Long after Star Wars made its return with the prequel series, fans have continued to mourn the death of Liam Neeson's Qui-Gon ...

Here’s where the theory gets a little bit complicated. Now that Palpatine’s back, the theorist explains that he somehow uses the Knights of Ren to lure Rey and Kylo toward the Dark side. Long story ...

At first glance, it seems as though Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan were targeted simply because they’d gotten in the way. But it’s ...

Emperor Palpatine’s infamous Order 66 was supposed to wipe the Jedi off the face of the galaxy, but, as well all know, it didn’t exactly work as planned. Yoda survived. Obi-Wan survived. Luke and Leia ...

One of the first and more complicated points worth addressing is the nature of death in the galaxy far, far away. As seen with Obi-Wan Kenobi, Yoda, and Luke Skywalker, “dying” is merely a transition ...

While the Dark and Light Sides of the Force imply a world without moral gray areas, it doesn’t mean that Star Wars is without them. For as long as there has been a Star Wars, there have been theories ...

Some of these bases were used to plant resources like shipyards, laboratories and storehouses in the Unknown Regions which, wouldn't you know it, ended up being where we met Palpatine again on Exegol.

Does Emperor Palpatine's convoluted plan make sense in 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker,', if you think about it? By Andrew James Myers, Dan Gvozden Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi ...

“Somehow, Palpatine returned.” This comically nonspecific explanation became a meme after The Rise of Skywalker came out, focusing the derision of fans who thought the movie made no sense. Not only ...