Star Wars: Clone Wars - Episode 103+104 (5x15+5x16) - Group Reaction
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When Maul is sensing Sidious coming to Mandalore...that oh shit moment is priceless !
Also, "you're satines sister, aren't you? I'm so sorry"
Mirrors
"Anakin is the father isn't he? I'm so sorry"
And Kenobi doesn't sense a powerful ass being in the Dark Side is in the vicinity...
thats because maul and savage are already there, maul senses sidious because hes his master and was trained by him, just as vader senses kenobi
@@ryatt1 sith recognise sith
Literally priceless.
Palpatine uses the Force to augment his movements and make up for his advanced age. Yoda does the same thing when he fights. While it makes them both extremely quick, the technique is draining, and can only be maintained for so long. There's actually a moment during the fight in this episode where you can see Palpatine stop to catch his breath.
Yeah, and when it seemed that Maul was successfully pushing Palpatine down with his lightsabers, Palpy just said “screw it” and used the force to win
Yes, in his mind, he said it the same way he said “dew it”
This isn't Jedi, he's not like crazy old yet.
@@cedric13 For a human he is. Old enough that he wouldn't be moving like Anakin or Mace.
And then someday, there is a clumsy "robot" who just slowly grabs palps and and throws him down a deep hole xD
It's noticable when he's dealing with Savage's raw strength.
In Revenge of The Sith, Palpatine has a lightsaber when dueling Windu, but then it gets thrown out the window, but when he fight Yoda he has another lightsaber implying everything has two.
@@Fordo007 This is a beautiful image in my mind.
Palpatine in a small alley on Coruscant, with his hand outstretched, Force-feeling for his lost lightsaber.
To make Palpatine a little cuter - if he still named his lightsaber. 😂😂
Finds Windu’s severed hand instead
@@Fordo007 I mean sith can literally created lightsaber again
@@Ryanlexz Not that easy
"Palpatine, you have already had breakfast."
"I've had one, yes. What about second breakfast?"
The ship that Obi-Wan came to Mandalore on was the _Twilight._ Anakin and Ahsoka used it frequently during the first two seasons of the show. Apparently, Anakin hadn't been maintaining it since then.
Yup the one where they rescued jabbas kid
Anakin is the mechanic whose personal cars are all broken
@@jacquesmassard9226 Also he's not really supposed to own things anyway
@@nickdouglas736 "In senate financial disclosure new the senator from naboo owns 40 broken down star ships news at 11" "Anakin!!!!!"
Considering how many times its crashed he probably ran out of his yearly budget for repairs.
I love the delivery of "You're Satine's sister, aren't you? I'm so sorry" being just like "Anakin is the father, isn't he? I'm so sorry".
Maul is a very tragic character
He was "kidnapped" by Palpatine and trained as a weapon since childhood and brainwashed by the darkside "killed" and left to insanity for 12 years
Maul is all about revenge and hate, to have what was taken from him, he can't think about anything but that but different from Palpatine he still cares for "people" (his familly)
But at the same time, Maul can't treat his brother like a brother, he doesn't know how to act like it so he goes to the closest relationship he ever had, with HIS Master
From this and foward Maul just gets more complex and i really love that
Maul doesn't care about people. Dude only care about himself
@@Ryanlexz Naw he cared about his brother it's only moments where he is off guard do you see it like when his brother was stabbed and he does not call him apprentice like he has been but says brother. Maul knows only how to be a sith so he can only think of relationships in sith terms.
@@Ryanlexz His relationship with Mother Talzin and Savage prove otherwise.
And one of the worst bits is he was never trained to be a full apprentice - he was trained enough to be a Sith assassin but never a fully fledged Sith Lord, I think Sidious’ master sees him training him but because of the manner of his training he isn’t worried - I guess it’s one of the flaws with Sith ideology that they incentivise the master not to develop the apprentice enough to replace them
maul chose to off his bes friend, that was his choice
Din Djarin was actually saved by DeathWatch. You can see their logo on the armor, when they save him as a kid.
mhmm. And knowing what happens with clan vizla later during the Galactic Civil War (which I cant spoil since their gonna watch rebels) and Paz Vizla also being a member of the Watch, its likely Djinn was rescued shortly before this incident and he and the survivng members joined the watch rather then serve maul (but djiin would be too young to remember that much)
@@darkflame9410 I always thought he was saved by remnants of those who were loyal to Maul. The Armorer had Zabrak style horns on her helmet
@@Quick_footy1 I believe in theory that the armorer is Rook Kast, the Mandalorian we see in S7 of The Clone Wars when the Mandalorians prepare to defend themselves against Republic forces.
