Bringing back Maul was literally one of the smartest things Star Wars EVER did. They made him a surprisingly great three-dimensional character while still remaining to be a threatening (or more threatening imo) antagonist!
It's amazing, because when he first appears it's contrived and seems like it could go spectacularly awfully, but they literally turn him into one of the greatest stories of the franchise
@@lavenderlavender3952 I can't imagine what it must have been like to witness his return back in 2012. Putting a character who had been with involved with Sidious' plans since its inception, cast off as a loose end, now reintroduced into the mix of things was a brilliant idea, and it's unfortunate that Maul could not see the grand scope of the plan until the final episodes, being focused more on revenge and attaining enough power to get back on Sidious' good side. If we had gotten another season between the events of 6 & 7, we could have seen a transitory arc as Maul comes to realize the full extent of Sidious' plans as he escapes Sidious' tortures, with his appearance at the Siege of Mandalore being the culmination of this arc, unsuccessfully trying to stop these plans and prevent Sidious' domination. Not to say that his journey through the series wasn't excellent already, but it could've added more.
I couldn’t disagree more. This is just like Mark Hamill’s comments on the Sequel version of Luke Skywalker; that it’s a completely different character from the Luke of the Original Trilogy. Likewise, this Maul in Clone Wars has very little in common with the Maul in TPM. People call it a character arc that he changed so much from the trauma… but just like how Hamill criticized Luke giving up in the sequels… the way this Maul handles things is not characteristic of what the Maul in TPM would do. This one screams and rages, loses control, talks way too much and is far too animated in comparison to TPM. The Maul in TPM would not have gone mad after surviving the duel. He would have laid in wait calmly until his opportunity arose to come back and pursue vengeance. Sure he would have had rage, but it would be much more internal than external with screaming/mood swings etc.
@@Deathmare235 I agree for the most part but it does feel like Star wars killed his character through overuse (Let's be real, clone wars and maybe rebels were more than enough) Edit: I no longer think rebels was a bad cameo. solo can die in a hole for all I care, but rebels was good. I was an idiot 😅
"He will avenge us!". After all that time hating and hunting Kenobi, his final thoughts were for *both* of them to be avenged... moving in its own twisted way
@@mariokuschel00 dude he is talking about Kenobi and him with that "us". Why would he be talking of Savage when he is not even there? Filoni himself said that Maul was talking of Luke avenging Obi wan and Maul, two guys with their lives manipulated and destroyed by the Sith.
@@granalmirantethrawn2972 when you are talking with your parents about your activities with your friends you're most likely referring to your group with "us" even thou your friends arent there anymore. As an example
I love how in the Siege of Mandalore arc, Maul sounds like an utterly insane conspiracy theorist, but it 110% right about everything and could have averted the rise of the Empire.
What I found interesting is how Ashoka heard him out up until he mentioned Anakin being palpatines apprentice, almost as deep inside subconsciously she knew he was right and didn’t want to accept it. I mean she did know anakin pretty much better than anyone, she knew about Padme and I think it’s more than likely she can piece it together
It's honestly a pretty unique moment, not just in Star Wars, but in media in general. A nutty man shouting a warning about an evil wizard in control of government to soldiers and people who can theoretically stop it, it's a great concept that deserves to be re-used. Imagine if that happened in real life. If some homeless guy started shouting by the side of the road while he was being arrested, and a few days later the apocalypse actually happens.
You gotta respect Maul and Savage as Sidious actually used his lightsabers against them proving how powerful they really were. And the fact that Sidious actually considered them rivals is a huge compliment to the brothers.
It had nothing to do with them being a "challenge." Sidious has said numerous times he found lightsabers pointless as with his level of strength in the force he had no need for a lightsaber seeing it beneath him with how strong he is. He was toying with Maul and Savage he could have killed them a thousand different ways just through the force alone. Neither where a challenge a threat yea sure but no challenge in dispatching them need be if Palpatine felt like it.
The whome final fight was so anazing. Both became so fucused over the years they knew pretty acrobatics would not work and the first exchange of blows would see the winner of the fight. Anf then obi wan takes the same stance qui gon did all those years ago and maul lights up a bit because he knows how to kill obi wan, but the obi knew that maul knew and countered the same exact move that killed his master so many years ago
@@Blutwind Its a testament to the growth of both characters. Obi Wan had gone from a Padawan helplessly watching his Master and being haunted by guilt for decades to one of the greatest Jedi of all times, able to put aside his emotions in service of the will of the force (which wanted him to protect and guide Luke towards his path) Maul was never going to win that fight. His anger, thirst for revenge and power clouded his judgement. It made him arrogantly think that he could kill master and apprentice with the same move. Had he been thinking clearly he'd have know Kenobi was bating him into a trap. But in his final moments we see just how far maul had grown. He let go of his anger and need for revenge and in that moment he could feel how the force had guided him and Kenobi to that moment. So that they would be avenged like he so craved
His fight with kenobi on tatooine is really symbolic. They both met there, they both lost everything, and meet each other where it all started. His last words, "he will avenge us", are truly depressing.
@@BurgundySorcerer no with a question Mark?. Are you not sure of your answer? I’m asking a serious question. I love the original Star Wars trilogy with Harrison Ford and company and am only vaguely familiar with this franchise. I ask a serious question, I expect a serious answer, you creep. Since you’re apparently not capable of being a grown- up, go find your mommy and ask for more milk and cookies. Ok. And pretend I’m patting you on the head, junior.
It strikes me just how different Maul became after Savage died. He got a lot more patient and thoughtful, you can see it. He also became somewhat more... gentle? In a way.
Patient yes, but it didn't eased his revenge. Ohiwan pointed out that darth maul had nothing to gain after dominating Mandalore and killing Satine to spite obiwan.
Seriously, when those Naboo doors open and he ignites his double bladed lightsaber. I didn't even care that qui gon died at first cause maul looked so sick 😂
Well there was that time in the canon comics when Palpatine found out that Vader had been doing a whole bunch of shit behind his back (creating his own personal army of commando droids, acquiring private funds, murdering anyone who gets in his way or threatened to expose him, etc.). But instead of being furious with Vader, Palpatine commends and praises him for his actions since deception and betrayal were the ways of the Sith. I’d honestly consider that moment the sweetest compliment Palpatine has ever made.
Ray Park did a fantastic job portraying Maul in phantom menace and Sam Witwer was an excellent voice actor for Maul in clone wars and rebels. All in all both did Maul justice
Ray only gets to voice a single line in _Phantom Menace,_ but I feel his voice should be given more appreciation. Both Ray and Sam are phenomenal with voicing this man.
@@Alizudo Park did not voice Maul in the phantom menace. Maul’s lines were dubbed over by Peter Serafinowicz, as he had a lower, more intimidating voice than Park.
I love his character in the last season of the clone wars. He knows what is to come, while the rest of the galaxy basically doesn't even suspect a thing.
Actually if u remember one trooper learned the truth and in his obsession to reveal it he was killed but also gave proof to rex who did find a way to destroy the programming in him
I mean, it helps he knew a lot of the details from his own time as Sidious’s apprentice. He wasn’t privy to the details, but considering even the Jedi in their monumental stupidity and arrogance almost managed to figure the plot out in time, that’s not much of an excuse.
considering he sorta managed to foresee the travesty brought upon by Sidious and Anakin AKA Darth Vader, I can respect him for trying to stop it before it happens, even if he's not exactly on the good side either.
For all of his power, all of his training, all of his ambition, Maul always sought a second. He sought it in young anakin, found and lost it in his brother, and atepmted to regain it in Ezra. The man was alone, and just wanted a true ally. A friend.
