put, the Unknown Regions are probably the key to the resurrection of pop teens and, hey, if Palpatine can return, maybe Luke can; At the end of the day, while this is all wishful thinking, the only thing we know for sure based on the trailer's split-second footage is that Kylo is facing a one-night stand.

The Knights of Ren do not appear to be alone in their fight against any opposition, as the Sith soldiers appear to be loyal. For Palpatine himself it is interesting to note that the design of his helmet matches that of the Kamino clone troopers and you will be surprised to know that the water planet Kamino from Star Wars episode two, Attack of the Clones, is located in the unknown regions from the Star Wars cover. In the Vanity Fair story from early 2019, a photograph showed JJ Abrams leading the Knights of Ren on a desert planet and celebrity photographer Annie Leibovitz has created shots in exotic locations that have nothing to do with the stories of the previous Vanity Fair Star Wars covers, but it makes a lot of sense for the Knights of Ren who have been hiding in a desert location this whole time, plus with JJ in the shot, it's probably a scene from the movie and not from a random photo shoot.

Yes, we hope that this band is not so The happy men and possibly also the women will return with a vengeance in the next movie; We may not know exactly what they look like under those masks, but it has been suggested that there could be some

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power lurking in the shadows, particularly in the form of an actor. It has long been hinted that Matt Smith, the former doctor protagonist, would have a role in the rise of Skywalker and his appearance has been shrouded in secrecy. For some reason, it was originally announced that he would appear in the film and then his name was mysteriously removed from the cast.

List that Lucasfilm is playing coy, they cut his scenes from the movie or accidentally published his name when he was never cast in the first place, but curious and contradictory rumors have been surfacing since principal photography on episode 9 took place, mainly online poster reports. said so Matt Smith is playing a young Palpatine and then other posters went on to say that the rumors about the young teen were debatable and that he is playing a one night stand either way we would love to see Matt Smith in the movie playing anyone of many villains because he has the perfect face for a young Darth Sidious.

We could also see him as a leader of the Knights of Ren challenging Kylos' leadership. What if the Knights of Our Ren are not a newer order recently created by Snow, but are instead an older secret society that has been around for quite some time, but with all the ground JJ Abrams aims to cover it's not out of the scope possible and if Palpatine has a personal connection to the Knights of Ren, it ties him to each faction involved. In the power struggle depicted in the Rise of Skywalker, he raises the stakes and makes a good case for how Palpatine could be in the perfect position to steal Kylo's loyalty to the Knights of Ren.

Have you ever heard the tragedy of Darth Plagueis the wise how? about Crusty Hooded Palpatine, it's not a story the Jedi would tell you, it's a Sith legend and it's one we could learn a lot more about in the upcoming Star Wars sequel. Join Screen Rant as we delve into the past of the Star Wars franchise in order. to predict the future there are many unacknowledged episode 9 of our

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the rise of Skywalker and perhaps the biggest revelation will revolve around Darth Sidious aka Palpatine and the fact that he has been hiding in plain sight, let's theorize whether Snoke was actually Palpatine all along in case you've been living under a rock or inside an asteroid with a giant space platform, the expanded universe is the series of novels, comics and short stories that told us what happened to our favorite Star heroes Wars. both for Disney bought the franchise, then Disney took over and erased those stories from our memory banks, but that doesn't mean they don't exist in the Star Wars lexicon, it means that these titles are now known as legends and, although they no longer Canon still provides material and inspiration to the Lucasfilm creative team developing material for future films, television shows, video games, and probably some form of virtual reality in the future.

In the expanded universe, there were multiple stories involving Palpatine's contingency plans in the event of his death. It seemed that even after Darth Vader turned against his master in Return of the Jedi, our heroes would face a new major threat every year, and while it was likely a grueling lifestyle for Luke Han and Leia, many of these conflicts were likely give us clues as to where. The Skywalker rights are especially targeted because many expanded universe stories involved our heroes fighting some of the many backup plans Palpatine had in place during the Dark Horse Comics miniseries of the 1990s.