I wanna Din djarin him animated
Served Pre Vizsla right for all the trouble and atrocities he caused during the Clone Wars and "A Friend in Need". I'm glad Maul managed to teach that Extremist Bastard and Zealot a lesson for the malicious things he's done in the show and how he was portrayed in "A Friend in Need". Even Obi-Wan and Ahsoka didn't have the guts to defeat Vizsla unlike Maul and funnily enough, both of them remain unaware of Vizsla "kicking the Bucket" after their encounter with him.
Easily one of the most satisfying retributions in Clone Wars next to King Rash, Merrik, Argyus and Garnac. For Tryla, for Battledroid 513 and for the various Droids on Carlac.
Maul just obliterating everything in his way this arc
Palpatine: "Hey"
The best arc starts next week. This arc was phenomenal, and Palaphtine was not talking about Dooku when he told Maul he's been replaced.
Actually he was.
@@СержаПриезжих Actually I think Palpatine could be referring to both Dooku and the other since Dooku was always the placeholder until Palpatine got his ultimate apprentice.
I mean dooku is still alive
@@СержаПриезжих Palpatine never considered Dooku to be his apprentice, rather he was considered a means to an end. Anakin was the apprentice that had replaced Maul.
@@LoinkLoink Dave Filoni said on some of the DVD recording that Palpatine was talking exactly about Count Dooku!
You have to read the son of dathamir comic now since at this time Disney bought Lucasfilm at a bunch of clone wars episodes were canceled. Son of dathamir is short but covers what happens to maul and will clear up confusion in the future.
They gotta react to the audio comic
Are there other canceled clone wars episodes that were made into comics?
@@yobama9880 There's a Ventress arc that got turned to a novel
@@Dennis_Fueru Thanks for the quick answer
@@ThreshmanEntertainment oh yeah that audio was really nicely done the voice impressions were amazing :).
If you want to see this arc's continuation, then I recommend reading the "Son of Dathomir" comic. It shows what Palpatine did with Maul next. That arc also was an arc that was supposed to be in this show but before it could be made Disney took over and cancelled Clone Wars. I think 10 arcs are sadly still unfinished because of that, to this day and there are some pretty awesome arcs among them.
Yeah i dont get that... after this season they pretty much only show the order 66 stuff
@@maxmustermann1533 I generally like Order 66 stuff but the other stuff would have been nice to get, too.
This is what I am hoping to see during season 2 of Tales of the Jedi, maybe also seeing the story between Quinlan Vos and Asajj Ventress
We could have gotten one of those arcs in Season 7. Instead we got that one arc with the annoying sisters.
@@MandatoryFruit The best part of that horrible arc was that it made the final arc look even better. I still remember when I finished that arc I thought: "I'm beginning to doubt that the last four episodes are up to the task", but then: "Gosh, this is amazing!"
This was Ian Abercrombie last voice work of Darth Sidious he passed away RIP 🙏 And went out given a Amazing Proformace ⚡ With Sam Witwer and Clancy Brown 😈🤘 Amazing Arc
"Shades of Reason" is hands down one of my favorite episodes of this arc (yes I prefer this episode over "The Lawless") and my all-time favorite Clone Wars episode overall before we get to Season 7's episodes cause we actually see the side of Maul as someone who is cunning, clever and an overall strategist on wanting to rule Mandalore as a base of his criminal empire without drawing too much attention of the Jedi. Plus his plan during the beginning of the episode was a very brilliant plan as he allows his criminal army (the Black Sun and the Pyke Syndicate) in different sections of Mandalore to cause chaos just to make Satine's government look weak in the eyes of the public, thus leading to Pre Vizsla and his group to save the day and Apprehend the criminals and winning the attention of the citizens which resulted in Satine being imprisoned.
Of course, this resulted in Vizsla and his group betraying Maul, but what's interesting is that Maul expected Vizsla's betrayal way earlier in advance before they arrived on Mandalore and while he felt upset about it he seemed pleased with this as his imprisonment along with his brother Savage allowed them to find another replacement for Vizsla which they can use as their Puppet ruler for Mandalore: Almec.
