Coruscant has layers, upon layers of different zones, and must be home to about a trillion residents. Coruscant was the central planet of the Republic and the Empire.
However, the idea of using Coruscant, and turning it into a ghost world is just….It’s stupid. Wow, I’m not even going to discuss Palpatine himself here for a moment, that’s another conversation. Ren was then going to travel deep inside the Jedi Temple (you couldn’t make this up) and there he would find the half alive Palpatine. That’s right, Kylo Ren was to visit Coruscant and find it covered ion ash, with giant Wolves wandering about. Actually no, because without ever having mentioned Coruscant in the sequels, Abrams was going to have it be an abandoned planet. Now, I know what you are thinking, isn’t Coruscant a little busy to be a good place for a Sith Lord to hide out.
This artwork reveals that in the original plan to bring Palpatine back, the former ruler of the Galaxy has actually hiding on Coruscant, not Exegol. Screen Rant recently went over some details in The Art Of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. Abrams Didn’t Have A Clue How To Bring Back Palpatine These new details do a pretty good job of showing why Abrams was wrong for Star Wars on their own, so let’s get to it. However, some new information has surfaced regarding Abrams initial plans. I could go on all day about why it doesn’t fit, why Abrams never understood the clear path the Jedi Order were on, and much more. Looking at the lore and the mythology that runs through the prequels, the originals, and the animated shows, the sequel trilogy doesn’t fit. Look, I really disliked The Rise of Skywalker as a standalone movie, but even more as the supposed end of the saga. It was just a bad idea, that never worked for me in any way. However, the problem was, that Palpatine was dead and had not been mentioned more than once in the previous two movies. Instead Abrams was set on redeeming Ben Solo, and for that he needed Palpatine back. Abrams didn’t have a clue how to bring back Palpatine in The Rise of Skywalker.
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