Snoke was set up as the big bad of the Star Wars sequel trilogy in The Force Awakens. Here's why Rian Johnson decided to kill ...

Killing Supreme Leader Snoke felt like a waste of potential in the Star Wars sequel trilogy. Snoke's character lacked depth ...

Supreme Leader Snoke might’ve been killed by Kylo Ren in Star Wars: The Last Jedi, but the towering space wizard still has a rich, untold backstory. The actor who plays him certainly knows much ...

The identity of Supreme Leader Snoke continues to weigh on audiences, and netizens are still whipping up increasingly crazy fan-theories about who the villain might really be.

But, woe be the internet to leave any stone unturned. Here are 5 of the most popular theories about Supreme Leader Snoke’s identity in the Star Wars universe.

“Supreme Leader” is an awfully reverent title, almost cult-like in nature, and Snoke is not present at all during the events of Star Wars: Aftermath. Therefore, it’s safe to assume that ...

After people laid eyes on Supreme leader Snoke in Star Wars: the Force Awakens, many theories started to developed, regarding the many mysteries of the character. Some suspected that he was Darth ...

Snoke himself is supposed to have telepathic abilities. In "The Last Jedi," we learn he has the capability to bridge the minds of Rey and Kylo so that they start communicating with one another.

Supreme Leader Snoke could return in Star Wars prequel Andy Serkis, who plays the creepy character, says there's a lot more to be revealed about the First Order leader.

In short, bodies that resemble Snoke absolutely appear in The Rise of Skywalker, but the concept of “Snoke” and what he represents doesn’t play an integral part of the story.