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@star.wars.theory

VADER EPISODE II out now 3.3M YouTube 1.2B+ views @theorysabers

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Followers
426k ▲ 10.83% this month

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Engagement Rate
1.22%

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Real audience rate

Estimated share of @star.wars.theory's followers who are real, active people. Full breakdown in the Audience type block.

July 31, 17:18

The Dark Lord arrives. Vader in this trilogy is different from any iteration we've seen him. The Vader trilogy shows a young Darth Vader, 8 months post Revenge of the Sith and still very much getting accustomed to his new body, life, and inner conflict with Anakin Skywalker. The story shows more of a inner battle with Skywalker than it does externally with the Jedi and Master Windu. Mace knows this. He knows Anakin. And he will exploit that psychology to break him mentally before trying to kill him. Vader hates Windu. He held him back. He was responsible for not allowing Kenobi to give the ok to save his mother. He blames Windu AND Yoda from denying him access to the restricted archives, which would have allowed him to possibly learn how to cheat death, and save Padme from those sith texts. But...VADER knows Mace survived his death...how? Is there a secret he's not telling him? That is the premise of this whole trilogy. How far can Vader be broken, and what will he do to become the powerful Dark Lord in the original Trilogy? There's a story to tell here. And it will be finally told and concluded in Vader EPISODE III @theorysabers

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August 2, 17:00

You cannot bargain with Lord Vader... Fun fact, Vader has killed troopers who saw his face beneath the mask. He doesn't care for anyone or anything other than bringing Padmé back, and lots of that, even, is rooted in his need to always control. "We have you outnumbered" - and so Vader kills his own men. Showing the Jedi they ALWAYS had him wrong. No one can control him or tell him what to do. He controls the situation and will toy with them to show his dominance. They will all pay for their arrogance with humiliation and death. Despite this, he doesn't kill them all instantly because he is waiting to see if Master Windu is really alive and here. And if he is...beyond wanting revenge, he wants to know how he survived his death. Vader will go to anyone who can give him the knowledge to save Padme. Whether it's Palpatine telling him to cut down the Jedi, his friends, and younglings, or its Windu himself. We will explore more of this in deep dialogue in Vader EPISODE III @theorysabers - grab your EPISODE II Hat, Hoodie and sabers now

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August 1, 17:41

Mace Windu returns. Mace is NOT the same Mace we saw in the prequels. He is much more unforgiving, much more raw and powerful. THIS is prime mace. According to lore, he always had the dark side in him, and it was his ability to channel that darkness and control it, that made him so powerful. Well, now he's using a lot more of it and unapologetically so. The jedi failed. He failed. He doesn't know where Master Yoda is but his mission is to kill Vader, then the EMPEROR and save the Jedi the Empire has captured -to torture and run tests on for Palpatine's experiments. He's Mace untamed. Shattterpoint is heightened, and so is Vaapad. He is extremely dangerous. The time for a Senate hearing is over, he does not hesitate, he shows no mercy to the Sith. As for Vader...that's the real story. Anakin is Vader's kryptonite. Who reminds Vader of Anakin more than anyone? Obi-Wan and Master Windu. The conflict within is so heightened with Mace there, causing Vader to be so in his head, fighting internally just as much as he will externally. He feels like that little boy again standing before Mace for approval, validation, and permission. He also blames Mace for EVERYTHING that held him back. He was the highest chain of command and Yoda allowed him to handle most decisions. Mace is highly intelligent as he is powerful. He knows Anakin's mind and he will exploit it until Skywalker is broken. He didn't arrive to the fight until the end because he was looking for something...something that he will lead the fight with Vader to. To break his soul. End him. Get to the EMPEROR and finish the job. Save the Jedi and then find Master Yoda and Kenobi. Vader will have to come to terms with who he was vs who he has now become. That's the real test. Can Vader win the hardest battle he's ever faced? The one in his mind and soul will throttle his powers as Mace and the Jedi prod and break him down, finally leading the fight to his dead wife's tomb... EPISODE III explores that and concludes the transformation of these characters.