John 14:6 Jesus said unto him, “I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life; no man cometh unto the Father, but by Me. John 3:18 “He that believeth in Him is not condemned; but He that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. Revelation 21 8 But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable, and murderers,and whoremongers, and sorcerers, and idolaters, and all liars, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone, which is the second death.” 1 Corinthians 6 18 Flee fornication. Every other sin which a man doeth is outside the body, but he that committeth fornication sinneth against his own body. Matthew 12 45 Then goeth he, and taketh with himself seven other spirits more wicked than himself, and they enter in and dwell there; and the last state of that man is worse than the first. Even so shall it be also unto this wicked generation.” Romans 8:6 21st Century King James Version 6 For to be carnally minded is death, but to be spiritually minded is life and peace, Luke 12:20 21st Century King James Version 20 But God said unto him, ‘Thou fool, this night thy soul shall be required of thee. Then whose shall those things be, which thou hast provided?’ 1 Timothy 5:6 21st Century King James Version 6 But she that liveth in pleasure is dead while she liveth. 1 Corinthians 6 9 Know ye not that the unrighteous shall not inherit the Kingdom of God? Be not deceived: Neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor the effeminate, nor abusers of themselves with mankind, 10 nor thieves, nor the covetous, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor extortioners shall inherit the Kingdom of God. 1 John 2:17 21st Century King James Version 17 And the world passeth away and the lust thereof, but he that doeth the will of God abideth for ever. Matthew 22:29 21st Century King James Version 29 Jesus answered and said unto them, “Ye do err, not knowing the Scriptures, nor the power of God. John 8:51 21st Century King James Version 51 Verily, verily I say unto you, if a man keep My saying, he shall never see death.” 2 John 9 21st Century King James Version 9 Whosoever transgresseth, and abideth not in the doctrine of Christ, hath not God. He that abideth in the doctrine of Christ hath both the Father and the Son. Titus 1:14 21st Century King James Version 14 not giving heed to Jewish fables and commandments of men who turn from the truth. 2 Peter 3:18 21st Century King James Version 18 But grow in grace and in the knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. To Him be glory both now and for ever. Amen. Romans 12:2 21st Century King James Version 2 And be not conformed to this world, but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God. Hebrews 9:24 21st Century King James Version 24 For Christ has not entered into the holy places made with hands, which are copies of the true, but into Heaven itself, now to appear in the presence of God for us. Colossians 2:10 21st Century King James Version 10 And ye are complete in Him, who is the head of all principality and power, Deuteronomy 6:14 21st Century King James Version 14 Ye shall not go after other gods, of the gods of the people who are round about you 2 Corinthians 11:14 21st Century King James Version 14 And no marvel, for Satan himself is transformed into an angel of light. Jeremiah 7 18 The children gather wood, and the fathers kindle the fire, and the women knead their dough to make cakes to the queen of heaven, and to pour out drink offerings unto other gods, that they may provoke Me to anger. 1 Corinthians 10 20 But I say that the things which the Gentiles sacrifice, they sacrifice to devils and not to God; and I would not that ye should have fellowship with devils. 1 Timothy 2:5 21st Century King James Version 5 For there is one God and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus, Deuteronomy 8 19 And it shall be, if thou at all forget the Lord thy God and walk after other gods, and serve them and worship them, I testify against you this day that ye shall surely perish. 1 John 5 20 And we know that the Son of God is come and hath given us an understanding, that we may know Him that is true; and we are in Him that is true, even in His Son Jesus Christ. This is the true God and Eternal Life. Acts 17 29 “For inasmuch, then, as we are the offspring of God, we ought not to think that the Godhead is like unto gold or silver or stone, graven by art and of man’s devising. Proverbs 14:12 21st Century King James Version 12 There is a way which seemeth right unto a man, but the end thereof are the ways of death. 1 John 4 3 And every spirit that confesseth not that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh, is not of God; and such is the spirit of Antichrist, whereof ye have heard that it should come, and even now already it is in the world. 2 John 1 9 Whosoever transgresseth, and abideth not in the doctrine of Christ, hath not God. He that abideth in the doctrine of Christ hath both the Father and the Son. John 8:12 21st Century King James Version 12 Then spoke Jesus again unto them, saying, “I am the Light of the world. He that followeth Me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life.” Mark 8 35 For whosoever will save his life shall lose it; but whosoever shall lose his life for My sake and the Gospel’s, the same shall save it. John 8 51 Verily, verily I say unto you, if a man keep My saying, he shall never see death.” John 17 3 And this is life eternal: that they might know Thee, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom Thou hast sent. 1 Timothy 2 5 For there is one God and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus, Acts 4 12 Neither is there salvation in any other, for there is no other name under heaven given among men whereby we must be saved.” James 1 21 Therefore lay apart all filthiness and the superfluity of wickedness, and receive with meekness the engrafted Word, which is able to save your souls. John 11:25-26 21st Century King James Version 25 Jesus said unto her, “I am the resurrection and the Life. He that believeth in Me, though he were dead, yet shall he live; 26 and whosoever liveth and believeth in Me shall never die. Believest thou this?” John 6 68 Then Simon Peter answered Him, “Lord, to whom shall we go? Thou hast the words of eternal life, Psalm 119 30 I have chosen the way of truth; Thy judgments have I laid before me. Psalm 119 11 Thy word have I hid in mine heart, that I might not sin against Thee. Romans 12 2 And be not conformed to this world, but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God. 1 Corinthians 2:5 21st Century King James Version 5 that your faith should not stand on the wisdom of man, but on the power of God. 1 Peter 5:8 21st Century King James Version 8 Be sober, be vigilant, because your adversary the devil walketh about as a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour. 1 John 2:16-17 21st Century King James Version 16 For all that is in the world - the lust of the flesh, and the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life - is not of the Father, but is of the world. 17 And the world passeth away and the lust thereof, but he that doeth the will of God abideth for ever. James 1:21 21st Century King James Version 21 Therefore lay apart all filthiness and the superfluity of wickedness, and receive with meekness the engrafted Word, which is able to save your souls. 1 Corinthians 15 44 It is sown a natural body; it is raised a spiritual body. There is a natural body, and there is a spiritual body. 1 Thessalonians 5 9 For God hath not appointed us to wrath, but to obtain salvation by our Lord Jesus Christ John 3 18 “He that believeth in Him is not condemned; but He that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. John 3:36 21st Century King James Version 36 He that believeth in the Son hath everlasting life; and he that believeth not the Son shall not see life, but the wrath of God abideth on him.” Luke 6:5 21st Century King James Version 5 And He said unto them, “The Son of Man is Lord also of the Sabbath.” Matthew 22:29 21st Century King James Version 29 Jesus answered and said unto them, “Ye do err, not knowing the Scriptures, nor the power of God. John 5:29 21st Century King James Version 29 and shall come forth - they that have done good, unto the resurrection of life, and they that have done evil, unto the resurrection of damnation. John 8:12 21st Century King James Version 12 Then spoke Jesus again unto them, saying, “I am the Light of the world. He that followeth Me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life.” John 8:32 21st Century King James Version 32 And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.” John 6:40 21st Century King James Version 40 And this is the will of Him that sent Me: that every one who seeth the Son and believeth in Him may have everlasting life, and I will raise him up at the Last Day.” Mark 13:13 21st Century King James Version 13 And ye shall be hated by all men for My name’s sake; but he that shall endure unto the end, the same shall be saved. Revelation 14:12 21st Century King James Version 12 Here is the patience of the saints: here are they that keep the commandments of God, and the faith of Jesus. John 8:36 21st Century King James Version 36 If the Son therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed. Mark 13 31 Heaven and earth shall pass away, but My words shall not pass away.
Such a good point! Maul never lost his dathomirian roots even though he was torn from his family at such a young age. He always longed for that belonging, especially after he lost his brother and eventually his home planet to Sidious. I think that’s why he almost feels a sense of relief as he is dying in obi wans arms.. finally he can rest knowing that someone has his back, and will avenge his life of suffering
I honestly like how dangerous Savage is by just throwing a light saber around barely understanding what he's doing. It really makes you wonder what kind of monster he could have been.
Maul was the more natural talent, but the nightsisters used their magic to make savage a potent force. With more time they could’ve honed their skills(bc maul must’ve also been a bit rusty) but alas time never seemed to be on mauls side
I never could've agreed more. 👏 Darth Maul truly deserved better, at least in my opinion. True, he may have comitted horrendous deeds as a Sith, but in the end...he was as much a victim asides from being a survivor.
1:14:43 - 1:15:02 sums up why I love this character. One of the things I love about this character is as much as he tries to distance himself from the Sith he's trapped, their teachings are fundamentally burned into him, he always seeks power and is driven by his want for vengeance all the way up to his death, but the tragedy of him is further shown in the little moments where he does show traces of humanity. Moments like Savage's death, or his final big moment with Ezra on Dathomir, that whole bit really comes off like he is alone. Sure, he still wants to kill Kenobi, but part of him does want a meaningful connection with someone beyond that.
19:59 I respect how Maul chose to push his nemesis away and help savage, rather than taking the opportunity to try and kill kenobi and leave Savage Opress behind.
even tho he was created in hatred and domincance, Maul shows sometimes real care for savage probably, if he wasnt taken by sidious, he could have been at least happy in Dathomir
@@pinheadnate8799 Guy, going from comment to comment saying how you think Sam Witwer's acting is bad, just being a general contrarian, and then claim you aren't even trolling, but this is what you're actually like. On an hour long video mostly containing clips of a show you apparently didn't watch no less. It's not even about having an opinion, it's about the context. What a bruh moment. Is the reason you keep commenting because you haven't gotten anyone angry yet?
From “Ahsoka . . . Tano, is it?” To “The end game, Lady Tano.” I have to imagine Maul shows Ahsoka some begrudging respect after she keeps up with him at such a young age, he knows not to underestimate her anymore.
He's a true old empire sith, all that matters to him is strength and power, I'm pretty sure he enjoyed having deathwatch on his side because of the existence of Malgus and Exar Kun who both heavily supported the mandalorians way of life, especially when it meant killing jedi
Filoni absolutely butchered Maul. He should've wiped the floor with Ashoka. The guy can keep up with Obi Wan and Sidious but can't even beat a washed out padawan? Talk about plot armor for Filoni's oh so precious character.
