From there, Kylo takes on the role of Supreme Leader, appearing to have killed Snoke in order to break away from his influence and take control of the First Order.īut early on in Episode IX, a revived Palpatine (Ian McDiarmid) reveals that Snoke was simply a puppet, and that he was using the former Supreme Leader to carry out his plan while he hid out and rebuilt his strength and followers. However, in The Last Jedi, the tension between Snoke and Kylo comes to a head after the Supreme Leader has captured Rey (Daisy Ridley), and Kylo uses the Force to turn on her lightsaber and slice the menacing alien in half. Star Wars fans first met Andy Serkis' menacing alien leader in The Force Awakens as the head of the First Order, who commands Hux (Domhnall Gleeson) and Kylo Ren (Adam Driver) and uses the Dark Side of the Force to further corrupt the latter and draw him further away from his parents. However, The Rise of Skywalker explained Snoke's connection to Emperor Palpatine early on in the film, revealing that the mysterious leader of the First Order was just a pawn in Palpatine's plan to take over the galaxy once more. When the first trailer for The Rise of Skywalker was released, it seemed clear that not long after killing off Supreme Leader Snoke, the Resistance would have to face off against an even bigger force of evil in the final installment of the trilogy. Snoke may have also known he’d be a temporary leader and was ok with that.This article contains spoilers for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. The galaxy needed to believe, at least for a little while, that the evil had been defeated. Additionally, the tie-in novel for Star Wars: The Last Jedi seems to hint that Palpatine at least knew of Snoke’s existence prior to Episode VII, rendering a past alliance between them entirely possible. Perhaps Snoke was involved in keeping Palpatine’s “death” quiet. There’s also a Sith character named Tashu who told everyone that Palpatine would return, though no one would listen. It details the eventual fall of the Empire and the rise of the First Order under Snoke’s tutelage.
The book trilogy, written by Chuck Wendig, take place between The Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens. It sounds like a long shot, right? However, there’s plenty of canonical evidence that lends credence to the theory, especially if we’re to include the canonical Star Wars: Aftermath novels. Knowing he might not make it out alive, Palpatine “had assigned Snoke alongside with Gallius Rax to rule over the Imperial remnant and to turn it into the First Order.” Redditor u/MynameisnotTeddy theorizes that the Palpatine-Snoke connection began long before The Return of the Jedi and their partnership is how Palpatine will return. Supreme Leader Snoke may have a long history with Palpatine.
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