The fight between Vizsla and Maul is one of my favorite highlights of the episode and one of my favorite fights in all of Clone Wars and a satisfying end for Pre Vizsla for being such an extremist Zealot Scumbag on his Mandalorian Ideology and how he was portrayed in "A Friend in Need". It even shows us how his soldiers react over the course of the fight until Maul executed Vizsla with some seeming almost entertained, and others looking concerned (Bo-Katan). After Vizsla being executed by Maul and later taking up the Dark Saber, this resulted in Vizsla's Mandalorian Group being splintered into two with those siding with Maul and becoming his own Army for his Shadow Collective (The Mauldalorians) and those who oppose Maul (as they see him as an outsider) and want to just return Mandalore to the old Mandalorian ways and not just some tools for revenge against the Jedi including Obi-Wan (Bo-Katan and her Nite-Owls).
Overall, it was a "win" for Vizsla as both him and his group succeeded in ousting Duchess Satine and her pacifistic government. However, this soon became short-lived for as it soon became a win for Maul because he finally found a planet that he can conquer in the shadows for his Criminal Empire while having someone he can use as a puppet ruler publicly (Almec) on Mandalore and having his own Army of Mandalorians. On top of that, even the Jedi (Including Obi-Wan) and the Galactic Republic remain completely unaware of what is going on right now while Maul and his Shadow Collective were taking over Mandalore.
It's probably my favorite episode of the arc as well because Pre Vizsla is my favorite Star Wars character despite him dying in it
@@Dako1922 Pre Vizsla got what he deserved for all the atrocities he committed during the Clone Wars and in "A Friend in Need", and the bastard had one of the most satisfying retributions/ends out of all the villains in Clone Wars and literally any villain in general.
@@EChacon I can understand that, I just really like his character design and I think he is one of the coolest characters
@@Dako1922 But Vizsla still was a scumbag.
25:05 Marketa with the hood laughing right along with Palpatine xD
This right here is the episode.
If you want to know, the last line "I have other uses for you" isn't continued on the show (Since Disney cancelled the show), that story continues on a comic book, I suggest you too see it before season 7 (Is not that important, but you will learn the fate of a character)
it gets resolved in the final season on Disney+
@@ExplainNation24 No tf it doesn't, they don't show how Maul gets released and the entire arc with Dooku dueling Maul and Grievous killing Mother Talzin.
RIP 3 of the best creation of the entire Clone Wars show...Pre Vizla, Satine Krys and Savage Opress...Great voice actor, story and design, you can't ask for more ! A very nice duo of episodes !!
Pre Vizsla got what he deserved and the bastard had it coming when he got his retribution at the hands at Maul for all the trouble he has caused in the Clone Wars and in "A Friend in Need"
@@EChacon maul isn't a saint lmao 😂
@@Ryanlexz Neither was Pre Vizsla especially the atrocities he committed throughout the Clone Wars and in "A Friend in Need".
@@Ryanlexz So no you and jean-philippe don't deny and justify Pre Vizsla's actions were considered a saint.
@@EChacon He's a war criminal and a bastards...bringing back Mandalore roots could have been done differently, he's not a new Mandalore in crusades !! loll
Remember when Maul said: "We are the true lords of the Sith"? That was an official challenge and the force picked that up. It send the messege to Palpatine that there is a challenger to his rule. As the Sith Lord, Sidious went to challenge Maul for Supremacy. And then only the Strongest stood tall.
This just shows why palpatine is one of the goats of villains.
Yall gotta check out the Son of Dathomir comic, it fills a gap the show didn't get to fill between now and season 7.
Seeing what Obi-wan went through with Satine and mirroring that with Padme and Anakin has been one of the many highlights of what Clone Wars has done
clone wars has a lot of legendary moments, but nothing puts a bigger smile on my face than palppatine cackling while having what is essentially a Night Out On the Town for him
Until Season 7 came out years and years after the show was initially cancelled, this was my favorite arc of The Clone Wars, with The Lawless as my favorite episode of the series. The Sidious vs Maul + Savage fight is great, and the visuals from the Death Watch vs "Maul-dalorian" fights were amazing. The 5x15 plot for taking over Mandalore is solid, but the way it plays out on-screen is definitely some compressed storytelling to put it charitably.
