'The Mandalorian' dropped a massive bombshell a couple episodes ago about clones and Snoke. Could he still be a form of Darth Plagueis?

A lot of the success of Snoke’s return and the Darth Plagueis reveal, as is the case with any story point, would have depended on the implementation and execution.

I believe that 'Supreme Leader Snoke' will actually turn out to be the former master of 'Darth Sidious' himself, 'Darth Plagueis', in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and have gathered evidence to ...

How might Darth Plagueis have improved Snoke? It has been argued that the Star Wars sequel trilogy is like the junior version of the original trilogy.

At some point, Snoke must have found the wreckage of the Death Star on the forest moon Endor, and was infected by Darth Plagueis when he came upon the corpse of Palpatine.

(And Why The Darth Plagueis Theory Is Still Valid) Despite suggestions to the contrary, there's a lot of evidence pointing towards Snoke being the Darth Plagueis mentioned in Revenge Of The Sith.

Since the moment I saw the character on screen I've only had one thought about who Snoke could be: Darth Plagueis, the Sith Lord mentioned back in "Star Wars: Episode III — Revenge of the Sith." ...

Redditor user PrivateChurch13 theorized that Snoke is essentially a “reanimated corpse” of Darth Plagueis, Dark Lord of the Sith and Palpatine’s former mentor.