@@notapuma He definitely didn’t keep up with Sidious, Sidious was laughing and not even trying the whole time. Dude was toying with him, the moment he got tired of the game he absolutely mopped the floor with Maul. Remember that Obi-Wan was completely off balance when fighting Maul, Maul used Obi-Wan’s pain to match him. When Obi-Wan centered himself he kept up with Maul, in Rebels we see how Obi-Wan has grown far beyond Maul. We know that being emotionally off balance is a HUGE debuff for force users, both Sith and Jedi suffer in skill and power when they aren’t focused. Remember also that Ahsoka was trained by Anakin Skywalker, one of the most powerful and skilled Jedi to exist. The Jedi that had Obi-Wan on the back foot for the entire Mustafar duel, the Jedi that bested the amazing duelist that was Dooku on his own. We see that Anakin’s training with Ahsoka was intensive and consuming, she was taught by one of the best. You don’t have to like Ahsoka or Clone Wars, but don’t pretend they didn’t give reasons for why what happened happened, or that other characters haven’t been given similar plot armor in Star Wars before.
@@notapumahe did defeat her dude, she was no match for him. But he didn’t intend to kill her that is why he „lost“. It was the same way with Kenobi back on Naboo. Kenobi was beaten but Maul didn‘t kill him instantly. And tbf, Ashoka was trained by one of the most powerful Jedi back then.
If Sidious was smart, he would've realized he could've kept Maul around as an apprentice during the time of the Empire. Vader and Maul combined add up to ~1 apprentice, give or take a limb, so it falls within the rule of two.
Yeah, at that precise moment Maul starts to realize what he has truly lost. Until then, Savage had been his only family member that had remained by his side ever since he had been found. They both deserved better... :(
@@sougotokiwa8439 Oof, yeah, I remember when I first saw that part in the 'Son of Dathomir' comics. Man, that was rough for him, it made me feel even more sorry for Maul.
One thing I appreciated about Maul was his treatment to his apprentices. He always treated them both the student and an equal. Prehaps to reflect how Palpatine treated him.
palpatine actually thought of maul as a loss. he did value maul as an apprentice and his loss to obi-wan on naboo was unfortunate to him. dooku was a means to an end after palpatine learned of skywalker.
A broken man, born on a wasteland, raised in hatred, groomed to be an agent of darkness. Raised his entire life to desire power, to be a sith lord, only to be cast aside when a more powerful replacement was found. Bisected, alone and without direction, he lost his mind, barely surviving. Eventually he was given hope again, hope that he could be something greater, hope that he could forge his own destiny alongside his brother, hope that he can have his revenge against the one who took his legs, his place in the sith, his destiny: kenobi. Then, at the precipice of his success, he lost it all again, to the man who forced him into this path, his master, his guide: Darth Sidious. Betrayed by all and alone by circumstance, he was left only with one purpose: revenge. He sought to strike down all those who took everything from him, but at every turn he failed. At the end he sought to kill kenobi, at least he can suffer for everything, at least the man can have this much. Yet again, he fails. Struck down for one final time. The only solace is the promise of kenobi, that there will come a day when sidious will be struck down, one day. The man can die knowing that his revenge will occur, one day. A broken man, born on a wasteland, died with nothing, no friends, no family, no legs, no name. All he has left is a single word: Maul.
I like Sam Witwer's voice over whoever voiced Maul in Episode 1. Witwer's sounds more threatening and there are times where you can hear a little bit of Starkiller's voice
Il like both voices. I like the raw rage and emotion from Witwer’s voice but I also like the more calm and collected voice from Serafinowicz which gave him a very mysterious vibe that fit his role in that movie perfectly.
God the animated series did so well in making you understand his pain. Especially with Ezra watching him so conflicted. He's torn apart by revenge for Obi Wan and past events but just as much if not more he just wants someone to be there for him. It was cool seeing 2 sith genuinely care for one another and it wasn't the typical sith relationship before Savage was killed
Completely agree. There is a unique purity to Maul and Savage. Not only because they’re brothers, but also because Maul is not anything like other sith. He always maintained his dathomirian roots, and viewed the rule of two as a brotherhood. He possessed respect and trust that most other sith lack
41:48 You can hear the genuine fear in Mauls voice as he says Sidious' name. Truly spine chilling to know that someone as powerful as Maul trembles at the thought of Sidious.
I find it Incredible how Maul went from being nothing but a 1 dimensional "OMGSOCOOL" throwaway character to easily one of the best written characters in all of Star Wars media Just goes to show how talented of a writer Filoni is
I think the VA deserves a lot of credit for making Maul as compelling as he is. Everything from his mad ravings in the cave, to his reserved but delicious political machinations, to that dramatic soliloquizing before he fights Ahsoka. So excellent.
Yeah, so well-written that it was never explained by your dear Filony how exactly he managed to survive from fall damage while being cut in half. It’s probably the dumbest comeback ever and the originator of “somehow, palpatine returned”, but everyone just glosses over it. And I very much prefer the strong, silent Maul to the tryna-be-cool hysteric he was made in the clone wars
I find it impressive that the people behind The Clone Wars took what was meant to be a one-off, throwaway antagonist and made him into a face nearly every single Star Wars fan knows as well as Luke Skywalker or Darth Vader. What a journey.
Seeing Darth Maul cloak reveal was one of the most jaw dropping things I had seen in cinema as a teen. We never would have fathomed someone could reach that level to practically match Darth Vader. But George did it.
23:45 for some reason I find that absolutely hilarious. Maybe it's because they're trying to be all serious and scary and then *bonk* . Even maul looks up like "what was that? Oh it's just you being too tall again"
And right after when Maul drawls out his name, like he intends to sound as menacing as possible, only to add in a lighter tone "this is Savage.", just does it for me XD
44:10 is honestly a terrifying line, it's not maul who's terrifying but "the plan", this massive war where everyone involved is suffering and there's loud explosions and they're "blissfully ignorant" what a good arc
Maul is awesome. One of the most interesting characters in star wars because even though he did bad things he wasn't an entirely bad person. I also find it heartbreaking how lonely he was and how used to betrayal he is.
He really was one or two smart decisions away from being an all time great character that could have been in greater power for a long time, but those key moments that led to loneliness and betrayal really changed his course
Wasnt a bad person. My dude was pure evil no matter the cost I understand his anger but my dude kill innocents without a care to get to one person he failed to kill many times
@@THIEF97 Can't say he's pure evil personally. I've seen pure evil and pure evil doesn't care if his brother gets hurt or dies. Pure evil doesn't seek out an apprentice just to have a connection with someone. The only connections pure evil wants are the ones that benefit them and can be controlled or cut off. That ain't Maul. Sure he's evil, but not entirely. I'd never call him pure evil.
Not pure evil. Both sides of the force are guilty of spilling innocent blood one way or another. Maul has a lot more layers to his life that I think calling him "pure evil" is over simplifying him. He's evil and therefore has evil tendencies because this is how he was taught. For the better half of his early life Maul was trained as a relentless killing machine for Sidious. You can't blame an attack dog for acting how it was raised. Pure evil is remorseless and gives no shits about anything but itself. And as we see how Maul turns out in Rebels it's very clear losing both his mother and brother have taken quite a toll on him. Once Sidious considered Maul useless, his whole life crumbled and he spent the rest of it trying to find some form of purpose. And he spiraled even further into fear and confusion the more Sidious took from him. That's not pure evil, that's desperation that's been turned into aggression.
Gotta say the reveal that maul was alive gave me chills. Especially when his face comes into the light Savage's necklace. Definitely one of the best Star Wars Villains.
I was so happy to see Maul again in Rebels. Appearances from him,Ashoka,Darth Vader and Admiral Thrawn were the high points of the series. "WHAT FUN...WHAT FUN!"
Evil was all that Maul knew how to be- when he had Savage, all he knew was how to be a master. He knew nothing of how to be a brother. Evil was taught to him until that was all he knew. After he lost Savage, all his hatred really covered the hole in his heart- notice how he reacts when Savage is injured and killed. He cared for his brother but didn't know how to do so. And when he meets Ezra, the first person he has talked to in years, he tries to use him to fill the gaping void. Maul might be evil, but beneath all that ingrained and tutored hate, all he was, was lonely.
@@joshmarden9933 yes, such as sidious was, it's shown hundreds of times that maul could've been a jedi or simply a nightbrother, if sidious didn't get there first, rage became mauls blood, when he finally died, the realization hit, and he was neutral once more.
Same that's the power of grief and loss losing everything you stood for to 1 single person (Tbh I don't blame maul for wanting vengeance against Kenobi) and let's be real by the time it got to the siege of mandalore that's what maul truly wanted (other then revenge against Kenobi and preventing order 66 indirectly) to gain what he thought would of got if he didn't get cut in half all those years ago
Darth Maul's first words: Tatooine is sparsely populated. If the trace was correct, I will find them quickly, Master. Darth Maul's last words: He...will...avenge us.
Darth Maul is one of my absolute favorites based on stories. Before being cut in half, it felt like all he wanted was to kill as many Jedi as he could, but he was reckless which caused him defeat. After Savage found him, Maul felt more like a politician who would plan out attacks instead of being reckless which gave him so many victories. 2 more of my favorites based on stories is General Grievous and Galen Marek.