The Dark Empire Palpatine was reincarnated by transferring his consciousness to different clone bodies to combat. this Lou turned to the dark side or at least faked his turn to the dark side, while the dark empire hasn't necessarily been the basis for many of the films, the characters could possibly explore similar themes with Palpatine resurrected from the dead Thanks to his mobile consciousness he jumps into different bodies and fans have also theorized that Kylo Ren is faking his turn to the dark side or using his dark side connections to achieve nobler goals than Darth Sidious and the other Dark Lords before him, be it any of these elements of the story. come to fruition, it's important to remember that without a very detailed map of George Lucas Palpatine's future, the Big Bat of the original trilogy and the prequel trilogy has the legacy that has always loomed over Luke Han and Leia when the sequel trilogy comes to fruition. announced and it was revealed that the story centered on young apprentice Kylo Ren and his mysterious teacher Supreme Leader Snoke.

Many fans believed that Darth Sidious's days were over. This all also changed when the first trailer for Star Wars Episode Nine, The Rise of Skywalker, was shown. was revealed and its final moment showed the familiar laugh of Chief Palpatine, this was something new, the Star Wars movies have shown us Jedi Knights resurrected in a ghostly form, but we have never seen any dark side user return and since the old TV Palpatine was thrown into that shaft on the second Death Star screaming in terror until the end we thought an entirely new threat would be the focal point of the shared force that awakens the last Jedi and the rise of Skywalker, sure Palpatine It's the Senate, but it's Possibly really immortal and maybe it's been hiding in plain sight all this time in the form of Snoke, just like the now-defunct expanded universe.

Disney's version of the events between the films also mentions a contingency plan that was once devised by Palpatine and that involved the Unknown Regions, we do know that it is the place where the rebel Imperial forces gathered after the defeat of the Empire to hands of the Rebel Alliance and after the formation of the new republic under the leadership of Disney, some of the Star Wars comics and novels have gone into detail. about the events that occurred between Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens, but much of the sequence of these events has been left murky, with even the most casual fans unaware of the politics that led to the formation of the resistance. and many probably confused about the dynamic between the New Republic resistance and the First Order, while that's great for many audience members put off by the convoluted storytelling and laborious gluing of episodes 1, 2, and 3, it means that It's not entirely clear exactly what's going on in this sequel trilogy, which is exactly how JJ and the team plan for the story to play out when they started working on The Force Awakens.

Well, that's not entirely clear either, but ideally the Lucasfilm team can answer all of our questions in this next bill. So far, Chuck Wendig's Sequel Trilogy, the books that are in the Disney canon, have done the most to inform us about the events leading up to the Sequel Trilogy and then weld together the Sequel Trilogy itself, the Sequels not only telling us They give an idea of ​​how the New Republic was demilitarized. and how the seeds were planted for the resistance to form, but we were also given an idea of ​​Palpatine's plan in case the Empire lost to the Rebel Alliance, those Imperials who were still loyal to him were expected to go to the Regions Unknowns of the galaxy after. a winding and well-hidden path that was laid out by the Emperor himself, there they would rebuild their forces and plan their repayment, either following the plans left humorless by the Emperor or following the Emperor himself, whether he was revived by the dark side of the strength or somehow survived the fall on the second Death Star, although there is always the possibility that he forced himself to project himself during Return of the Jedi through some complex form of Sith magic, it is more likely that Snoke had been hooked up with old friend P all this time as part of his big Palpatine reveal at the 2019 Star Wars Celebration, Lucasfilm director Kathleen Kennedy played it cool and was quoted as saying this has been in the pipeline for a long time, yeah, we hadn't decided exactly how we could do it, but yeah, that's how it was.

Still in episode 9, a redditor by the name of the five-star man quickly responded to the rise of Skywalker's Palpatine trailer reveal, theorizing that Snoke was simply a chosen successor to Darth Sidious, was someone with an air of arrogance and leadership that could convince young Ben Solo to join the dark side and had enough dark power in himself to serve as a major figurehead and then once the galaxy was ready for Palpatine's return, Darth Sidious could Take your rightful place as emperor of the galaxy when it snows. he could play the role of him getting Ben to just cut off Kylo Ren so he would be completely susceptible to the dark side.

