Star Wars The Clone Wars
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
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"So the only thing that you can tell me is I can find Jabba...at Jabba's palace..."
I love just love that part.
but funny thing was that he didn't lie, Jabba was at Jabba's Palace lol
@@thegamingenderman I know right, like it's better than nothing.
More mandalorians on screen always means a party is about to happen...
This is where the fun begins🗿
This is the way
For Mandalore
For Mandalore!
5:12 - 5:20 And Maul just showed the Black Sun why he's the "head"man.
The bountyhunters in this episode you have seen before throughout the show. Embo (hathrower) and Sugi (Female Zabrak) helped the Jedi on Felucia during the seven samurai episode, in season two. Sugi also was flying the ship that rescued Asoka, Chewbacca, and then a Jedi that were being hunted by Trandoshans. Latts Razzi (vine dancer) was part of Boba Fett’s crew for the train job that Ventress took to become a bounty Hunter herself.
They don't remember Embow and this bounty hunter squad
Nor Pre Viszla.
@@shugaroony reaction TH-camrs seem to be the least observent people. I have many reaction TH-camrs and 9/10 they kinda clueless
Agreed @@zelithfang2365
Bo Katan was smirking back at her boss after Maul choked her out because their plan worked. They learned from their dealings with Dooku that Sith should be trusted only as far as you can throw them, so used the Sith's current situation to their advantage. Bo Katan purposefully voiced doubt to make maul display his strength and make a show of dominance, to establish a false sense of security in him. While the mandos wanna just mobilize and take Mandalore now, they do see the genius in Maul's plan, and are impatiently waiting for it to come to fruition first.
Also, I loved this strategic side of maul. He tried luring Kenobi to get him alone, and that didn't turn out well. Now he wants to build a powerful criminal underworld, gaining vast resources and manpower, so that he can outlast the clone wars and destroy Kenobi with overwhelming force.
Darth Maul criminal kingpin is a series that should happen even if it’s just a what if 😁
And this why I believe Clone wars did Maul justice. Dude is tough but he's one hell of a strategist. His voice is very intimidating also, he reminds me of Deathstroke/Slade from Teen Titans.
Having a full episode of bad guys is a nice change of pace, no Jedi, no clones, just criminals doing their thing.
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We’re in the meat of it now people!
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The intro scene with Maul and Savage frozen and Death Watch cutting in, always felt to me like a nod to the opening sequence in James Cameron's 1986 film: Aliens.
People tend to forget with her recent appearances in the Mandalorian that Bo-Katan began her character arc as a second-in-command villain in a terrorist group.
Yeah we only knew her from Mandoalorian so it was interesting seeing her in this and where she started 😯
This is actually Bo's second apperance in the show.. her first was on that snow planet where she slapped Ahsoka's ass.
This was always darth mauls plan He is a tactical genius and always thinks ahead Plus this is the way of the sith domination
A far cry from his first appearance, where he’s basically just an assassin not that much different than Ventress except you know she has lines.
@brucechmiel7964 He's a Sirh Lord raised by Sidious, which is why he was so powerful at 22 years old in ep 1 and was able to build an empire and manipulate, he learned from his only father figure. Ventress was only an assassin, no where near the same amount of training.
@@thealmightypancakeface9585 Maul was an animal. A rage filled assassin. It wasn’t ti much later he grew actual ambition. Honestly he becoming a crime lord is still out of left field. It took 10 years and room full of writers to make him a compelling villain.
@@brucechmiel7964 Maul had plenty of backstory before his resurrection, he was raged filled, yes but he also inherited Sidious' teachings.
Maul before the events of episode 1 spent time in the underworld where criminals and pirates dwelled. So him being a crime lord makes sense, especially since he was supposed to be the main villain in George Lucas's sequel films had he continued. *Sith Lord.
@@thealmightypancakeface9585 I have that comic. He went on a killing spree like he was a ninja Jason Voorhees.
"Poor Obi Won"
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What a start to the next arc, huh? One of the darker arcs in the series, it's also one of the best and just more proof that they really elevated Maul to another level. There's quite a few fun facts for today's episode, so I'll go ahead and get started on that.