Sam Witwer is a global treasure. He transformed a generic, freak looking villain into one of the most pathos filled, complex, and badass characters in Star Wars, along with the writing for his character
Darth Maul truly is the Boba Fett of the prequels; Barely shown in the movies with barely any story background, but has much more stories outside that make them very beloved by fans.
One of the BEST villians in all of Star Wars, he was so so cool and had a deep story that made you sympathize with him. He is my favorite character in all of Star Wars (Second only to Anakin Skywalker, and Palpatine)
I see him more as an anti-hero than a villain. Anakin chose his path. Maul didn't. Maul lost everything he cared about because of Kenobi and Sidious. The Sith ruined his life. He had no choice. His main flaw was revenge. It was what finally killed him but in the end his suffering finally was over and Kenobi gave him hope one last time before he died by knowing that the Sith would one day be destroyed by the chosen one.
The fact he came back from the ashes (with the help of savage and mother talizen) united 2 crime syndicates became leader of death watch and ruler of mandalore (with Accordance to mandaloren tradition) and overthrown the hutts really shows how efficient his planning is and his understanding of how the galaxy works not in the political way but in the way to survive (even though it changed since he was cut in half) in my opinion darth maul would of done a better job running the empire than sidous (maul ran his empire based on over zealous loyalty to him while sidious ran has empire based on fear and loyalty is harder to break than fear)
Definitely one of the greatest Star Wars villains. He is up there with Vader, Sidious, Grievous, Thrawn, Dooku, Ventress, Boba Fett, Cad Bane, Durge, Abeloth, and the Yuuzhan Vong. Ray Park and Sam Witwer made him so legendary. My only question is how does Maul use the bathroom after his first defeat?
Vader, Sidious, Grievous, Thrawn. Hell of a list. Can’t say exactly how he uses the bathroom, but let’s just say that’s the main reason why he’s so mad at Kenobi😆
20:30 that is the most heartwarming, best brothers scene I've ever seen. Also: when I saw darth maul in the phantom menace I didn't expect him to be that cool and fearing. He just started getting impressive to me in the clone wars. His death in the phantom menace was truly disappointing and unsatisfying.
I love Maul’s lines in Clone Wars season 7 episode 10 “Phantom Apprentice.” A lot of what he said was true about the fall of the republic and Anakin’s fall to the dark side. But the time of Jedi had not passed, not yet.
I love Sam Witwer's work. I actually met him back at the Force Unleashed launch party in SF in 2008. His voice as Starkiller is iconic. So when I found out he was casted to voice Darth Maul, I was excited. And hearing the aggressive and low tone he puts on for Maul sells it for me. But I always find it awesome how when Sam Witwer says certain lines in certain tones like at 1:01:06 you can hear some Starkiller coming out.
Maul is badass but u gotta love obi Wan for the "I like your new legs" joke. He always brings a lighthearted energy to things even in the face of certain death
Keep this in mind! Losing limbs and living tissue permanently reduces your strength in the force (due to having less Midichlorians). This guy accomplished all this with his force potential cut in half!!!
Went from a character with a cool design and one of, if not THE best choreographed fights in the series (I like to imagine that he planned out a whole route for his fight based on how he fought at different stages, particularly with how quickly he switches from defence to offence the moment he had a guaranteed 1v1 with Qui-Gon without a chance of interruption from Obi-Wan) to one of the best written characters in the series
9:08 I never really noticed it before, but Maul's legs don't fall off until he is rendered unconscious. This implies that he spent years holding his legs together through sheer force of will.
Darth Maul has been my favorite Sith for as long as I can remember. I watched the original trilogy when I was a borderline toddler, and as soon as I saw that double bladed lightsaber from the new bad guy with the red skin and the cool horns, I instantly was hooked. I remember when I watched the episode where Maul was revealed to still be alive live when I was 9 years old. I distinctly remember gasping and freaking out and yelling “HE’S ALIVE?!?!?!” while my dad tried to get me and my brother to calm down. (Though in hindsight, he was also excited.) My Star Wars-imbued childhood had been Darth Maul. He was my hero for what a villain was. And he was ALIVE. I ended up watching all of what happened to Maul. His renewal by the Nightsisters. His conquest of Mandalore. His eventual fall. But deep down, part of me knew he’d be back. And now that he has, I’ve seen his betrayal by the Emperor, his desperate attempt to warn the Jedi of the oncoming slaughter. His final confrontation with the man who set him on his path of vengeance. His final question in his last moments asking if the boy he sought was the one who would bring balance to the force. I see a tale of tragedy, a conqueror of ambition, led by the greatest of evils. A man who succumbed to his rage, but still tried to help his sworn enemies. A broken man both physically and mentally, who in the end was respected by the one he swore revenge upon.
my FAVORITE maul moment is his moments with ezra and his quest to find obi-wan all the way up till his death. you see a totally different shift to his character and it is very welcomed and even in his final moments he had hope not only that he would be avenged but in the force
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This dude is impressive just for wearing a black cloak in the desert and not dying
I dont want to be “that” guy but actually loose black clothing as they get hotter they support the flow of air around the body, effectively cooling it
The dark side is a pathway to many abilities some consider unnatural
@@tarelectro6800 I read this comment and was quite literally about to send this reply
Well I mean his home planet consists of nothing but a barren Mars like landscape surrounded by volcanoes
let us not forget the "cut in half" part. Maul indeed was a worthy Sith.
"So the only thing you can tell me is that I can find Jabba at Jabba's palace?"
Quality Maul Moment
Topped off with the kill👌
28:00 btw
@@theflatasssociety1133 thx that helped
A little too flat humour, considering the character in question.
That’s the point,yes.
Bringing back Maul was literally one of the smartest things Star Wars EVER did. They made him a surprisingly great three-dimensional character while still remaining to be a threatening (or more threatening imo) antagonist!
honestly, too cool of a character to leave to one movie. bringing him back also made my favorite character savage opress exist too
It's amazing, because when he first appears it's contrived and seems like it could go spectacularly awfully, but they literally turn him into one of the greatest stories of the franchise
@@lavenderlavender3952 I can't imagine what it must have been like to witness his return back in 2012. Putting a character who had been with involved with Sidious' plans since its inception, cast off as a loose end, now reintroduced into the mix of things was a brilliant idea, and it's unfortunate that Maul could not see the grand scope of the plan until the final episodes, being focused more on revenge and attaining enough power to get back on Sidious' good side. If we had gotten another season between the events of 6 & 7, we could have seen a transitory arc as Maul comes to realize the full extent of Sidious' plans as he escapes Sidious' tortures, with his appearance at the Siege of Mandalore being the culmination of this arc, unsuccessfully trying to stop these plans and prevent Sidious' domination. Not to say that his journey through the series wasn't excellent already, but it could've added more.
@@thirdcoinedgeit’s been almost 12 years since, I noticed that as a teenager.
I couldn’t disagree more. This is just like Mark Hamill’s comments on the Sequel version of Luke Skywalker; that it’s a completely different character from the Luke of the Original Trilogy. Likewise, this Maul in Clone Wars has very little in common with the Maul in TPM.
People call it a character arc that he changed so much from the trauma… but just like how Hamill criticized Luke giving up in the sequels… the way this Maul handles things is not characteristic of what the Maul in TPM would do. This one screams and rages, loses control, talks way too much and is far too animated in comparison to TPM.
The Maul in TPM would not have gone mad after surviving the duel. He would have laid in wait calmly until his opportunity arose to come back and pursue vengeance. Sure he would have had rage, but it would be much more internal than external with screaming/mood swings etc.
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"I am Maul... 👹"
"This is Savage 🙂"
One of the best scenes in clone wars.
10:40 who else felt like a beast was just roaring out of anger
Lol😂😂
It would’ve been funny if Savage put his hand up like “Sup.”
Amazing how a character with ONLY 5 minutes of screen time, became one of the greatest characters in the franchise.
The Boba effect
@@pyetr7120 but at least there’s a good reason why Maul is one of the best at least now
@@Deathmare235 I agree for the most part but it does feel like Star wars killed his character through overuse
(Let's be real, clone wars and maybe rebels were more than enough)
Edit: I no longer think rebels was a bad cameo. solo can die in a hole for all I care, but rebels was good. I was an idiot 😅
@@Spamton_G_Spamton... No Clone wars made his character
@@ericbhl6971 yeah but clone wars was all we needed... He didn't need the show up in rebels and especially solo
"He will avenge us!". After all that time hating and hunting Kenobi, his final thoughts were for *both* of them to be avenged... moving in its own twisted way
More likely he meant savage, but its nice to think he is in peace with kenobi
@@mariokuschel00 Savage is long dead by this point. He clearly meant Luke.
@@keotte5234 bro, wtf!? Of course luke ("he") will avenge them ("us"). Im referring to savage and maul as "us", not kenobi and maul
@@mariokuschel00 dude he is talking about Kenobi and him with that "us". Why would he be talking of Savage when he is not even there? Filoni himself said that Maul was talking of Luke avenging Obi wan and Maul, two guys with their lives manipulated and destroyed by the Sith.
