![]() Despite holding absolute power as Supreme Leader, Snoke allowed General Armitage Hux to lead the First Order military in his name, preferring to concentrate on spiritual matters of the Force. ![]() With his powerful abilities and immense foresight, Snoke eventually gained control of the First Order, a hermit state in the Unknown Regions formed from a remnant of the Galactic Empire. Though Snoke possessed an independent mind, he was obliviously influenced by his creator from afar. After Sidious' resurrection, Snoke's body held no use in the Sith Lord's goal for restoration, so was instead utilized by Sidious for his natural Force-sensitivity as a proxy he could manipulate for his Contingency. Possibly unaware of his true nature, Snoke was an artificial genetic construct created on the planet Exegol by the Dark Lord of the Sith and Galactic Emperor Darth Sidious and his Sith Eternal cult during the reign of the Galactic Empire. Snoke was a Force-sensitive humanoid genetic strandcast male who ruled the First Order as Supreme Leader during the New Republic Era. And now, foolish child, he ignites it, and kills his true enemy!" ―Snoke's final words, to Rey and Kylo Ren ![]() I see his every intent! Yes, I see him turning the lightsaber to strike true. Hopefully we’ll learn Kino’s fate, and hopefully it’s not such a dreary one." You think you can turn him? Pathetic child, I cannot be betrayed. Whether or not Kino becomes Snoke, we do know that Andor fans want to see more of both characters. Kino doesn’t appear to be Force-sensitive, which weakens this theory, but maybe the experiments find a way to combine the sensitivity of a Sith master with the body of a middle-aged Englishman. We aren’t told who provided the body that would later be cloned to create Snoke and his “brothers.” Kino Loy could be captured after failing to swim to safety, and later used as a guinea pig by Imperial scientists. Snoke’s body was frail, but he was useful because of his Force sensitivity. What we’re told about Snoke is that Emperor Palpatine’s goons created him in a series of cloning experiments conducted to make Palps immortal. As he said, we don’t know much about Snoke’s story. The Inverse Analysis - It’s a stretch, but Andy Serkis could be trying to push fans off the trail of speculation to hide the big reveal that Kino Loy, is, in fact, the precursor to Snoke the Sméagol before Gollum, if you will. However, he also said that he would really like to “infill the lore behind Snoke,” noting that he believes there’s more fertile ground yet to be covered. ![]() “I was very concerned for the fans, their rumor mills, the Snoke theories would start flooding in and people would be sort of starting to piece together, ‘Well, is Kino Loy related to Snoke?’ - and I have to tell you, he’s not! And let’s just put that to bed, and everyone can just not have to go that route.” Per Serkis in a Jake’s Takes interview, the answer is no. Disney/Lucasfilm Does Kino Loy become Snoke? Cassian is toppled into the sea by an eager inmate, and the last we see of Kino he’s apparently sacrificed himself for the greater good.Īndy Serkis as Snoke. The prisoners are triumphant and leap into the facility’s surrounding waters, but Kino backs away from the edge and tells Cassian he can’t swim. After a man in his unit is euthanized and rumors about a new policy of lifetime incarceration begin making the rounds, Kino and Cassian devise an escape plan. He runs a tight ship, but the exploitation of his fellow prisoners trumps his good-faith attempts at ensuring his team survives their harrowing penal servitude. During his many misadventures, Cassian is jailed at the Narkina 5 prison facility, where he experiences the inhumane treatment of the Empire’s prisoners.Ĭassian’s tough shift manager, Kino Loy (Andy Serkis), is desperately trying to keep his head down and get through the last year of his sentence. Andor Season 1 follows Cassian Andor (Diego Luna) about five years before the Rogue One crew’s heroic act of martyrdom to aid the overthrow of Emperor Palpatine.
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