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Mace Windu = Snoke confirmed

Get outta here with that cleverly constructed and nearly confirmed theory by Chris Avellone. That Krennic = Snoke theory is pure gold

Is it though? I could accept a case of mixed identity if done right, but introducing time travel into a universe that doesn't already have it is especially egregious

I think you should give up now. Even if he does turn out to be a completely new character, he is essentially a Palpatine stand-in. I can't decide which is worse. Snoke is a time-traveling Kylo Ren Snoke is a character from Rebels or The Clone Wars

Well, last year was a leap year, so I have three days

Has it really been 363 days? That's 2 days from an entire year. It's almost like I planned it this way...

Ugh that is utter garbage. Good job!

I'm working on episode 2

Sure, but as a stand-alone selfie, I have a specific one I'm looking for

Looking for my most flattering

Still working on it, fam. Don't judge me, I'm lazy

Right, but to then infer that E.T. is force-sensitive is... cringeworthy to say the least

If we could that'd be awesome, but the key component is that we can't just make up evidence. The evidence has to be there, but it can be completely circumstantial. Like, okay, here's one I have: Theory Sabé is Rey's Grandmother Evidence - A little known fact, but Sabé is played by actress Keira Knightley. Star Wars is of course not one of her more famous roles, and at the time, she just seems like a throwaway character, especially since she doesn't return in Episode II. Her entire role is based on the fact that she looks kind of like Padmé (Natalie Portman) It's interesting to note, however that she bears a striking resemblance to another Star Wars actress: Daisy Ridley A popular theory that many have regarding the prequel trilogies is that Obi-Wan and Padmé had a secret love affair behind Anakin's back. The evidence is there if you look and it's quite compelling. But what if Obi-Wan actually had an affair with not Padmé, but Sabé? Think about it! If Obi-Wan Kenobi had a child with Sabé through some sort of weird rebound after Padmé's death, that child would potentially be around Luke's age by the the time of A New Hope. We don't know what Luke was up to between Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens, but it's entirely possible that he had a child with Obi-Wan's daughter, who would give birth to Rey, thus making her Sabé's grand-daughter. MIND. BLOWN. See, that's suitably ridiculous and riddled with circumstantial evidence and pure speculation, but also technically plausible

Every fandom has their fun fan theories about what's to come, but I feel like Star Wars, as of lately, has had some of the worst. Mace Windu, Obi-Wan Kenobi, a Time-traveling Kylo Ren, Orson Krennic, The Sith Inquisitor are apparently all candidates for Snoke? Garbage Maybe that's just due to over-exposure, but I swear all you have to do is watch 1 single youtube video that addresses a theory and soon your recommended videos are littered with just bullcrap theories. So, I propose we come up with our own bullcrap theories. We'll make a game of it, try to come up with circumstantial evidence, and then peddle that rumor around the internet and see if we can get it to work. Try a few things and see what sticks Not sure where to start, but as a fun example: Watto is Anakin's Father

I've read that one. I've also read that he could be Mace Windu, The Inquisitor, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Anakin Skywalker, Palpatine, The Sith Emperor from The Old Republic...

Just saying that if Snoke really was Plagueis and it's supposed to be a big reveal, I doubt Pablo Hidalgo would come out and admit that Plagues was not in fact killed. As far as Snoke = Plagueis, it may be the number one theory, but the other theories are garbage. I doubt Snoke's identity will be that big of a reveal anyways

Custom collage I made just for this mod

Well, there are they're just really short stories. Example: Darth Bane created the Rule of Two. The End

Ahhh crap. I haven't seen Episode III in a while, I better re-assess my theory...

It's funny you mention them trying a more scientific approach. I like to imagine midichlorians were something Qui-Gon Jinn kept trying to push and the Jedi council mostly just humored him. Notice there was no mention of it ever again after his death! But yeah, I suppose if you were to look into the Legends canon, you could probably find a discernible evolution of Force theology over the ages. By the time of the prequels, it sounds like they were big into taking young children and indoctrinating them, something that Yoda still seems to think, as he mentions in TPM and ESB

Han Solo: A Star Wars Story Yeah, sounds great :/ Let's rename it Gone in 12 Parsecs

Are those Kotor 2 adaptations? Must have subconsciously chosen those then. Hmmmm.... How about: The Temple of Doom The Dark Knight The Two Towers Catching Fire Revenge of the Fallen

Depends on what happens in the story, but my thoughts were: 7: The Force Awakens 8: Echoes of the Dark Side/Echoes of The Force 9: The Last Jedi