One of the big questions posed by the Disney+ series Obi-Wan Kenobi who of the most important characters of the saga will include his story. After all, this is a journey through the dark years of Obi-Wan Kenobi, who survived Order 66 and his exile on Tatooine. The premise is so broad that it can be assumed that the expected meeting between Darth Vader and Kenobi will take place. And also the fact that characters who became interesting in the convulsive period of the total domination of the Empire are returning in the history of the canon.
And one of the most intriguing alternatives could be the return of Emperor Palpatine. The character played by actor Ian McDiarmid was one of the surprises Star Wars Episode IX – “The Skywalker” Sunrise. In the film, the supposedly dead Emperor returns as a fatal presence in the shadow of the original evil plot. The caveat surprised fans with its surprising and inexplicable quality.
But in the Disney+ series Obi-Wan Kenobi, this possibility seems more plausible and consistent with what is being said in the argument. Especially when it became clear in the second chapter that Darth Vader would appear in a major plot twist. So the big question is whether we can see the fateful figure of the main villain of the saga again.
Under the rule of the Empire, Obi-Wan Kenobi is on an important mission.
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The dark side of the force is taking its time with Obi-Wan Kenobi.
However, the same actor hinted that there would be no surprise appearances for his character in Obi-Wan Kenobi. The statements were made during the Star Wars celebration, at which the interpreter made it clear that they did not “expect” to see their Sith Lord in Obi-Wan Kenobi in person. Properly named Ian MacDiarmid: An Audience with the Emperorallowed the actor to dispel the doubts of fans.
“Do you remember the first Star Wars movie, later called New Hope. The emperor was present, or his presence was felt. But he never showed up,” McDiarmid told the crowd. – Then quite recently, in outcast one, his presence was felt, but he never appeared. So all I would like to say about future speculation is that if you expect the Emperor in the flesh to appear soon, don’t hope.”
McDiarmid played Chancellor and then Emperor Palpatine in nine films, starting with return of the jedi in 1983. He is one of the most emblematic characters in the saga, as well as a symbol of the vicious power of the Empire. However, it looks like the Obi-Wan Kenobi storyline will not feature the monumental power of the dangerous Sith.
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