Palpatine was perfectly fine with the young Padawan punching Snoke. If this was all part of Palpatine's plan, it's actually quite similar to how Palpatine reacted to Anakin's murder. Count Dooku's arrogant attitude in Palpatine's Revenge of the Sith toward the death of his most trusted acolytes actually fits Palpatine's modus operandi, but Snoke wasn't just a random fool chosen to serve as a puppet for Palpatine's whims. Palpatine when introduced to us in the force awakens the lanky villain Prudy, instills fear in his subordinates and micromanages the actions of all his troops from their covert locations. He maintains strong control over his forces in the Last Jedi and that is why he died at the hands of Kylo Ren.

It's such a surprise that we didn't see it coming because the scene in Snoke's throne room actually played out very similarly to the throne room sequence in Return of the Jedi. Snoke seems to be aware of his enemy's every move and every character seems helpless. to stop him until Kylo Ren turns on Snoke and kills him much like how young Palpatine turned on his own master Darth Plagueis the Wise when Plagueis least expected it. Snoke's disappearance is actually the perfect turning point for Kylo Ren's complete and total shift towards the dark side. Until this point in The Last Jedi, Kylo and the racial stories seem to be going in one of two directions: either he will he join her and return to the resistance or she will join him, they will both reject a Jedi and the Sith and they will instead start something new.

Kylo decides to point his lightsaber at Snoke and accept as a whole all the benefits paid in the leadership position with the first order. If Snoke was acting in his own best interests, this is the last thing the Supreme Leader would want to happen. and given that Snoke seems to be able to foresee everything else that happens in the movie before this moment, it's a little surprising that Kylo Ren can take out the Supreme Leader so easily, especially since Kylo Ren has been a disaster so far, so So, it only makes sense that Stokes' disappearance is part of the Emperor's final plan and Snow was in cahoots with the Emperor this whole time, so maybe it was part of Snoke's plan and another theory online suggests that Snow may have been a forced projection just like the projection of Luke in the box at the climax of the last Jedi Snoke is a mysterious man, we have not met his exact species before, we had never heard of him before the force awakened and he seems to have been connected with Luke and Leia's pawn and politicsgalactic before revealing himself to be the infamous First Order Leader, the Supreme Leader bears the scars of brutal wounds and still appears quite powerful before Kylo ripped him in half with so little knowledge about him or his history that it makes the most dramatic sense. .

Whether he is a projection of Palpatine or a servant who has given his entire life to Palpatine's cause sure sounds like a very Baltimore thing for Star Wars, but given that JK Rowling seemed to borrow certain elements from George Lucas' story , Fair enough. that Lucasfilm returned the favor and, as Baltimore's Potter volunteer for a decent part of the book series in spirit form, his essence stored within the Horcruxes synthesizer apparently had a similar ability in the Darth Vader comic series, the spirit of a moment called the synth is still attached to his helmet with Darth Vader's helmet still in Kylo Ren's possession, it is quite possible that one or two Sith Lords have also joined in on this and with the Sith stormtroopers making their debut in this movie too, it seems like everything is proceeding according to the Emperor's plan.

Either way, we will all be proven right or wrong when the curtain rises on the rise of Skywalker and we just have to let the movie show us its interpretation and let the fans and naysayers face off like a Jedi versus whether battle. on the comments. section as the emperor would say, be it Jedi, the Star Wars trailer, the rise of Skywalker recently dropped and has fans talking about a galaxy far, far away again, one of the biggest topics, besides the return of Palpatine, his fans wonder about Rey. Parents again, director JJ Abrams has spoken out on the topic and the trailer may have hinted at a new possibility.

Let's unwrap it and find out more about Rey's parents in The Force Awakens. JJ Abrams began setting the stage for his infamous mystery boxes, perhaps his biggest. The mystery left unanswered at the end of the film was who raised his parents. Rey was a scavenger on the desert planet Jakku waiting patiently for her parents to return for her. She was abandoned on the planet when she was a child and by the time of the film's events many years have passed, but Rey has not lost hope yet, as she is still optimistic about the return of her family.

