‘Star Wars’ fans are wondering if this ‘Knights of Ren’ trailer is real or fake

A new leaked Star Wars The trailer heralding the return of the sinister henchman Snoke to a Disney Plus TV show or movie has left many fans bewildered.

The trailer, it’s leaked to YouTube, looks really grainy and low quality, was shot on someone’s camera, but the special effects are legitimately good, causing a slight uncertainty that they could have been done by a professional VFX team.

However, there are certain points of inconsistency with how Disney established Knights of Ren so far. However, the Knights didn’t use lights despite the fact that they used the Force. Also, we’ve never seen any of them wear helmets like the one you see in the trailer. If anything, this really looks like a cross between Sith Lord and Nazgul from Lord of the Rings, which could hint at the fan-generated nature of the work.

Although as you can see below, Star Wars Fans weren’t too sure about it, and they shared their thoughts on Twitter.

i refuse to believe that the knights of the lace series are real, lol. My heart has been broken so many times 😔

– the frenzy of the opera (@reyofsunlights) January 13, 2022

The Knights of Ren trailer is 100% real and supports what people have been saying all this time. The characters are not the problem with the new movies. It’s writing and directing. Ben solo? Evil? Knight of Ren? Jump out of ties and chop off X wings? Lol yes please

– Mags’ best friend (@David_Alpaugh_) January 13, 2022

If the Knights of Ren-show is real, why do they call it Knights of Ren – A Star Wars Story? They dropped that subtitle after Solo.

By the way, even though he looks nothing like any of the KoRs we know, I really dug into Ren’s Sorcerer King of Angmar Knights.

– jochemwijma (@ jochemwijma2) January 13, 2022

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Please please please please X 5 million parsecs that Knights of Ren trailer will be true. Looks AMAZING

– Guy Butler (@guypbutler) January 14, 2022

The Knights of Ren are one of the most handsome and mean warrior bands in the House of Mouse Star Wars Those who, for lack of a better word, were completely left out due to the general sense of non-monetary in the sequel trilogy. JJ Abrams teased them in Divine Power Awakens, but Rian Johnson completely ignored them in the course of his success The Last Jedi.

The Knights Admittedly Returned for The Rise of Skywalker, but the screenwriters scrapped that incredible accumulation for an unsatisfactory final confrontation between them and a redeemed Ben Solo. The fingers were cut off, Disney finally decided to give them due.