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June 2, 20:41

After years of anticipation, George Lucas’ Lucas Museum of Narrative Art is finally opening its doors on September 22 in Los Angeles It comes with something so huge for Star Wars fans One of the biggest attractions will be Star Wars in Motion, an exhibit packed with insane props, costumes, vehicles, concept art, and even full-scale ships from the first six films. You could even see a life size General Grievous which is MASSIVE George Lucas and Mellody Hobson helped bring this project to life, with the museum set to become one of the biggest of its kind anywhere in the world. The massive 300,000-square-foot museum will also feature over 1,200 pieces of art from comics, manga, photography, film, and more, all celebrating the power of storytelling I can’t wait to be there opening day and vlog everything. Hope to see you guys there🔥 @lucasmuseum

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May 18, 18:54

Tom Kane has passed at the age of 64. 💔 He was the voice of Yoda in The Clone Wars, Professor Utonium in The Powerpuff Girls, Takeo in Call of Duty Zombies, Admiral Yularen, and the narrator himself on the Clone Wars. Rest in peace, Tom...your voice will live on forever in these characters we grew up with.

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@star.wars.theory's profile analysis

Followers
426k
▲10.83% this month

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Avg Likes
1.4k
▲0.21% this month

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Following
1.5k
▲0.26% this month

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Total posts
3.5k

Total number of posts published by @star.wars.theory on Instagram.

Paid post performance

@star.wars.theory's sponsored vs. organic engagement. Higher means the audience stays engaged with branded content.

Reels plays
85k

Average plays per Reel on @star.wars.theory's Instagram — a useful proxy for short-video visibility.

Avg Comments
84

Average comments per post on @star.wars.theory's feed. Unlike a quick like, a comment requires the viewer to stop and respond.

Avg Shares
684

Average shares per post — how @star.wars.theory's content reaches users beyond direct followers.

How we built the Star Wars Theory report

This report covers Star Wars Theory's Instagram account, @star.wars.theory, using the account records available in IQFluence. The figures in this view apply to this account; use the platform switch to view the other linked accounts separately.

The engagement chart shows 10 posts published between 30 Sep 2026 and 22 Oct 2026. These are the content records available in this report; they are not confirmed as a complete account history. They are not confirmed as the sample behind average likes.

Average likes shows the arithmetic average of likes received by this account's last 30 posts. IQFluence calculates engagement rate as Average likes divided by Followers, multiplied by 100. Both values belong to the same analysis. The percentage does not measure unique engaged followers. Calculation details for average comments, average shares and average Reel plays were not supplied.

The source report is dated 5 Nov 2026; a separate collection timestamp for these metrics was not supplied.

IQFluence estimates audience location using location tags, recent-post language and captions, and information from follower bios. Country percentages are estimates, not verified residence data. These estimates do not establish unique reach, purchase intent or campaign sales.

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Data availability in this snapshot

Source report date
5 Nov 2026
Profile last checked
29 Oct 2026
Performance data updated
Nov 2026
Audience data updated
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Observed history window
30 Sep 2026 – 22 Oct 2026
Posts in this history
10

"Not supplied" describes missing metadata. It does not mean that the account is inactive.

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@star.wars.theory's audience analysis

Audience type
  • Real People
    68.2%
  • Mass Followers
    18.8%
  • Suspicious Accounts
    9.2%
  • Influencers
    3.8%
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Gender and age
  • Male 69.7%
  • Female 30.3%
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Language
  • English 82.52%
  • Spanish 5.25%
  • German 2.33%
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The chart uses 10 posts published between 30 Sep 2026 and 22 Oct 2026. These records are not confirmed as a complete account history or as the sample behind average likes.

This page includes the top audience city, the top three audience languages and the top audience interest. Other audience fields require registration and are subject to plan limits. These figures are estimates.

IQFluence calculates engagement rate as Average likes divided by Followers, multiplied by 100. Both values belong to the same analysis. The percentage does not measure unique engaged followers.

Average likes shows the arithmetic average of likes received by this account's last 30 posts. It is an average per post, not the account's total likes.

Followers changed from 384,694 in May 2026 to 426,353 in Nov 2026, a change of +41,659 (+10.83%). This describes the observed period; it does not establish the cause of the change or predict future results.

The source report is dated 5 Nov 2026; a separate collection timestamp for these metrics was not supplied, so the current count on the platform may differ.

This report calculates engagement rate as Average likes divided by Followers, multiplied by 100. To compare it with another tool, check the account, collection date, metric definition and included content formats. A difference alone does not show that either figure is wrong.

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