@@granalmirantethrawn2972 when you are talking with your parents about your activities with your friends you're most likely referring to your group with "us" even thou your friends arent there anymore. As an example
I love how in the Siege of Mandalore arc, Maul sounds like an utterly insane conspiracy theorist, but it 110% right about everything and could have averted the rise of the Empire.
Most utterly insane conspiracy theorists end up being correct
What I found interesting is how Ashoka heard him out up until he mentioned Anakin being palpatines apprentice, almost as deep inside subconsciously she knew he was right and didn’t want to accept it. I mean she did know anakin pretty much better than anyone, she knew about Padme and I think it’s more than likely she can piece it together
Very likely, it's completely possible Ashoka Believed his honesty but be in denial of the facts.
The conspiracy theorists are often right, especially lately.
It's honestly a pretty unique moment, not just in Star Wars, but in media in general. A nutty man shouting a warning about an evil wizard in control of government to soldiers and people who can theoretically stop it, it's a great concept that deserves to be re-used. Imagine if that happened in real life. If some homeless guy started shouting by the side of the road while he was being arrested, and a few days later the apocalypse actually happens.
You gotta respect Maul and Savage as Sidious actually used his lightsabers against them proving how powerful they really were. And the fact that Sidious actually considered them rivals is a huge compliment to the brothers.
True
I also respect Talzin since she was also a rival to Sidious. Dathomirians are hardcore
Sidings used a tactic of Darrth Banes luring your opponent into believing your power is X amount then dialing it up for the kill up to 110%
It had nothing to do with them being a "challenge." Sidious has said numerous times he found lightsabers pointless as with his level of strength in the force he had no need for a lightsaber seeing it beneath him with how strong he is. He was toying with Maul and Savage he could have killed them a thousand different ways just through the force alone. Neither where a challenge a threat yea sure but no challenge in dispatching them need be if Palpatine felt like it.
@@yoshijb9428 So when Palpatine dueled Yoda with a lightsaber, you're telling me it was because he didn't see Master Yoda as a threat at all? 🤔
Whoever voiced Darth Maul in the clone wars deserves an award.... incredible voice acting
@@pinheadnate8799 no never, he is so good
His name is Sam Witwer and yes he’s great
@@pinheadnate8799 cool don’t care lol
@@pinheadnate8799 😭 bro I know you dont fw sam. He did a great job how you not like it. Why you trnya be different
@@pinheadnate8799 yeah but you just trolling at this point tryna to make people mad 💀. Idk why you don't like him but ok
The way he acted around with Kenobi on his last moments. Like an old friend and comrade... Such a well written scene.
I completely agree, the way his character developed while still maintaining some of his nature is well worth its praise.
The whome final fight was so anazing. Both became so fucused over the years they knew pretty acrobatics would not work and the first exchange of blows would see the winner of the fight. Anf then obi wan takes the same stance qui gon did all those years ago and maul lights up a bit because he knows how to kill obi wan, but the obi knew that maul knew and countered the same exact move that killed his master so many years ago
@@Blutwind Its a testament to the growth of both characters.
Obi Wan had gone from a Padawan helplessly watching his Master and being haunted by guilt for decades to one of the greatest Jedi of all times, able to put aside his emotions in service of the will of the force (which wanted him to protect and guide Luke towards his path)
Maul was never going to win that fight. His anger, thirst for revenge and power clouded his judgement. It made him arrogantly think that he could kill master and apprentice with the same move. Had he been thinking clearly he'd have know Kenobi was bating him into a trap. But in his final moments we see just how far maul had grown. He let go of his anger and need for revenge and in that moment he could feel how the force had guided him and Kenobi to that moment. So that they would be avenged like he so craved
@@nickcollins1052 yup. Maul led himself to death. He gave up.
It was a shit scene - the creature was defeated way too easily.
His fight with kenobi on tatooine is really symbolic. They both met there, they both lost everything, and meet each other where it all started. His last words, "he will avenge us", are truly depressing.
Is maul supposed to be like the devil?
@@michellemckillop5712 no?
@@BurgundySorcerer no with a question Mark?. Are you not sure of your answer? I’m asking a serious question. I love the original Star Wars trilogy with Harrison Ford and company and am only vaguely familiar with this franchise. I ask a serious question, I expect a serious answer, you creep. Since you’re apparently not capable of being a grown- up, go find your mommy and ask for more milk and cookies. Ok. And pretend I’m patting you on the head, junior.
I mean it was actually Qui Gon that Mail ‘met’ on Tatooine but I get your point
Maul never met Kenobi on Tattooine. He stayed on the ship the entire time. What movie did you watch?
It strikes me just how different Maul became after Savage died. He got a lot more patient and thoughtful, you can see it. He also became somewhat more... gentle? In a way.
Oh yea! Your right!
I honestly think savage was the first and only time maul had a family, wich is why after his dead he was obsseced with erza being his aprentice
Patient yes, but it didn't eased his revenge. Ohiwan pointed out that darth maul had nothing to gain after dominating Mandalore and killing Satine to spite obiwan.
Far from more gentle. I'd say he became more reserved; able to control his rage and ruthlessness much better.
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Be more fearful of the man who can control and direct his rage.
Maul is such an epic villain, one of the only villains I ever rooted for since the first time I saw him, way too badass🔥
Seriously, when those Naboo doors open and he ignites his double bladed lightsaber. I didn't even care that qui gon died at first cause maul looked so sick 😂
@@JournaloftheWhills If he killed Qui Gon, Obi Wan, Anakin, Master Yoda and the entire coucil I still wouldn’t care, he is way too coolLMAO😂😂
Yess sirr
@@felixcote1697 That would make him more badass
I was scared of him, as a kid.
"You are a rival“ this has to be the sweetest compliment Sidious has ever made
fr, he didn't even refer to luke skywalker or rey marymicsue as rivals
He did say in ROTS that Vader would become more powerful than him and yoda, if that counts
True that was probably the first and only legit compliment Maul ever received from his master at any point in his life.
Well there was that time in the canon comics when Palpatine found out that Vader had been doing a whole bunch of shit behind his back (creating his own personal army of commando droids, acquiring private funds, murdering anyone who gets in his way or threatened to expose him, etc.). But instead of being furious with Vader, Palpatine commends and praises him for his actions since deception and betrayal were the ways of the Sith.
I’d honestly consider that moment the sweetest compliment Palpatine has ever made.
Ray Park did a fantastic job portraying Maul in phantom menace and Sam Witwer was an excellent voice actor for Maul in clone wars and rebels. All in all both did Maul justice
Ray only gets to voice a single line in _Phantom Menace,_ but I feel his voice should be given more appreciation. Both Ray and Sam are phenomenal with voicing this man.
@@Alizudo Park did not voice Maul in the phantom menace. Maul’s lines were dubbed over by Peter Serafinowicz, as he had a lower, more intimidating voice than Park.
I love his character in the last season of the clone wars. He knows what is to come, while the rest of the galaxy basically doesn't even suspect a thing.
'This war doesn't matter, the next war does, work with me, not as jedi not as sith but as but pawns to be made kings'
Actually if u remember one trooper learned the truth and in his obsession to reveal it he was killed but also gave proof to rex who did find a way to destroy the programming in him
I mean, it helps he knew a lot of the details from his own time as Sidious’s apprentice. He wasn’t privy to the details, but considering even the Jedi in their monumental stupidity and arrogance almost managed to figure the plot out in time, that’s not much of an excuse.
@@GintaPPE1000 Good acting isn't an excuse for the character being good?
It’s poetic how Darth Maul and Qui-Gon Jinn both died in Obi-Wan’s arms while speaking about redemption/balance from someone named Skywalker.
Obi-Wan, Hugger of Dying
@@thestealthyartist6248 master obiwan- horizontal
It’s like poetry
It rhymes
I love how Maul had no idea who Anakin is, but he decided drive over some random child
Lol imagine driving over one off the most powerfull beings in the galaxy
considering he sorta managed to foresee the travesty brought upon by Sidious and Anakin AKA Darth Vader, I can respect him for trying to stop it before it happens, even if he's not exactly on the good side either.
@@Roxas2099ZX even if Obi wan and Anakin went to fight Maul instead of Ashoka I don’t think maul would’ve been able to kill Anakin
@@camel521 Anakin would definitely beat maul at this point in his life he was fairly close to his prime and maul was towards the end of his prime
@@darthnihilus4043 exactly so it’s a good thing Ashoka went instead
For all of his power, all of his training, all of his ambition, Maul always sought a second. He sought it in young anakin, found and lost it in his brother, and atepmted to regain it in Ezra. The man was alone, and just wanted a true ally. A friend.
Don't forget Ahsoka! He gave her multiple chances to join him too
And the one that might have been a listening ear he hated the most, which was Obi Wan.