All signs pointed to Rey being the daughter of someone really important. There were many theories flooding the Internet. On this topic, perhaps she was a long-lost Kenobi, a theory that gained some attention thanks to Alec Guinness and Ewan McGregor's weak dialogue during the forced flashback scene in The Force Awakens. Another crazier Alby theory was that she was the direct descendant. of Palpatine or that she was a female clone of him to be fair, a Palpatine connection seems a little more likely now thanks to the '90s episode. The running theory was that she was Luke Skywalker's daughter and he would have confirmed that theory.

At the beginning of the last Jedi, of course, Johnson shattered all hopes and expectations when it came time for this revelation in the last Jedi when he confronted Kylo Ren, shortly after the death of Snoke and his Praetorian Guards, Kylo revealed that the Rey's parents were actually dirty trash. merchants who pawned her daughter for drinking money in jakku I'm Nobody Jump Turtles was a huge blow to many fans who believed she was a descendant of someone of great importance, The Force Awakens poked fun at this notion quite a bit, but is that so? It's possible that Kylo Ren was lying to her in hopes of manipulating her to his cause and that Ray's parents are more than what Han and Leia's fallen son recently let on.

JJ Abrams spoke to the press about this upcoming film that is said to not only close. There was no pressure at all and at first JJ was pretty hesitant about returning to Star Wars, but here he is and he told ABC that there's more to the story than you've seen when he was asked. specifically about Rey's parents and hinted that while Eight is still a cannon and can't be ignored, that may just be a small look at a much bigger picture: the story of Rey's parents playing some kind of role in the Rise of Skywalker plot only. grew once the trailer appeared online and fans saw a familiar sight for a few seconds in the trailer, a ship could be seen flying over a settlement at night, the ship looks an awful lot like the ship we saw and the scene back of Rey's strength when I saw her being abandoned on Jakku in the Skywalker preview, the ship can be seen at a somewhat similar angle and the specific details seem to match the ship we saw in 2015, although it is certainly possible that this is a common brand and make of ship in the Star Wars universe that would be a terrible bait and switch on the part of Lucasfilm and JJ Abrams, so let's assume that the ship is, in fact, the same ship that belonged to Ray's parents, Does that mean we can expect them or some other member? of Rey's family to join the film's narrative, it's too early to say for sure maybe they'll just find the ship, but dead or alive, it looks like Rey's parents will appear in this film with this similar looking ship appearing in the trailer and JJ teasing that there's more to that particular part of the story to come, so who could they be?

Suddenly it's 2016 again and fans are theorizing about Rey's parents once again, so let's dive in and look at the various theories out there to see if they hold any weight, eliminate the obvious one, and possibly see Rey's parents in progress. We also saw the remains. of the Death Star and the sinister laughter of the Emperor Lucasfilm and JJ Abrams would quickly make it clear that yes, the Emperor is back in some way in this entry that would close the entire Skywalker saga, the idea that Rey has. A connection to Palpatine has been talked about since the days after The Force Awakens, but now that idea is starting to gain more traction thanks to the involvement of the Sith Lord, who is believed to have been dead for the last 30 years, this particular look at Palpatine.

The connection comes from Anakin's father and suggests that the emperor is, in fact, Ray's father. The redditor aims to increase exceptional mastery and proficiency with the strength that he was able to defeat Kylo, ​​a student of Luke Skywalker without any Jedi training and that he had only learned. a lightsaber minutes earlier, that doesn't seem like any skill he could have inherited from some random dirty scumbag dealers. His raw talent would arise from his genetic connection to the force that comes from Palpatine. The theory also points out that force likes to balance itself. with Shmi Skywalker having a child from the dark side who in turn had to have children from the light side, one of them was the Jedi Luke Skywalker, so the force was rebalanced, so if Palpatine had offspring it could be assumed that the force would seek to balance him as well with the Since the Emperor is so powerful, the force would grant extreme powers on the light side to its new champion to balance the scales once again and is also the mirror opposite of Kylo Ren, who was the son of light, although not part of this theory, it is worth noting that in the force. awakens the novelization during his confrontation with Kylo Ren, a malevolent voice in his head encouraged her to kill Kylo Ren when he was down, but who do we know who likes to incite the light eiders to kill enemies? ?