Because The Clone Wars was cancelled with the Disney buyout, the story of what Sidious has planned for Maul and how all that plays out is only covered in the "Son of Dathomir" comic miniseries (based off a planned arc of the show that would have come later if it had continued). If you guys don't read it, or at least a synopsis, then there are parts of Season 7 that will be ... let's say a bit confusing, since it picks up after the Son of Dathomir story.
The rickety ship is the Twilight, the ship Anakin gets at the very beginning of the show, in the movie that kicked it off and introduced Ahsoka for the first time. The episode of The Mandalorian that introduces live-action Bo-Katan is called "The Heiress" because with Satine dead, she'd be the next in line for the throne - but without getting into spoilers, she still wants the Darksaber to solidify her claim.
Crazy that Kenobi managed to make 2 of the most baddest Sith villains ever hate him more than anything else. His rivalry with Maul is insane only to lead into Anakin/Vaders hate for him.
Also, I understand why Dooku was more afraid of palpatine than the entire jedi order lol man’s is insane and doesn’t even like using lightsabers. I love that they gave him dual wielding sabers in clone wars I wonder why he didn’t whip them out in ROTS
He has one on body and other concealed and hidden in the statue in the office. He lost one to windu and used the 2nd saber on yoda
@@AkiraNasuki Oh Ik he had them it just would’ve been awesome to see him use dual wield at some point in the movie. But I get they couldn’t have Ian choreograph that lol
I would say this is the best arc but the best arc starts next week
Personally think the best arc is the final arc of Clone Wars, but the next one is definitely close
The best arc so far
I was about to say, the arcs from here on out are straight Ws
One of the best arcs in The Clone Wars and now you know why.
36:01 This arc is definitely one of my favorite arcs. And what you said pretty much sums up the feelings you have while watching these episodes.
Maul IS for the first time shown to be afraid....when he senses Palpatine behind door....his voice is is quiet and you can HEAR the fear in his voice, almost all of the PTSD he endured during his training as Sith coming back....no surprise he kneeled down, Maul knew he cant get out of this but yet he still tried to talk his way out....better chances than fighting Palps :D
Really hated how they didn't animate Son of Dathomir arc....
an arc about 2 black girls with hipster haircuts made specifically for that season was for more important /s
I wish they animated it too
Same. Absolute waste.
Something I love about how they made Mandalore and the EU material is that after Boba Fett became Mandalore they did become that type of warrior monk society they described here. He said they are not sheep who cannot defend themselves, nor are they starving wolves that devour each other. They are sheep dogs. Protecting those who cannot protect themselves, and showing no mercy to those who come for their pack.
If you do decide to read the "Son of Dathomir" comic, you should wait until _after_ you've finished Season 6, as a character from the show dies in that comic but appears in Season 6. If you read it before you see those episodes, you'll be confused as to why a character has suddenly come back to life.
Just an FYI for the Normies, the proper follow-up story to this arc was unfortunately never finished by The Clone Wars creators. It currently only exists as a 4 part comic book series titled "Son of Dathomir", based off of a 4 episode storyline that was written but never finished prior to the series' cancellation. When the series returned for a final season, sadly this arc was not a storyline of the few they chose to complete.
This arc showed everyone how badass the Clone Wars could be. And Filoni knew how to fully utilize every character to the max.
Just to let you know Lucas idea for the sequel trilogy was have maul being the godfather of crime with his new apprentice darth talon and she would have been the new darth vader. You can look up images of her online. Would have been interesting, clone wars shows he learned and worked with others like Dave Filoni.
We don't know what his vision for the sequels was. There's another rumour that it involved the microscopic world of the midichlorians, which would have been.....weird.
@@inefekt Not weird. That's exactly what he had Yoda doing in season 6.
This arc is peak Star Wars. What could have been if we were shown a series about the old times, when the sith hated each other as much as they hated the jedi. And to have a series finale featuring the Rule of Two unfold - chef kiss
Fax wish we could get a Old Republic show if it was put in the cannon
these are 2 of the best episodes in the entire show
what a ride
RIP Satine and The Twilight
😭😭😭
This is where the fun begins
They cut it out but
“You can kill me, but you will never destroy me” is my all time favorite obi wan quote
It’s wild that Marketa likes Sidious but not Vader lmao
First of all, love the reaction! I love seeing people watch this set of episodes for the first time, especially the Maul & Savage VS Palpatine fight, which is fucking incredible
As for 26:45, if you remember the Nightsisters enhanced Savage using their magic, so now that he's dying the magic is leaving his body
Among the GOAT episodes of TCW. You don't typically cheer for Palpatine, but after what happens to Satine, how can you not?