First off, the Black Sun is one of the most famous crime syndicates in Star Wars, first appearing in the Legends multimedia project Shadows of the Empire released in 1996. The project takes place in between Episodes 5 and 6 and consisted of several products including a novel, a comic series, and a video game. In Legends, Black Sun was led by Xizor, a Prince of House Sizhran of the planet Falleen which is also the name of his species. While Xizor has been mentioned to still have ruled Black Sun in canon, we know almost nothing else about him. The Black Sun council Maul meets with are also members of the Falleen species. An extra fun fact about that scene in particular is that it was edited when it aired on Cartoon Network, not showing the part where the headless bodies fell to the floor. The next syndicate Maul and Death Watch visit is the Pyke Syndicate made up entirely of members of the Pyke species native to the planet Oba Diah. to quote Wookieepedia: "The species was distinguished by their unsettlingly large heads and undersized faces." They specialized in smuggling spice, a general name for a type of illicit substance or substances mainly mined by slaves on the planet Kessel. While it can be refined into things like medicine, many use it in making powerful narcotics. Moving on to the Hutt Council, they are the heads of the Hutt families that run the Hutt Cartel. The members that appear in this episode are: Jabba Desilijic Tiure better known simply as Jabba the Hutt, Oruba who was unable to escape and was killed by Savage, Gorga Desilijic Aarrpo (the one who is in Jabba's palace with him. He is actually Jabba's nephew, which is why we know his full name), Arok (the one with the device in his mouth that looks like a cigar. His appearance and voice are based on the well known gangster actor Edward G. Robinson), and finally Marlo (His appearance is based on the character Don Vito Corleone in The Godfather played by Marlon Brando). The droid translator in Jabba's palace is an unidentified GL vendor droid that seems to have replaced TC-70, the droid who was Jabba's interpreter in previous episodes, as well as the Clone Wars movie.
The scene with the Hutt council also features several returning bounty hunters. This includes Sugi and Embo, both of whom are introduced in the season 2 episode "Bounty Hunters". Embo also appears with his pet anooba, Marrok (an extra fun bit about Embo is that he's voiced by Clone Wars producer and showrunner, Dave Filoni). We also see Derrown, the Parwan who was introduced in the season 4 episode "The Box". Lastly, we see Latts Razzi and Dengar, both of whom showed up in the season 4 episode "Bounty". While the episode was Razzi's Star Wars debut, Dengar's first appearance was actually all the way back in The Empire Strikes Back in 1980. He was one of the bounty hunters Darth Vader was hiring to find the Millennium Falcon. Other returning characters include Pre Vizsla, the leader of Death Watch, and Bo-Katan, his second in command. I believe I said this in another episode, but Vizsla is voiced by Jon Favreau, the executive producer of The Mandalorian series as well as one of its writers. Favreau also provides the voice of a character in The Mandalorian named Paz Vizsla, a heavily armed and armored Mandalorian belonging to House Vizsla and possibly a descendant of Pre Vizsla himself.
Well, that covers everything I can think of for this episode. See you guys next week for the next episodes of the arc! Hopefully next episode is a little less packed with little cameos and easter eggs.😁
Season two seems so long ago. It’s cool they bring back characters so much in this though. Makes for good rewatch ability 🤩
This is where the fun begins!!!! The arc I was waiting for! 🙏🏽💪
Nice 😁
Thank goodness for these helpful Sith Lords, they helped bring back jet packs and beskar to Mandalore
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@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 hope you two are enjoying the new year. This is the way after all
and, as you predicted at the end of last ep, Bethany, Obi wan was 100% correct about what Maul would do & how dangerous ignoring him would be. So 100% correct it's like he saw it in force precognition visions! Yoda screwed the pooch that time.
Just ignore how aggressive savage was when waking up😅
The Black Sun are from the multimedia tie-in Shadows of The Empire from the 90s, where it was in a novel, a comic, action figures and of course the video game for the N64.
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This arc gets good
Nice 😎🤟
I could’ve sworn you guys have seen deathwatch multiple times
They did, but they have a really terrible memory. This is only Pre Vizsla’s third outing But because they watched the live action stuff first they figured Bo Katan’s role is much bigger than it actually was. This is only her second appearance in the entire show and she is just Pre Vizsla’s Henchwoman.
@@brucechmiel7964 It seems to be a thing with reactors, never to remember anyone. Its a bit scary for these two however, since they aren't the usual teenagers with attention spans of a newt. Oh well, the lady is a bit more clued up anyway, and I do appreciate her insight on things.
This arc of Maul becoming a crime boss of the underworld is and amazing take.
Keep watching the clone wars is about to get intense and very liner
13:10 Yes that's what the Sith are in a nutshell.
Hmmmm, Bo-Katan did seem to enjoy being force choked. 🤨😂
really annoys me when people see bokatan as a hero, she was 2nd in command to starwars isis and killed many civilians for deathwatches "cause" and lost mandalor to the imps, also people got a hard on for maul when he struggles against none force users all the time.
No witnesses 🔥🔥🔥
It's happening! Hold onto your butts
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With what is to come, a lot will say that Bo is being immoral here. To an extent, maybe. She is a Mandalorian though, and she believes in her race's warrior past, which is why she teamed up with Pre Viszla and Death Watch. And this plan ensures devastation for all Mandalore.
Bo Katan also besides believing his Death Watch's terrorist ways seemed to genuinely respect Pre-Vizla's leadership and strength.
Well the warrior culture is basically be a degenerate who is always at war because its fun. Pretty immoral there.
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They have to check out the foce unleashed cutscenes in the future