We'll give you a few moments to think about it. making this isn't the only connection between Rey and the Emperor that fans are conjuring up, however, Redditor Roy Batty 1602 came up with something quite different that ties Rey into the Sith Lord with quick warning spoilers ahead for Darth Vader vol 25 in that final issue of Charles. Souls Vader comic that begins right at the end of Revenge of the Sith and concludes with the construction of Vader's castle. Thanks to visions from the past, we learned that Palpatine actually manipulated the midi-chlorians around Shmi Skywalker and was able to create life inside her. by making Palpatine Anakin's father in a strange and twisted way, we will watch his career with great interest.

This theory suggests that the people who left Rey alone in Jakku in exchange for drinking money were not actually his biological parents but rather his adoptive ones. Maybe they were good people at first, but they quickly became addicts and spiraled out of control in less than a decade after taking Rey, pawning her off, and taking away her true father figure. Of course, Palpatine, the Dark Lord of the Sith, used the same force manipulation he used to create Anakin, a technique he probably learned from Plagueis and applied to Rey, okay, which could be why that can get into your head.

This theory actually holds up very well compared to JJ's comments about respecting what came before. in the last Jedi, but it also shows that there may be more to the picture than meets the eye, if Rey was created by Palpatine then this fits nicely with the internet's favorite theory that she is Anakin reincarnated, yes that was a big theory for a while and Garner probably still rolls her eyes when you talk about it, but if Palpatine really manipulated the midichlorians to create a then his story fits nicely with that old theory that he hasn't returned from the grave with all their memories in a new body, but they were both created in the same unnatural way, meaning they are essentially the same, at least in spirit, due to their unusual origins.

Lucasfilm and JJ Abrams have spoken openly about how this film will act as a conclusion to the sequel. trilogy and a franchise as a whole, which probably means there are some connections to the prequel trilogy. Darth Plagueis seems to be the name most mentioned with his knowledge of stopping death and creating life being a rare talent that he apparently passed on to his Apprentice Palpatine perhaps creating life and confirming that Vader is Palpatine's son is a cut. too deep for the casual Star Wars fan, but it just showed that Lucasfilm is at least willing to trust its audience when they included Darth Maul on the big screen. who died at the end of The Phantom Menace but has since returned to animated shows, maybe the filmmakers will just move on and find a way to bring the audience up to speed while also taking into account the events that have already been mentioned in Canon, before the final assumption we can determine about Rey's parents, is that Kylo Ren was being completely honest and that they really aren't anyone who pawned her for money to feed their habits, but that doesn't mean they have all the reason, they probably lived. another planet and will somehow become involved in the plot of the movie again if the freighter has anything to do with discovering his parents.

Rey may be angry, but JJ may confirm that everything that came before him still stands. Of course, there are wilder theories such as one that suggests that Ray is, in fact, Shmi Skywalker, who was brought through the world between worlds and his memory is erased, which in turn leads to the creation of anakin, but even that is too much for us, but who knows either way. This is one of the last opportunities to provide answers and we'll expect a lot more answers than mysteries when The Rise of Skywalker hits theaters. The trailer for Star Wars The Rise of Skywalker did a great job of getting the fandom excited about Star Wars.

Once again, JJ Abrams is back in the director's chair and the adventure appears to be very unexpected in the trailers, all that can be done, naturally the internet has already started churning out some pretty elaborate fan theories based on the limited footage that We've seen so far, let's delve deeper. and brings out the best of the best on the Internet so far. The Internet is no stranger to Kevin Smith and his love of Star Wars. No matter how much he is invited to visit the sets, his reaction always seems to be tears of joy. Smith is shameless. super geeky and as such, he is no stranger to formulating his own fan theories and unleashing them on the internet.

