While I would want the character to be explored this makes no sense.
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Maybe Palpatine based him on someone. Or Palps has been experimenting for longer than we thought (maybe he wanted a less charred body ever since Mace deflected the lightning back and Vader got roasted by Obi-wan). Since the Chosen One got messed up, and Palps might not have known about Luke, maybe he started early? (The impression given by Rise of Skywalker is that Palpatne was going to take over Anakin's body at some point when it was stronger than Palpatine's own body).
That's possible but I would be surprised if they involve this character at all.
True, Snoke being a clone is from the novelization. In the movie itself, Palpatine does say he created Snoke, so if this rumor is correct, it raises the question why did Palpatine create Snoke five years prior to the OT and what was he doing the rest of the time before TFA?
Eh? I thought Palpatine intentionally arranged for Anakin to have his accident in Mustafar specifically so he never became too powerful?
Palpatine seems disappointed with Vader after he's in the suit. I mean, he's still a useful apprentice, but Vader's limited now by the damage he suffered. Either Palpatine plans to live forever via clones, or he needs a new host to have his Sith Eternal Empire. What better host than the Chosen One? The being with the highest midiclorian count on record.
I‘m hoping for baby Snoke. If they can make Yoda cute, why not?
The show will be getting a second season.
https://whatsondisneyplus.com/star-wars-andor-to-get-a-second-season/
https://whatsondisneyplus.com/star-wars-andor-to-get-a-second-season/
This logic might lead to the appearance of a Vader clone in the mando era.
Honestly, Rise of Skywalker indicates a lot more of what Palpatine's original plan might be. Especially since the ROTS novel alludes to the "ultimate goal of the Sith" is eternal life, but they can never achieve it. So, I would surmise that Palpatine expected Vader to attempt to kill him as part of the way of the Sith, but then Palpatine's spirit would be able to take over Vader's body at that point. But, when Vader became suit bound he was no longer viable. So Palpatine had to figure out multiple backup plans to live forever.
A bit late with my response, but... GL could change it so the other guy shot first."So, the first thing we've gotta do, is cut that scene in Rogue One where Cassian kills his informant, because an honorable hero would never do that. The Disney+ version can be changed right away, but we'll also need to recall as many unsold discs as possible."
... Seriously, who actually wants this?
Also, it's interesting looking back at the beginning of this thread when we assumed that all streaming shows would get a home media disc release... And here I am still waiting for some shiny steelbooks of The Mandalorian to proudly display on my shelf. Not to mention a mock VHS box for Stranger Things 3.
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That's honestly quite surprising. I guess I just assumed this one would be a one and done. Mind you I thought that about Book of Boba Fett, and that's looking increasingly unlikely to wrap it all up in just one more episode.
I'm surprised as well, though I can live with getting two seasons of Andor. Assuming it's not terrible.
Yeah, it's hard to be excited when we don't even have a story trailer yet, or even know really what the show is going to be about (beyond the obvious.)
Though that it's getting a second season already without even gauging the audience reaction certainly seems like a big vote of confidence from LF & Disney.
Though that it's getting a second season already without even gauging the audience reaction certainly seems like a big vote of confidence from LF & Disney.
Maybe we will see a bright and hopeful Cassian who eventually becomes the cynical character we saw in the movie. That might be kind of cliche, though. He did say he was in this fight since he was six years old. Or was it twelve? So undoubtedly, he's already seen (and done) plenty of bad stuff before adulthood.
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Maybe they can't complete all 12 episodes in time, so they will leave the latter 6 to be streamed as a second season.
(Opens the article)
Wait. For real?
It seems to be more and more common for shows to be renewed for a second season before the first one airs. With complicated shows like this, I can see where they would want to renew early to give them a chance to get started back up quickly, and have a smaller gap between seasons.
So, apparently Andor will run 12 episodes!
And also apparently .. Mon mothma will play a big role. .. But still no K2SO.. Bummer..
And also apparently .. Mon mothma will play a big role. .. But still no K2SO.. Bummer..
Alan Tudyk is kind of busy with his own show at the moment.
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