Palpatine used every weapon at his disposal to manipulate Anakin Skywalker, but his lies about Sith Lord Darth Plagueis were ...

It finally happened. The Acolyte‘s season one finale brought one of Star Wars‘ most infamous figures to live-action. The ...

The Acolyte's season one finale finally introduced an infamous Sith Lord first mentioned in the Star Wars prequel trilogy, Darth Plagueis.

It’s not entirely surprising that Plagueis makes an appearance in The Acolyte either, as there have been hints throughout about the Sith Lord after it was revealed that Mother Aniseya "created ...

Star Wars Shows How Darth Plagueis Inspired Vader to Betray Palpatine The latest Darth Vader comic helps explain how Darth Plagueis helped inspire one of the franchise’s biggest twists.

Let's dive in. The theory — Redditor u/Capasaurus-Rex has a simple Snoke theory — what if Snoke is the result of splicing together Palpatine's DNA with that of his master, Darth Plagueis?

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

Many expected Snoke would be revealed as Darth Plagueis, Palpatine’s former master who has managed to prevent his death thanks to his powers. That didn’t turn out to be the case.

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.

Star Wars finally explains First Order's Supreme Leader Snoke's origin story in detail in new book as his connection to Darth Sidious is explored further.

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

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.