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Leaked Images Of Star Wars: The Last Jedi Lego Sets Contain Spoilers Galore
Spoiler Warning: The information gathered from the Lego sets contains potential spoilers for Star Wars: The Last Jedi.
Fans have been hungry for every bit of news surround Star Wars: The Last Jedi, the eighth installment to the saga. Recently, images of The Last Jedi Lego sets were leaked online, revealing potential spoilers about the upcoming film.
Although the images have since been removed, this is what we learned. They include new walkers called "First Order Heavy Assault Walkers." The sets also gave us a look at Snoke, who adorns a gold robe, and the confirmation of evil BB units, which is quite unlike BB-8. These evil BB units were revealed with the First Order Star Destroyer Lego set.
Finally, other leaked Lego sets also portrayed Rey battling an AT-AT and gave Poe the title of Captain Poe Dameron.
For more on The Last Jedi, read about how Vanity Fair revealed new characters with its cover story, and find out what role Snoke will have in the new film. Star Wars: The Last Jedi comes to theaters on December 15.
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