Some believe Darth Plagueis is one and the same as the mysterious Operator but that may not be possible given the obvious fact that The Operator is in command of a Super Star Destroyer and therefore fully known to the Empire's leadership, logically under the orders of Vader and Palpatine during the original trilogy.ĭarth Plagueis was first introduced in 2005's Revenge of the Sith, when Palpatine makes a play at convincing Anakin that the Dark Side of the Force is the right path for him, that it could be used to help Anakin save his loved ones (in this case, Padme). Appearances: Mentioned in Star Was: Episode III.Perhaps it's The Operator's affinity with the Force that explains his calculated successes through manipulation? This all explains how if Snoke was one and the same with The Operator, how he was able to reform the remaining Empire into the First Order and how he has such knowledge of the past and the Force. This admiral was in command during the original trilogy era and given his Admiral rank and command of one of the largest pieces of Imperial tech, he's likely been around since the beginning. And remember, this book is in official canon and has at least two followups on the way. While it's odd this character is currently unnamed, the secrecy must be for a reason. The Operator to Imperial Admiral Slaone An Empire worthy of the galaxy it will rule." We needed to get rid of those who want to see that old machine churning ineluctably forward. The Empire became this.ugly, inelegant machine. After the Battle of Endor at the end of Return of the Jedi, this character actually leaked information to the New Republic in an effort to destroy the weak, old-fashioned elements of the surviving Imperial fleets. This mysterious Fleet Admiral is just as manipulative as Palpatine was.
It's this same ship, called the Ravager, that's seen in the wrecked on Jakku in The Force Awakens. He took command of this starship after the Battle of Endor, and after being thought dead. We know from Aftermath that "The Operator" is a male character who enjoys classical Old Republic music and who commanded the last remaining Executor-class Star Dreadnought ("Super Star Destroyer"). According to the novelization of Star Wars: The Force Awakens Snoke is “Tall and gaunt, he was humanoid but not human." We also know from Neal Scanlan, Star Wars 7's chief of creature and droid effects, Snoke is actually "7-foot-something tall he's very, very thin." had gone through quite a few design iterations but landed on the old and damaged design pictured above. When performing the voice and motion capture for Snoke, Serkis claims he didn't even know what the character would look like.
I think it’d be fair to say that he is aware of the past to a great degree.” It is very much a newly-introduced character. He’s aware of what’s gone on, in the respect that he has been around and is aware of prior events. “No, he’s a new character in this universe. As I said, there is a strange vulnerability to him, which belies his true agenda, I suppose.” “Supreme Leader Snoke is quite an enigmatic character, and strangely vulnerable at the same time as being quite powerful. Obviously he has a huge agenda. So it’s been really exciting in that respect.” And in the meantime I’ve been able to see the look and design of the character grow and change as the performances change. “When we first started working on it, he had some rough notions of how Snoke was gonna look, but it really hadn’t been fully-formed and it almost came out of discussion and performance… That’s been fascinating.
Here's what Andy Serkis - who plays Snoke - told EW in November about the Snoke's introduction and how "damaged" he is. It wasn't until later in post-production that the final design of Supreme Leader Snoke, commander of the First Order, was finalized. Supreme Leader Snoke What We Know About Snoke
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