It wasn't long after the Skywalker trailer appeared that Smith was formulating a theory of his own and, to be fair, this makes a lot of sense how the Avengers Endgame Lucasfilm held back on revealing the title of episode 9 and opted for first showing it at the end of the trailer when the title appeared, fans were quite surprised by the rise of Skywalker, what does everyone seem like? to have an opinion and they all varied Smith's however it had nothing to do with any of the characters instead he believes that the rise of Skywalker will be the beginning of a new religious order to replace the Jedi the previous saga film It was called the Last Jedi after all and this new order of Forrest bearers could be called Skywalker and would essentially be the new Jedi Order.

At the end of the film, the Jedi will truly be gone, but his knowledge will be passed on to a new order that he learned from the mistakes of his predecessors, the Jedi, who separated Anakin from his mother and gave himThey prohibited visiting her, which fueled their feelings of resentment and guilt for not being able to prevent her violent death. Things like love marriage and deep relationships were forbidden to Republic-era Jedi Natasha Foreman and at the height of their power, the Jedi failed to recognize the festering resurgence of the Sith right under their noses. The Jedi Order had become arrogant and entrenched in bureaucratic tradition and Luke understood this failure more than anyone after witnessing the fall of Ben Solo and the destruction of his own academy in this failure Luke finally understood the fundamental truth that it was indeed time The Jedi Ended Here's a Radical Theory That May Shock and Surprise You Kylo Ren has been something of a mixed bag for the fanbase, on the one hand many think he's the best character in the sequel trilogy a complex and layered villain challenged by both the light side and the dark side, on the other hand, there are many who believe that he is nothing more than a whiny brat throwing a tantrum, however, all that may change if this theory turns out to be true.

This theory comes from Redditor Emperor Death Bunny and suggests that Kylo Ren is actually possessed by Darth Plagueis in Revenge of the Sith. Palpatine tells the story of Plagueis, the tragedy of Darth Plagueis the wise and claims that Plagueis is a wise Dark Lord. of the Sith he lost his power and was killed by his apprentice, only the redditor says this doesn't make much sense since Plagueis should have sensed his apprentice's motivations and should never have lost his powers. . The theory goes on to state that the plague is his death. it was all orchestrated by him and that when Palpatine successfully killed him, he was able to manipulate the midichlorians and eventually possess Palpatine like an infectious disease or plague, ironically, so when Palpatine was goading Luke to kill him in Return of the Jedi, In Actually, Plagueis was looking for a new host, so where does Kylo Ren come in?

Snoke was actually a big Darkseid fan and collected Darkseid artifacts to add to his collection. The idea is that he visited the remains of the Death Star that we saw in the trailer and was possessed by Plagueis' spirit when Snoke died Plagueis then latched onto Kylo Ren, the man who killed him. Palpatine's laugh heard in the trailer will be nothing more than a recording or a sentry droid as seen in Battlefront Two's campaign mode in a controversial and divisive move Rian Johnson decided to kill Luke Skywalker at the end of The Last Jedi in a final battle against the first order.

Luke was able to force himself to project himself halfway across the galaxy to distract Kylo Ren and his friends and family at some point. escaping the move left him exhausted to the point where he became one with the force or Luke can be heard talking to someone in the trailer, the thousands within Yuna and many assumed he is a force ghost talking to Ray or Kylo from beyond. the grave, but what if this is not the case? This Internet speculation comes courtesy of The Hollywood Reporter, who had fun predicting what might happen in the ninth film in the Skywalker saga.

In their article, they suggest that if Palpatine is able to return from the dead, perhaps Rey's quest will be to find a way to bring Luke back from the underworld of the force. This theory once again ties into Darth Plagueis and his power to essentially stop death and create life. Many thought Snoke was leaving. be Plagueis and that is something Lucasfilm has yet to confirm or deny. The Hollywood Reporter believes that a lightning bolt tempted by the dark side may seek to find clues about Plagueis to bring Luke back from the grave. This sets Rey on a tragic path. since messing with the natural order of things is not the best of ideas, but perhaps Ray's New Jedi Order will dabble in the dark side event and not just the dogmatic view of the Jedi, so perhaps fooling death is something that is in line with your new philosophy.

