There’s an even more striking parallel in Forces of Corruption, the 2006 the expansion to the strategy video game Star Wars: Empire at War, in which Tyber Zann and a Dathomirian Nightsister search for the Emperor’s hidden vaults. RELATED: This Star Wars Merchandise Just Destroyed Your Sith Troopers Theory
And, as the heroes were only frozen in carbonite briefly, the symptoms that Han experienced, like blindness, cold sweats and weak legs, did not affect them Anakin’s Trojan horse strategy worked perfectly. At the Citadel, their pilot droid declared their cargo “supplies and rations,” and the ship bypassed the lifeform scans. More so, fans of The Clone Wars probably remember that Anakin Skywalker first used carbonite to freeze himself, Obi-Wan Kenobi and his 501st Stormtrooper battalion and (unwittingly) Ahsoka to infiltrate a Citadel separatist prison that was holding and torturing Jedi.Īlthough Obi-Wan was skeptical, and the Stormtroopers were reasonably worried they might end up as “wall decorations,” the plan went off without a hitch. Darth Vader, of course, tested carbon freezing on Han Solo in The Empire Strikes Back, and intended to use it to transport Luke Skywalker to the Emperor. RELATED: Rise of Skywalker Teaser Offers Best Evidence Yet For Sith Fleet Theory First suggested on Twitter by Ángel de Jorge, it's possible the Sith Troopers have been stored in carbonite.
Are they merely soldiers of the First Order, and are they loyal to the (supposedly) deceased Palpatine or to Kylo Ren? Are they clones, Force-sensitives or abducted child soldiers all grown up? However, the most often repeated question has to do with where they have been hiding, and why they've waited until the saga's finale to appear.Īlthough we theorized the Sith Troopers could very well be the latest batch of clones mass-produced at Kamino, there is a far simpler explanation, with precedent in canon and in Legends. From the moment the mysterious red Sith Troopers were revealed in July, fans have feverishly speculated about their role in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, to say nothing of their origin.
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