Probably top 5 star wars moments.
All the best shit happens in the Mandalorian Throne Room
I love the pure “Oh shit” look Maul has when his former master showed up
That fight with Sidious was like Vegeta v Frieza when Frieza entered his final form and Vegeta thought he was hot shit, just a complete one sided battle.
One out of the three of the craziest arcs (in the best way possible) complete.
4
Maul-Mandalore
Ahsoka (you know the 1)
5s
& Finale-Mandalore
Everyone who's already seen the show have been waiting forever for these two episodes LMFAO
27:33 This is one of the best lines of Palpatine in clone wars and even in the saga, it covers his entire character, with those words. (And is a great Star Wars meme)
Fun Fact, Son of Dathomir comic continues where the episode left off.
I wish it was animated
All the Mandalore content is some of the best Star Wars that ever Star Warred
Bo Katan's first Mandalorian episode is titled, "The Heiress"
Now I'm waiting for my next favorite arc, and my favorite character interaction. This Maul, Savage, and Palpatine is a close second though.
The fun part is knowing that when Maul begged for mercy, he wanted Palpatine to kill him because he knows what Palps is capable of…
Pre- Vizla mistake was breaking with them too soon. He should have waited longer before the betrayal.
“I think this was like the fall of Mandalor”
Oh boy, you ain’t seen nothing yet son!
My opinion on "The Lawless" has somewhat changed 10 years later, however, I still have mixed reception of this episode as it does have its hills and valleys for various factors so I'll start of with the negatives then move on to the positives of the episode.
*NEGATIVES*
1. Sidious Coming To Mandalore after Maul executed Satine: Literally Palpatine/Sidious should've come to the planet when Maul and his army were planning to go after Dooku and the Separatists as part of Maul's revenge quest (of course the comic Son of Dathomir, somewhat covered part of it). Why, because Sidious/Palpatine is literally using the Clone Wars to gain power while behind the scenes being responsible for pulling the strings within the Galactic Republic and the Separatists, and having someone (Maul) try to interfere with his plans would provide better sense to go after Maul instead of just coming to Mandalore the moment Maul executed Satine. Besides, Palpatine doesn't even give a care and had little interaction with Duchess Satine and Mandalore along with the fact Palpatine/Sidious's appearance is very reminiscent to General Grievous' shoehorned appearance in the Young Jedi arc.
2. Bo-Katan being sisters to Satine: I'm going to be upfront and blunt but I did find that element to be very shoehorned cause in the earlier episodes and her debut Bo-Katan was literally against her own sister and wants to overthrow her and later execute her. On top of that it just literally happened out of the blue, there was no tease, no hints, nothing and it kind of makes you wonder if Maul lost to Pre Vizsla and Vizsla was the one who executed Satine would Bo-Katan show any remorse?
3. Yoda and Mundi, party-poopers they all were: Long story short, they were just cowards in not supporting Obi-Wan in providing help or allowing him to go to Mandalore, especially the former, and even Yoda was no better in the next forthcoming episodes set to come.
4. Korki and the cadets: Good lord, why do their character models look so weird.
*POSITIVES*
1. Obi-Wan: Obi-Wan's back after literally being absent for two episodes while Sidious owned the episode, it really centers more on Obi-Wan on how he is desperate on trying to save his former lover, plus up until arrival on Mandalore he remains unaware what was going on. My favorite moment is without a doubt Obi-Wan not showing his emotions when Satine is about to be executed by Maul, cause while he knows something bad is about to happen to his former love and shows sadness when she passed away he doesn't actually let his anger, the Dark Side and especially his emotions take over when compared to Anakin.