Added to this theory is that Kylo Ren also seeks the same quest only through more nefarious means, so Palpatine backs up the evil emperor from the original films and the nefarious politician and the prequels will return in the sequel trilogy that further links the three. sagas. but the Emperor passed away at the end of Return of the Jedi, almost 30 years later, Palpatine somehow returns to action, whether he is a major character in the film or just a cameo remains to be seen, but he will return in a big way. form or another. as confirmed by JJ Abrams and actor Palpatine in MacDermid appeared on stage at the celebration after the trailer ended, so how is he back?

There are a few ways to answer this question, so one of the most important theories is to wait. Darth Plagueis Yap is in all the theories about the rise of Skywalker and to be honest, it would be a good way to connect the prequel trilogy to the sequel trilogy, something JJ said he did with this film serving as a conclusion for all movies. who came earlier in the saga with the plagued ace's ability to cheat death and having passed that knowledge on to his apprentice Palpatine many believe that the Emperor was able to apply his training and save himself from death, of course his body ended up being destroyed in ventilation. axis and subsequently exploded in the Death Star explosion, which would explain why it took Palpatine 30 years to resurface as he hid in the shadows manipulating events while regaining his strength, but using Plaguei's advanced knowledge of the dark side may not be the only way for Palpatine to return in the Darth Vader comic, we learned that certain Stiffs can infuse their spirits into objects that were of great importance to them.

Darth when an ancient Seth was able to continue living as a spirit in his helmet and possess those who. Set in the trailer for the rise of Skywalker, we see that our heroes are visiting the ruins of the Death Star. Whatever Rain needs, be it an item or knowledge, seems to be hidden on the Death Star, so he must venture out, but the Death Star. It was a system created by evil and hate and was responsible for the loss of many lives in the Battle of Endor, who's to say that Palpatine's spirit hasn't clung to the ruins of the second Death Star, effectively tormenting it.

Palpatine couldn't leave the ruins, but anyone who ventures into them can. An unpleasant surprise is expected, especially if he can possess people at that moment. Could fans really be interested in all of this and the idea of ​​Plagueis when it comes to theories of the dark side and the rise of Skywalker? Huh at Star Wars Celebration? Chicago fans got their first look at one of the new characters set to appear in The Rise of Skywalker played by the relatively new Naomi, a key Janet appears to be some sort of junk or scavenger, not like Rey in The Force Awakens and He is said to cross paths with heroes as they go. about her quest since she was cast, however, the Internet has been wandering about one thing about her character and that is whether she is related to the great Lando Calrissian played by Billy Dee Williams in the original trilogy and by Donald Glover alone in a story of Star Wars in the comics and books, the authors make it pretty clear that Lando is a huge flirt, everything we hear about Main is true and that his flirtations often end with him hooking up with someone for the night and Billy Dee Williams returns for the rise of Skywalker.

Everyone's mind was whether Janet was Lando's daughter. Naomi cleverly dodged the question and at the same time mocked the answer by stating that Lando is a charming man and could have children all over the universe and that's all he says, phenomenal, as always sounds like more fuel for the fire yes Yes You ask us, this is a little direct and a little radical, but it's still a valid Internet theory, so let's delve into it during the events of the last Jedi. Rian Johnson told the audience that Rey, despite all the hype and construction. What surrounds her character is actually no one's daughter in particular, it's not the most glamorous lineage, but that was the point of the message that greatness can come from anywhere, of course, that doesn't mean the information she we got in the last Jedi. is accurate from what we know, JJ might want to retcon this particular story and it being known that Kylo Ren was lying to Rey to manipulate her when it comes to reconstructions with this one wouldn't be too much of a stretch, but let's assume Kylo was lying, the rise of Skywalker could very well mean the idea of ​​Rey recovering and discovering that she is actually Luke's long-lost daughter.