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Such a good point! Maul never lost his dathomirian roots even though he was torn from his family at such a young age. He always longed for that belonging, especially after he lost his brother and eventually his home planet to Sidious. I think that’s why he almost feels a sense of relief as he is dying in obi wans arms.. finally he can rest knowing that someone has his back, and will avenge his life of suffering
Oh wow, sounds a lot like me. I’m so filled with joy.😒
I honestly like how dangerous Savage is by just throwing a light saber around barely understanding what he's doing. It really makes you wonder what kind of monster he could have been.
had he actually been trained and been taught discipline, he wouldve made an amazing sith.
Maul was the more natural talent, but the nightsisters used their magic to make savage a potent force. With more time they could’ve honed their skills(bc maul must’ve also been a bit rusty) but alas time never seemed to be on mauls side
I wish savage could have survived
This is literally a movie I’m witnessing the story of maul without having to watch all those episodes and films
My thoughts exactly
It's more fun to watch all the shows and movies tho, but I see what you mean
@@Luke-xz7nm Can’t speak for everyone
It’s also 1 hour so even better
@@anomaly395 well, you can
A relentless enforcer,
A vengeful outcast,
A political manipulator,
A two-faced warlord,
But all out of all of these titles, Maul was a survivor.
I never could've agreed more. 👏 Darth Maul truly deserved better, at least in my opinion. True, he may have comitted horrendous deeds as a Sith, but in the end...he was as much a victim asides from being a survivor.
He was a loyal brother as well
My personal favourite underdog crime lord
@@pinheadnate8799 alive*
@@pinheadnate8799 sure
1:14:43 - 1:15:02 sums up why I love this character.
One of the things I love about this character is as much as he tries to distance himself from the Sith he's trapped, their teachings are fundamentally burned into him, he always seeks power and is driven by his want for vengeance all the way up to his death, but the tragedy of him is further shown in the little moments where he does show traces of humanity.
Moments like Savage's death, or his final big moment with Ezra on Dathomir, that whole bit really comes off like he is alone. Sure, he still wants to kill Kenobi, but part of him does want a meaningful connection with someone beyond that.
Ashoka: Now go cause some chaos, it's what you're good at.
Maul: Obliterates a Star Destroyer
Ahsoka:I TOLD YOU TO CAUSE SOME CHAOS NOT BLOW UP THE FUCKIN VENATOR
*Does the most badass hallway scene*
@@Complete_Stranger7050 Darth vader: write down write down!
The my favorite part is when Mister Krabs and Starkiller killing everyone in a village
“You said those Krabby Patties would be free”
“I LIED, as I have from the very beginning.”
Savage opress- “Oh no Two credits come back”
@@thrawnedits5860 Smaul be like: THE KRABBY PATTIES ARE REAL TO ME.
Darth Krab be like 🦀🗡
Dathomirian patties
His death was really sad. Even his old enemy paid him respect.
I love the whole avenge us thing hit hard
Obiwan was compassionate. It doesnt mean he respected Maul.
@@konliner9286 actually obi wan barely respected anyone.
But there is a difference between respecting a living person and paying respect to the dead.
@@konliner9286 he actually felt sorry for him
@@hkn9723 well...he did chop off his bestfriend's legs & an arm, left him to almost burn to death. And then proceeded to yell at him. Obi was a dick
Kanan: This is my padavan, Ezra.
Maul: . . . .
Maul: Our padavan
Soviet anthem plays
Oddly, I would genuinely trust Maul.
It's the silky voice of his VA. It's so pretty and...soothing? sometimes.
Until Ezra, I don’t think he ever actually lied.
19:59 I respect how Maul chose to push his nemesis away and help savage, rather than taking the opportunity to try and kill kenobi and leave Savage Opress behind.
‘SAVAGE’
He assumed the role of his master and started calling him ‘apprentice’, but in that moment he had the concern of a brother
even tho he was created in hatred and domincance, Maul shows sometimes real care for savage
probably, if he wasnt taken by sidious, he could have been at least happy in Dathomir
@@guifdcanalli nah if he was in Dathomir he would been killed by the Separatists
@@Deathmare235
Would he not have lived his life with the males who were largely untouched
@@averongodoffire8098 No actually his mother sensed the power within him and was actually going to train him but sidous kidnapped him
They did maul so much justice in Star Wars the clone wars
@@pinheadnate8799 cope
@@pinheadnate8799 Apparently you didn't for you to respond the way you did in both your replires thus far.
Thus, cope.
@@pinheadnate8799 Guy, going from comment to comment saying how you think Sam Witwer's acting is bad, just being a general contrarian, and then claim you aren't even trolling, but this is what you're actually like. On an hour long video mostly containing clips of a show you apparently didn't watch no less. It's not even about having an opinion, it's about the context. What a bruh moment. Is the reason you keep commenting because you haven't gotten anyone angry yet?
@@pinheadnate8799 You good man, need to talk to someone?
@@pinheadnate8799 “how can I be different today?”
From
“Ahsoka . . . Tano, is it?”
To
“The end game, Lady Tano.”
I have to imagine Maul shows Ahsoka some begrudging respect after she keeps up with him at such a young age, he knows not to underestimate her anymore.
He's a true old empire sith, all that matters to him is strength and power, I'm pretty sure he enjoyed having deathwatch on his side because of the existence of Malgus and Exar Kun who both heavily supported the mandalorians way of life, especially when it meant killing jedi
@@CafeLiquerstreams
A True Sith in the best of ways.
Filoni absolutely butchered Maul. He should've wiped the floor with Ashoka.
The guy can keep up with Obi Wan and Sidious but can't even beat a washed out padawan? Talk about plot armor for Filoni's oh so precious character.
@@notapuma He definitely didn’t keep up with Sidious, Sidious was laughing and not even trying the whole time. Dude was toying with him, the moment he got tired of the game he absolutely mopped the floor with Maul.
Remember that Obi-Wan was completely off balance when fighting Maul, Maul used Obi-Wan’s pain to match him. When Obi-Wan centered himself he kept up with Maul, in Rebels we see how Obi-Wan has grown far beyond Maul. We know that being emotionally off balance is a HUGE debuff for force users, both Sith and Jedi suffer in skill and power when they aren’t focused.
Remember also that Ahsoka was trained by Anakin Skywalker, one of the most powerful and skilled Jedi to exist. The Jedi that had Obi-Wan on the back foot for the entire Mustafar duel, the Jedi that bested the amazing duelist that was Dooku on his own. We see that Anakin’s training with Ahsoka was intensive and consuming, she was taught by one of the best.
You don’t have to like Ahsoka or Clone Wars, but don’t pretend they didn’t give reasons for why what happened happened, or that other characters haven’t been given similar plot armor in Star Wars before.
@@notapumahe did defeat her dude, she was no match for him. But he didn’t intend to kill her that is why he „lost“. It was the same way with Kenobi back on Naboo. Kenobi was beaten but Maul didn‘t kill him instantly. And tbf, Ashoka was trained by one of the most powerful Jedi back then.
If Sidious was smart, he would've realized he could've kept Maul around as an apprentice during the time of the Empire. Vader and Maul combined add up to ~1 apprentice, give or take a limb, so it falls within the rule of two.
Pfffft! That's a good one XD
The fact that he still calls Savage brother at 38:41 despite telling him they were nothing more than master and apprentice breaks my heart
Yeah, at that precise moment Maul starts to realize what he has truly lost. Until then, Savage had been his only family member that had remained by his side ever since he had been found. They both deserved better... :(
And...Grievous later kills his Mother.
@@sougotokiwa8439 Oof, yeah, I remember when I first saw that part in the 'Son of Dathomir' comics. Man, that was rough for him, it made me feel even more sorry for Maul.
@@victoriagutierrezalgra3207 yup. Tragic.
@@grievous8475 you can speak of Grievous in third person or in first person, but you can't do both man. Get in character or do not.
One thing I appreciated about Maul was his treatment to his apprentices. He always treated them both the student and an equal. Prehaps to reflect how Palpatine treated him.
You mean like, the opposite of what Palpatine did. Right?
@@user-nm1lx8qb3u i hope so.. bc I already liked his comment...
palpatine actually thought of maul as a loss. he did value maul as an apprentice and his loss to obi-wan on naboo was unfortunate to him. dooku was a means to an end after palpatine learned of skywalker.
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@@Hashakkaye
"So you only thing you can tell me is that I will find Jabba... at Jabba's palace?" Classic! 🤣🤣
On big screen:Good villian
In clone wars:Greatest villian.
A broken man, born on a wasteland, raised in hatred, groomed to be an agent of darkness. Raised his entire life to desire power, to be a sith lord, only to be cast aside when a more powerful replacement was found. Bisected, alone and without direction, he lost his mind, barely surviving. Eventually he was given hope again, hope that he could be something greater, hope that he could forge his own destiny alongside his brother, hope that he can have his revenge against the one who took his legs, his place in the sith, his destiny: kenobi. Then, at the precipice of his success, he lost it all again, to the man who forced him into this path, his master, his guide: Darth Sidious. Betrayed by all and alone by circumstance, he was left only with one purpose: revenge. He sought to strike down all those who took everything from him, but at every turn he failed. At the end he sought to kill kenobi, at least he can suffer for everything, at least the man can have this much. Yet again, he fails. Struck down for one final time. The only solace is the promise of kenobi, that there will come a day when sidious will be struck down, one day. The man can die knowing that his revenge will occur, one day.