2. Sidious in the Flesh: Even with the negative I had with Sidious arriving on Mandalore sooner than later, there is no doubt that he stole the entire episode, as well as this being the first time he appeared physically in the flesh after he only previously appeared only as a Hologram in earlier episodes. On top of that, it also serves as one of the final recorded dialogue by Ian Abercrombie before his passing and man did he knocked it out of the ballpark with his performance as Sidious, especially his quote he said to Maul: _"Remember, the first and only reality of the Sith. There can only be two. And you are no longer my apprentice. _*_YOU_*_ have been _*_REPLACED!!"_*
3. The three-way duel of Maul and Savage vs. Darth Sidious
4. Cliffhanger leads to Son of Dathomir (as a Comic).
Overall a decent episode I may be in the minority that the episode is *OVERRATED* including the flaws as I prefer "Shades of Reason" over this one, but it was a nice conclusion to the Mauldalore/Shadow Collective arc.
4:41 funny how they say they like that because it’s actually a glitch 😂
Was waiting for them to see this, cause this was just peak Clone Wars.
Now this is Group Reactioning: 20:45
God, I forgot how awesome the Brothers of Dathomire might be spelled wrong) vs Palpatine was. Also, yeah, this is where Clone Wars starts going real heavy into the story more than before. I'm really excited to see yalls reactions to S7 and maybe Rebels, obviously only if you want to.
Maul using the force to choke out Vizla from across the room would defeat the purpose of beating him. They follow the greater warrior, not someone who cheats in his honor duel.
Btw. since Obi Wan protected Satin as a padawan, before Mandalore turned pacifist, the peace could have only been around for a few years. Most people are probably old enough to remember the old days.
Almec is old enough to have spent more time as a warrior than a politician.
ya'll finally understand why this show matters
Fun fact: The helmet Kenobi puts on when he lands on Mandalore is based on a piece of Boba Fett concept art.
For sure have to watch Rebels and I hope you guys possibly rewatch the original Trilogy when you finish that as well
I feel so bad for Obi-Wan. Maul already took his master, and now the love of his life. I kinda blame Bo-Katan for all of this. I know she didn’t want her sister to die, but humiliated and destroyed her dream.
Sidious coming in and fighting Maul and Savage was amazing, he fights like an angry buzzsaw. That second lightsaber he has belonged to his master, Darth Plageius, he took it after killing him in his sleep.
And it shows that Sidious is not just watching the Jedi closely, but also dark-siders who could challenge him. This also makes me think of Taron Malicos from Fallen Order, and how he was trying to build an order of Dark Jedi with Nightsister power. If he really did that, you know Sidious would come to shut that shit down.
The scariest thing is that Sidious could have ended the fight with the force but he chose to let loose a bit since for years he has been forced to appear as a non combatant.
I would literally kill to get a three part live action movie of maul’s ark
The body count of these episodes is huge and is the only time Palpitine actually directly involves himself in anything throughout the entirety of the Clone Wars and goes ok play times over die and that’s it. One of the best episodes and fights of the entire show easy
these two eps are legendary. and it gets even better than this
Maul was really calculating in taking the throne from Vizsla. He intentionally restrained himself from using the force in their fight so as not to undermine the results which were supposed to be honorable. By doing that, he ensured that at the very least a majority of the Death Watch Commandos would accept his win and rule because he fought honorably.
I've been waiting for this reaction to come out, not only for Pre Visla and Maul fight but also for that second episode where maul kills Satine and then the fight with Sidious
Yoda really meant it when he said Obi wan wasn't strong enough to fight Palpatine.
There it is! My favorite lightsaber duel!
If you want a continuation of Maul's adventures after Sidious catches him, read the Maul: Son of Dathomir comic.
After season 6 you should react tot the audio comic: Son of Dathomir it is a 40 minute video that continues the story of Maul
When maul was begging for mercy I'm pretty sure he was just begging him to kill him because he knew what he would do to him if he took him prisoner. That's what I've heard at least.
Petition to make "Korkie Kryze is secretly Satine and Obi Wan's son" canon!
Every time I hear the line “you have been replaced!” I know damn well Palps isn’t referring to Dooku and it gives me the shivers.
A lot become clear now. So No satine in kenobi becomes clear, why bo wants the weapon that killed her sister to unite the people cause she is their rightful ruler. It non stop craziness😂 also what an amazing send off episode for palps voice actor like y’all said RIP
It was written in the official data books that maul is actually more powerful than dooku at his peak so micky actually has the right idea😅
I absolutely cannot wait for you guys to see what Rebels has in store!
