The biggest plot holes in Star Wars: The Rise of the Skywalker may actually be the answer to what Rey’s new Star Wars movie will be about.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT While Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker is often considered one of the weakest sequel films, it may have given a big hint as to what Rey’s next Star Wars movie will be about. In many ways, The Rise of Skywalker changed several canon facts about the Force and the afterlife. Characters who die in Star Wars are meant to enter the Netherworld of the Force, where they are at peace from the physical world.
As if the dozens of Jedi calling to Rey wasn’t proof enough that something changed in The Rise of Skywalker, Han Solo also returns in a pseudo-vision to help comfort his son. While Han Solo isn’t a Force ghost, it breaks Star Wars’ rules for him to return to the Netherworld in any capacity. And while some have argued Kylo Ren merely imagined his father, Han’s realistic presence says otherwise. From a production standpoint, his return was purely to bring Harrison Ford back and excite fans.
Because of the planet’s strong connection to the Force, Palpatine chose to resurrect his Force spirit on Exegol. However, since the veil between the Netherworld and the physical world was thin on Exegol, it may have torn or been damaged during Palpatine’s return. Judging by The Rise of Skywalker general disregard for Star Wars canon, it’s unlikely Disney or the writers planned for Palpatine to break the Netherworld.
This theory helps explain what the potential hook could be for Rey’s Star Wars film. The Force has likely become even more unstable in the 15 years since Palpatine broke the veil to the Netherworld. It may be that Rey has set herself on the quest of repairing the damage in the Force he caused, which would send her on a similar journey to the one Yoda took in Star Wars: The Clone Wars season 6.
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