A broken man, born on a wasteland, died with nothing, no friends, no family, no legs, no name. All he has left is a single word: Maul.
Wished they at least brought Maul's spirit back in Rise of Skywalker.
As a f**k you to Sidious.
@@sougotokiwa8439 They should make like a cartoon episode where Maul's spirit just starts going crazy with happiness the second Palpatine dies.
@@thestealthyartist6248 yes
@Tarhan Allahverdiyev No he didn't
@Tarhan Allahverdiyev I think him and Jango fett are both up there in terms of tragic backstories. Maybe even tied tbh
I like Sam Witwer's voice over whoever voiced Maul in Episode 1. Witwer's sounds more threatening and there are times where you can hear a little bit of Starkiller's voice
Over Ray Parks voice, I agree but idk if that’s just cause I’m use to sam’s now or not. Either way enjoyed all versions of this epic character
Ray Park physically portrayed Maul, but Maul's voice was provided by Peter Serafinowicz.
@@TheRedgate1 you’re right! Thanks for correcting me
You're welcome. I'm glad that I could help.
Il like both voices. I like the raw rage and emotion from Witwer’s voice but I also like the more calm and collected voice from Serafinowicz which gave him a very mysterious vibe that fit his role in that movie perfectly.
God the animated series did so well in making you understand his pain. Especially with Ezra watching him so conflicted. He's torn apart by revenge for Obi Wan and past events but just as much if not more he just wants someone to be there for him. It was cool seeing 2 sith genuinely care for one another and it wasn't the typical sith relationship before Savage was killed
Completely agree. There is a unique purity to Maul and Savage. Not only because they’re brothers, but also because Maul is not anything like other sith. He always maintained his dathomirian roots, and viewed the rule of two as a brotherhood. He possessed respect and trust that most other sith lack
41:48
You can hear the genuine fear in Mauls voice as he says Sidious' name. Truly spine chilling to know that someone as powerful as Maul trembles at the thought of Sidious.
1:01:25 I love how it cuts.
"Only two. No more, no less."
*Kanan is on the elevator rather than Maul*
Lol
LMFAO 😂😂😂
LMAO
Some of the scene cuts were a bit jarring, but this could have easily been a 3-hr. movie, too. ;)
I find it Incredible how Maul went from being nothing but a 1 dimensional "OMGSOCOOL" throwaway character to easily one of the best written characters in all of Star Wars media
Just goes to show how talented of a writer Filoni is
I wouldn't call him "complex". But he's still a very good villain.
@@EightThreeEight They didn’t say complex they said “one of the best written” which I’d agree with personally
I think the VA deserves a lot of credit for making Maul as compelling as he is. Everything from his mad ravings in the cave, to his reserved but delicious political machinations, to that dramatic soliloquizing before he fights Ahsoka. So excellent.
Yeah, so well-written that it was never explained by your dear Filony how exactly he managed to survive from fall damage while being cut in half. It’s probably the dumbest comeback ever and the originator of “somehow, palpatine returned”, but everyone just glosses over it. And I very much prefer the strong, silent Maul to the tryna-be-cool hysteric he was made in the clone wars
@@daniilk3373 Boo this man
Maul was an absolute masterpiece of a character, so well built up and introduced
I felt so bad for him when he said “We can walk that path together! As friends, as brothers!”
Maul has such a powerful presence that it’s very easy to forget that he literally has just a little over an hour’s worth of screentime altogether
And only a single line of dialogue in his first film appearance.
Whats funny, is that when you listen to savage opress you can hear mr krabs
@@Alizudo *3 lines of dialogue. 2 of which belong to the same scene and are probably what you’re thinking of
Sam Witwer did an outstanding job voicing Maul especially in his crazy moments
@@pinheadnate8799 BLASPHEMY!!
@@pinheadnate8799 meh every one has their own opinions no shame in that
@@pinheadnate8799 his delivery on “it’s what goes on in here, that’s hard” that part was amaze
@@pinheadnate8799 what did maul do to you? you seem butthurt.. "he kind of sucks" "the actor sucks" yeah we get it you're not fond of maul
I find it impressive that the people behind The Clone Wars took what was meant to be a one-off, throwaway antagonist and made him into a face nearly every single Star Wars fan knows as well as Luke Skywalker or Darth Vader. What a journey.
Seeing Darth Maul cloak reveal was one of the most jaw dropping things I had seen in cinema as a teen. We never would have fathomed someone could reach that level to practically match Darth Vader. But George did it.
Ashoka: go cause some chaos. it's what your good at
Maul: lol k
23:45 for some reason I find that absolutely hilarious. Maybe it's because they're trying to be all serious and scary and then *bonk* . Even maul looks up like "what was that? Oh it's just you being too tall again"
Haha I find it so funny too. Any Savage or Maul vid I make will always have that clip in it
And right after when Maul drawls out his name, like he intends to sound as menacing as possible, only to add in a lighter tone "this is Savage.", just does it for me XD
And the look maul gives him like: fr?
also the change in music when Savage bumps his head
Titanic: Spits into half
Darth Maul: same
"Care to give me a fighting chance?"
Proceeds to create one of the most vicious lightsaberless fights in the franchise.
Maul acts like a old man then pulls up like he was in his prime
Yoda?
Sheesh! That's his prime? He was weaker than I thought.
@@tylerrassi4148 mate he was literally one of the most skilled sith to ever live
@@kindledflame5179 that's hilarious. Skilled at being a worthless failure, perhaps.
@@tylerrassi4148 much like you are to your mother but hey, if that's how you relate to him im not judging
"How did that make you feel?" I didn't realize Maul was a therapist now but alright I dig it.
As maul dies it’s like his rage,anger, revenge all goes as he asks if Luke will avenge them. Such a great end to a bitter rivalry.
Sam Witwer really outdid himself. Sam Witwer IS Maul.
44:10 is honestly a terrifying line, it's not maul who's terrifying but "the plan", this massive war where everyone involved is suffering and there's loud explosions and they're "blissfully ignorant" what a good arc
“Darth Maul went from barely talking to giving 10 minute sermons” 🤣🤣
The voice acting is phenomenal and Maul is a great character! Sam Witwer made an excellent job voicing Maul!
1:14:43 “Forget the past. Forget your memories”
*Says the man literally too angry at Obi-Wan to die*
This is character development at its finest
More interesting than ReyMarymcSue despite having less screen time and not being the main character.
Maul is awesome. One of the most interesting characters in star wars because even though he did bad things he wasn't an entirely bad person.
I also find it heartbreaking how lonely he was and how used to betrayal he is.
He really was one or two smart decisions away from being an all time great character that could have been in greater power for a long time, but those key moments that led to loneliness and betrayal really changed his course
Wasnt a bad person. My dude was pure evil no matter the cost I understand his anger but my dude kill innocents without a care to get to one person he failed to kill many times
@@THIEF97 Can't say he's pure evil personally.
I've seen pure evil and pure evil doesn't care if his brother gets hurt or dies. Pure evil doesn't seek out an apprentice just to have a connection with someone.
The only connections pure evil wants are the ones that benefit them and can be controlled or cut off. That ain't Maul.
Sure he's evil, but not entirely. I'd never call him pure evil.
Not pure evil. Both sides of the force are guilty of spilling innocent blood one way or another.
Maul has a lot more layers to his life that I think calling him "pure evil" is over simplifying him.
He's evil and therefore has evil tendencies because this is how he was taught. For the better half of his early life Maul was trained as a relentless killing machine for Sidious. You can't blame an attack dog for acting how it was raised.
Pure evil is remorseless and gives no shits about anything but itself. And as we see how Maul turns out in Rebels it's very clear losing both his mother and brother have taken quite a toll on him.
Once Sidious considered Maul useless, his whole life crumbled and he spent the rest of it trying to find some form of purpose. And he spiraled even further into fear and confusion the more Sidious took from him. That's not pure evil, that's desperation that's been turned into aggression.
Crazy how maul is so strategic and so powerful. A formidable foe that doesn’t seem to stop.
If Disney ever makes a what if for starwars, the first thing I would want to see is mauls empire actually working out.
Gotta say the reveal that maul was alive gave me chills. Especially when his face comes into the light Savage's necklace. Definitely one of the best Star Wars Villains.
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I was so happy to see Maul again in Rebels. Appearances from him,Ashoka,Darth Vader and Admiral Thrawn were the high points of the series. "WHAT FUN...WHAT FUN!"
They weren't the only high points though. The main cast wasn't half as bad as people try and make them out to be
@@junior523 Rebels was a good show, sure not as good as the clone wars , but I loved it
Don’t forget about Rex too and the other clones
-Name anyone, who had more pain then her "insert rey picture" I'll wait
Me:
Lets be honest with ourselves, we'd all jump at the chance to be Mauls apprentice.