Hard to believe this arc aired a couple months before the Red Wedding.
11:00
Visla blinds maul, makes him use his saber, disarms him, and moves in for the kill in one fell swoop. This is why the Jedi destroyed Mandalore's atmosphere. They're too dangerous to be left alive.
Another classic callback line, obi to Bo katan "you're sastines sister aren't you??......I'm so sorry"
Mirrors his line to padme "Anakin's the father isn't he??" In episode3
I’m so excited for you to start the next arc- it’s my favorite and one of the most emotional. Also you get to see more of this story continue in Rebels
Maul, and Opress were extremely powerful. But the Emperor had to come and remind them what a REAL Sith is supposed to be. Truly in the same boat as other powerful Sith like Bane, Sion and Vitiate. Maybe not quite as powerful as Darth Nihilus tho, considering Nihilus could eat entire worlds for a snack
revan: oh, I guess they forgot about me
@@churder6788 Didn't want to include him cuz I was sticking with career siths
@@AustinFoss00 yeah I know
Sidious is the culmination of all the Sith Lords. He'd kick all of their butts.
@@shugaroony Tell that to the elevator shaft he got thrown down
The fact Obi-Wan didn't flip out on Maul only shows how true to the Jedi ideals he is.
New character unlocked is an accurate statement for Palpatine dou wielding
At this point in time, anyone who had read the Darth Plagueis novel would know that Palpatine was trained to master ALL lightsaber forms, including Jar-Kai (dual-wielding single blades). Not a surprise that he is an absolute unit with two blades.
Palpatine was having so much fun going out and fighting someone, using the darkside for something other than obfuscation, he never gets to do that anymore, until ep.3 that is.
When Pre Vizsla was saying he had no interest in the neutral systems to Maul is both funny and ironic all in one cause In "A Friend in Need" he was on a neutral planet (Carlac) just raiding/burning down villages and playfully destroying defenseless droids they can find in the junkyard on some Ice Planet, for the hell of it and disregards Duchess Satine and conquering Mandalore, which goes back as to why Filoni and his crew ever made "A Friend in Need" in the first place?!? Because once we see Vizsla and his group again in Season 5, they made *NO MENTION* of their events on Carlac and resume going after to conquer Mandalore and oust Duchess Satine and after he conquers Mandalore following and imprisons Satine he says to Maul _"I have no interest in the neutral systems"?_
If "Friend in Need" never existed then his quote would make sense why Vizsla and his Group had no interest in going after and conquering the other Neutral systems with Maul. "A Friend in Need" contradicts and to a degree "retcons" Vizsla's true goal which was to oust and overthrow Duchess Satine from Mandalore ever since he was introduced in Season 2 when compared to the other Clone Wars villains (e.g. Dooku, Grievous, Riff Tamson, Tarkin, Krell, Admiral Trench, Vindi, Maul, Savage, etc.).
There's a canon comic that I haven't read that I believe is called Son of Dathomir where Maul is rescued from Palpatine by his Mando cronies and he returns to running Death Watch and the other crime organizations. We'll pick back up with him in season 7 and he'll be free. Just so you guys don't get confused when we eventually see him again.
still remember how a few episodes back chris said it was impossible for maul to get the darksaber how little he knew lol
Naw this shit hard, Palpy is literally having fun & he’s literally a wizard. Y’all will see… 😂
there is no mercy
I bizarrely never had respect for Pre Viszla UNTIL he accepted his death. In that moment, I questioned everything I thought about the man, and then two seconds later he's dead
The lawless. The best episode in entire The clone wars. Sidious entrance and fight was just perfectly executed to show his power.
The “mercy” he was asking for was death. Maul wants the mercy of death instead of staying alive to be tortured by palatine
Something I don’t think they do a good job of is depicting how threatening Dooku really is. I know Mickey said he should take Maul on as the new number 2 cause he’s cooler than Dooku. But Maul isn’t even in the same league as Dooku. Sidious actually viewed Dooku as a threat. Maul can’t even use Force Lightning. And you’ll see later that he’ll suffer another defeat from someone Dooku would never lose to
for some context on sidious' fighting style
1. he is considered a force lightning demigod
2. he hates using lightsabers and only uses it as an insult to the jedi
3. he knows all 7 forms of lightsaber combat