JJ Abrams added fuel to this theory by stating that there was more to Ray's story than we've seen and that the idea of ​​his ancestry is something he's kept in mind for this particular film. He stopped short of saying that he didn't like episode eight's decision, but he did say that he will somehow honor what came before this movie while also giving fans something they would like. Simon Pegg, who played Unkar's storyline in The Force Awakens and served as a consultant, said JJ was kicking around ideas that Rey's parents were special in some way and that the Last Jedi undid those plans. somehow, maybe a little. retcon is on the horizon and if anything it's something ryan johnson said he totally agrees with the rise of

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seems to suggest that someone important will rise and lead our heroes into darkness it will be luke from the grave kylo ren being redeemed and returning to the light or is it lightning as discussed above, what if it's Sheev Palpatine, that's Skywalker's rising stakes?

You didn't see it coming, but let's look at it since it's theoretically possible and the Darth Vader comic series written by Charles Sewell, which By the way, you should be reading because of the way we get a little insight into Anakin Skywalker's conception by knowing that there was no father involved in Anakin's conception. The listening father, Qui-gon Jinn, believed that this child would be the chosen one. one of the prophecy, since he was a child born of the force, there was only one key piece of information he was missing and that was that Palpatine may actually be the father.

The Vader comic shows that Palpatine may have manipulated the force around Shmi Skywalker to create. life as his master taught him and created Anakin Skywalker, so yes, Palpatine is confirmed to be Anakin's father in a strange and disconnected way, so if Palpatine returns and reveals this information to the world, tarnishing the good name and Luke's legacy, the rise of Skywalker may actually be a bad thing for the galaxy, this means Kylo Ren is also technically stationed, Skywalker part alone and part Palpatine, that's a lot of evil swirling there with Kylo Ren Now ruling the first order as the supreme leader, he is reflecting his creepy type. great-grandfather, now one thing is certain, although like the title of the last Jedi, which was simultaneously plural and singular, the rise of Skywalker can have multiple meanings, including the rise of Skywalker that started this entire saga despite the initial prequels heading that many fans have. they're getting closer to them and they're even getting closer to Hayden Christensen's Anakin Skywalker;

In fact, they're getting so close to him that they'd really like to see the actor return to the big screen for a final appearance as Anakin Skywalker in the Skywalker Saga's closing fans were hoping Anakin would appear in The Last Jedi, but they were surprised. and they were equally glad when the force came to Yoda to speak with Luke. Rehabilitating what they grow beyond Anakin being smart to talk to Rae and more importantly We think her nephew Ben Solo would be an interesting moment for the franchise as Kyla could talk to the man she idolizes more than nothing, only to find out that he was redeemed in the end, so while it would be a small scene, the impact of having Anakin came back and helped bring Ben Solo back to the path of light.

It might be what the heroes need if they're really about to fight the Emperor one last time. There is little evidence of this, however, other than that it would fit the narrative very well and that Hayden. has become more involved with the fandom lately that's not enough to confirm anything until then this is still an internet theory there's a lot of talk about lineage in Star Wars and that's understandable the franchise has been established on the importance of family and legacy , but what? If The Rise of Skywalker takes that idea and throws it out the window and gives us something new for the Skywalker name, this theory suggests that the name Skywalker will be passed down through the centuries to the legend of each generation, which is the message of the advance. tells us that Rey will undoubtedly become the first of these new Skywalkers and that the title will pass through the centuries much like how the name Caesar passed through many of the Roman emperors after Julius Caesar assumed all authority in the Empire, the second canon.

Throg's novel also lets us know that the chest calls out to the strong with a force. Skywalker usmakes it known that the name is not exclusive to Luke and his family. Anyone can technically be a Skywalker, so why not honor the man by carrying his name through the years allowing his legacy to live on in others, who knows, maybe the Broome kid from the end of the last Jedi will become a Skywalker. someday and that's the point of the sequel trilogy, anyone can be great, after all you know a great family or story. Be cool so that when people hear about Rey's Skywalker, they know that she's not really a Skywalker, but she must be pretty special if she's been given that title.

Those are the best theories about the rise of Skywalker we found on the internet so far. Which theory do you think has the most weight and which do you think is the most unlikely? Let us know what you think in the comments below and be sure to like this video and subscribe to the channel to see more videos like this in your playlist every day thanks for watching