That plan was masterminded by Palpatine, so it wouldn't be the first time Palpatine used Dooku as a pawn for his own agenda. This wouldn't explain the Force sensitivity, but perhaps there was something in the cloning technology that would allow Palpatine to splice in his own genes.Īnother reader mentioned Snoke could be a clone of Count Dooku, the much-missed prequels Sith Lord who had his head snipped off by a dual-saber wielding Anakin.
A handful of respondents argued Snoke was a clone created by a species native to the Outer Rim. There were a couple of suggestions that weren't widespread, but still interesting. Why couldn't there be more? Other Snoke theories After all, it was a failed clone that resulted in Rey. Considering how there were still Snokes on Exegol, perhaps they were versions of himself. Plus, if you're going to make a puppet leader, why not make one based on yourself?Īs that old saying goes: if you want a job done right, do it yourself or make a clone of yourself to do it.īesides, Palpatine said he was all the Sith. This does make quite a bit of sense, especially considering the Palps we see in Rise of Skywalker is himself a clone. Andy Serkis is the voice of Supreme Leader Snoke in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and Haruhiko Jo is the Japanese voice. Almost 400 readers believe Snoke is a clone of Palpatine himself.
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