Evil was all that Maul knew how to be- when he had Savage, all he knew was how to be a master. He knew nothing of how to be a brother. Evil was taught to him until that was all he knew. After he lost Savage, all his hatred really covered the hole in his heart- notice how he reacts when Savage is injured and killed. He cared for his brother but didn't know how to do so. And when he meets Ezra, the first person he has talked to in years, he tries to use him to fill the gaping void. Maul might be evil, but beneath all that ingrained and tutored hate, all he was, was lonely.
nah, some people are straight up villains
@@joshmarden9933 yes, such as sidious was, it's shown hundreds of times that maul could've been a jedi or simply a nightbrother, if sidious didn't get there first, rage became mauls blood, when he finally died, the realization hit, and he was neutral once more.
I know that Maul is antagonist, but still I can't help but feel sorry for him.
i feel so bad for maul, look how calm he was in phantom menace, but after his loss everything changed
After he loses Savage, he regains some of that calm and focus. The loss of his brother helped to ground him again, I feel.
Good character development
Same that's the power of grief and loss losing everything you stood for to 1 single person (Tbh I don't blame maul for wanting vengeance against Kenobi) and let's be real by the time it got to the siege of mandalore that's what maul truly wanted (other then revenge against Kenobi and preventing order 66 indirectly) to gain what he thought would of got if he didn't get cut in half all those years ago
Darth Maul's first words: Tatooine is sparsely populated. If the trace was correct, I will find them quickly, Master.
Darth Maul's last words: He...will...avenge us.
Darth Maul is one of my absolute favorites based on stories. Before being cut in half, it felt like all he wanted was to kill as many Jedi as he could, but he was reckless which caused him defeat. After Savage found him, Maul felt more like a politician who would plan out attacks instead of being reckless which gave him so many victories. 2 more of my favorites based on stories is General Grievous and Galen Marek.
Sam Witwer is a global treasure. He transformed a generic, freak looking villain into one of the most pathos filled, complex, and badass characters in Star Wars, along with the writing for his character
Darth Maul is my favorite Star Wars character!
You got good taste in favorites😎
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Same
Mine too 👌
Mines too Tim S!
Maul was one of the most unironically good characters in any of Star Wars.
He is very overrated
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I love how pumped up Obi-Wan is before the blast doors open.
Darth Maul truly is the Boba Fett of the prequels;
Barely shown in the movies with barely any story background, but has much more stories outside that make them very beloved by fans.
One of the BEST villians in all of Star Wars, he was so so cool and had a deep story that made you sympathize with him. He is my favorite character in all of Star Wars (Second only to Anakin Skywalker, and Palpatine)
I see him more as an anti-hero than a villain. Anakin chose his path. Maul didn't. Maul lost everything he cared about because of Kenobi and Sidious. The Sith ruined his life. He had no choice. His main flaw was revenge. It was what finally killed him but in the end his suffering finally was over and Kenobi gave him hope one last time before he died by knowing that the Sith would one day be destroyed by the chosen one.
@@Theforsakenmedia he didn’t just want revenge he also wanted conquest he’s insane but evil
I like how it seemed like Maul learned some political skills from Palpatine and he applied those skills to the criminal underworld
The way Maul was fleshed out, how they added depth to his character. Really good stuff
I’m so glad they expanded on darth maul more beyond just the first episode. Now he’s one of the most legendary siths of all time
The fact he came back from the ashes (with the help of savage and mother talizen) united 2 crime syndicates became leader of death watch and ruler of mandalore (with Accordance to mandaloren tradition) and overthrown the hutts really shows how efficient his planning is and his understanding of how the galaxy works not in the political way but in the way to survive (even though it changed since he was cut in half) in my opinion darth maul would of done a better job running the empire than sidous (maul ran his empire based on over zealous loyalty to him while sidious ran has empire based on fear and loyalty is harder to break than fear)
Definitely one of the greatest Star Wars villains. He is up there with Vader, Sidious, Grievous, Thrawn, Dooku, Ventress, Boba Fett, Cad Bane, Durge, Abeloth, and the Yuuzhan Vong.
Ray Park and Sam Witwer made him so legendary.
My only question is how does Maul use the bathroom after his first defeat?
Vader, Sidious, Grievous, Thrawn. Hell of a list.
Can’t say exactly how he uses the bathroom, but let’s just say that’s the main reason why he’s so mad at Kenobi😆
@@JournaloftheWhills That answer works for me. 👍
@@JournaloftheWhills Plus he can't masturbate either. Poor Maul.
@@thestealthyartist6248 knew someone was gonna go there
I think he doesn’t have to use the bathroom
20:30 that is the most heartwarming, best brothers scene I've ever seen.
Also: when I saw darth maul in the phantom menace I didn't expect him to be that cool and fearing. He just started getting impressive to me in the clone wars. His death in the phantom menace was truly disappointing and unsatisfying.
I love Maul’s lines in Clone Wars season 7 episode 10 “Phantom Apprentice.” A lot of what he said was true about the fall of the republic and Anakin’s fall to the dark side. But the time of Jedi had not passed, not yet.
Darth maul is the kratos of star wars. Not even losing half his body could stop his pure rage
Difference being that Kratos got his redemption. The only semblance of redemption Maul found was in death
I love Sam Witwer's work. I actually met him back at the Force Unleashed launch party in SF in 2008. His voice as Starkiller is iconic. So when I found out he was casted to voice Darth Maul, I was excited. And hearing the aggressive and low tone he puts on for Maul sells it for me. But I always find it awesome how when Sam Witwer says certain lines in certain tones like at 1:01:06 you can hear some Starkiller coming out.
That’s awesome u met him
@@pinheadnate8799 as is ur pathetic comments 🤡
Maul is badass but u gotta love obi Wan for the "I like your new legs" joke. He always brings a lighthearted energy to things even in the face of certain death
I loved that last scene with Ben Kenobi, the way they treated eachother with respect. Maul has some standards for sure.
Still can’t believe clone wars was a kids show, they straight up torture and murder. Shit is lit.
peoples necks get snapped, stabbed by lightsabers, getting shot... and i grew up watching this.
It was never a kids show. It was SUITABLE for kids, not made only just for children.
This is War...
@@janelleoritz8976 Wao, watch out big guy, I’m sure no one messes with you when you tell them you grew up watching the clone wars😈👊
I love mauls fighting style. something about his agility and movement with the double sided lightsaber is just so satisfying and smooth to watch
Keep this in mind! Losing limbs and living tissue permanently reduces your strength in the force (due to having less Midichlorians). This guy accomplished all this with his force potential cut in half!!!
Went from a character with a cool design and one of, if not THE best choreographed fights in the series (I like to imagine that he planned out a whole route for his fight based on how he fought at different stages, particularly with how quickly he switches from defence to offence the moment he had a guaranteed 1v1 with Qui-Gon without a chance of interruption from Obi-Wan) to one of the best written characters in the series
Maul trying to be a dad to Erza is shockingly good.
I like how the dark saber is just one of Mauls trophies
“And here I have my trophy for my club soccer team, and next to it I have my trophy I got for conquering a whole planet”
9:08 I never really noticed it before, but Maul's legs don't fall off until he is rendered unconscious. This implies that he spent years holding his legs together through sheer force of will.
Everyone knows that
@@ErykRoll you don’t know that
@@SonOfABith seriously, everyone knows that or at least true fans
@@ErykRoll not everyone is as dedicated to it as others
@@SonOfABith if only
Darth Maul has been my favorite Sith for as long as I can remember. I watched the original trilogy when I was a borderline toddler, and as soon as I saw that double bladed lightsaber from the new bad guy with the red skin and the cool horns, I instantly was hooked. I remember when I watched the episode where Maul was revealed to still be alive live when I was 9 years old. I distinctly remember gasping and freaking out and yelling “HE’S ALIVE?!?!?!” while my dad tried to get me and my brother to calm down. (Though in hindsight, he was also excited.) My Star Wars-imbued childhood had been Darth Maul. He was my hero for what a villain was. And he was ALIVE.
I ended up watching all of what happened to Maul. His renewal by the Nightsisters. His conquest of Mandalore. His eventual fall. But deep down, part of me knew he’d be back.
And now that he has, I’ve seen his betrayal by the Emperor, his desperate attempt to warn the Jedi of the oncoming slaughter. His final confrontation with the man who set him on his path of vengeance. His final question in his last moments asking if the boy he sought was the one who would bring balance to the force.
I see a tale of tragedy, a conqueror of ambition, led by the greatest of evils. A man who succumbed to his rage, but still tried to help his sworn enemies. A broken man both physically and mentally, who in the end was respected by the one he swore revenge upon.
7:20 Maul says "Through victory, my chains are broken", so that basically makes Sith Code canon.
1:07:13
"You... will yield... to my power-"
*muffled screaming*
RAAAAGH I CANNOT BREAK HIM
my FAVORITE maul moment is his moments with ezra and his quest to find obi-wan all the way up till his death.
you see a totally different shift to his character and it is very welcomed and even in his final moments he had hope not only that he would be avenged but in the force