@@spacecadet2172 I don't love this show; and in some aspects; I agree with you... but this battle is VERY based on the classic samurai films from witch Lucas took inspration to create the Jedi. The exchange in posses before the battle, to the techniques they actually use in the battle are pure storytelling in their own... long story short; Maul and Kenobi have fougth various times; Obi Wan has grown and become much more wise while Maul has not; therefore Obi Wan is able to foresee every one of Maul's moves while Maul figth as if he was figthing with the same young hothead he fougth in the Phantom Menace and the CLone Wars... I could write a dozen paragraphs; but basically what they are going for is this: ruclips.net/video/GF5U83UIX1o/видео.html&ab_channel=FilmStruck You may not like this style of 'battle won before even started' but I cannot say it's poorlly executed; and it's very much in tone with the Star Wars of Lucas
The last words of Maul made me realize the amount of weight on Luke's shoulders were astronomical. Not only was he fighting for the people's future but also the ones who died too.
Part of me thinks that Maul didn't intend to win. He wanted a warriors death and an honorable end. The only person he could reliably count on for that was Obi Wan.
This fits Mauls character very well and I share a similar head canon. At this point Maul had to understand that the Force would never let him truly prevail in any of his endeavors.
@@zenny1337 Well not only that, but in The Clone Wars, we see a snapped Maul who is hanging on by a thread and the force to walk with his robotic legs. It's only after he was given new legs that he decides to seek out Kenobi for the first time and realizes that Kenobi isn't the same as he was when he severed his lower half in TPM.
I know this is 5 years late, but I disagree personally. If Maul planned on losing, I dont think he'd have gone for the dame move he used to kill Qui Gon Jin, let alone right at the start of the fight. Maul simply let his hatred overcome him, which led to his downfall.
Something I noticed was the pose Maul was in when Obiwan slashed him. It looks like the same one when he stunned Qui Gon back in PM. Except this time Obi wan didn't fall for it and instead countered it. Also I do find it rather touching and powerful that obiwan held him honorably and respectfully closed his eyes, even fulfilling his final question. They were the last remnants of another time. I'll miss Darth Maul, but at least his farewell was emotionally powerful and not something cast aside like Greivous for example.
Look at the way Obi-Wan shifts his stances right before the fight goes down. He starts with the pointing-forward Obi-Wan Classic, then shifts to the one he fought Vader in Ep. 4, and lastly adopts _Qui-Gon's_ stance from Ep. 1. He baited Maul into trying the same move that worked against that same combat style once before, and was ready to counter him.
@@newsystembad He switched from Form III (defensive style, his form as a master) to Form IV (offensive and acrobatic, the used by his master and the one that was originally taught to him by Qui-Gon). It could be a way of honoring his master, or him knowing that he doesn't need to be defensive against, Maul, he's so much stronger now that he can make quick work of him with offense.
This was a solid closure to this arc. Both men have come full circle. Obi Wan gave Maul a much more honorable death than he deserved. That makes Obi Wan truly noble.
This fight is very well done. Obi-wan first assumed his usual stance, but then he decided to change it to his master's style. Maul noticed that and remembered how he had beaten that style before. He charged at Obi-wan, bating him with two strikes, and delivered a swift chin bash he used to stun and kill Quigon Jin. However, it was all planned, Obi-wan successfully out wit Maul and swiftly changed back his style mid fight, deliver a fatal one strike across his chest, killing Maul immediately. Such a cool fight.
Anyone who had a problem with this fight is not a true Star Wars fan and failed to realise how symbolic this fight was. The stance Obi-Wan took after realising exactly what Maul was going to do, sends chills. For anyone who doesn’t know, the short move we see Maul do was the exact move he did to kill Qui-Gon. Knock them in the face with the handle of his lightsaber and as their stunned, spin around to stab them in the stomach. Of course, Obi-Wan knew he was going to do this and actually took his older master Qui-Gons personally fighting stance before Maul attacked.
I love this fight! There is so much tense and it reminds me of the samurai sword fights. It shows Obi Wans power as a jedi - you can feel that he remembers all things which Maul did (Qui-Gon, Satine), but he is able to forgive... and shall become more powerful than we can possibly imagine
so many people notching that the fight was only like 3 seconds long, although this was probably the most realistic sword fight we've seen in star wars. rather than the more dance like fighting the prequels incorporated it favors the most realistic kendo fighting from the originals.
Understandable the fact that Maul was getting tired, not just walking through desert and all that, just tired after running and searching just to complete, or fulfill his desire of beating Obi Wan, but of course his move didn’t fall for him, instead was counter, but knowing the Chosen One (Luke) will avenge them both
“Is he the chosen one?” “He is…unless Disney tacks on another three movies, shifts the focus to a new protagonist, and undoes all the progress that was made in a painfully contrived fashion.” “Oh…shit…”
It's not just films. When Samurai (who practiced their sword craft since being little boys, and actual sword craft at that, not the hacking and hammering that most knights were up to - still better than your average peasant and they had some technique, but most superior sword fighting technique in Europe started developping from the 14th ish century onwards) fought each other, it was usually over instantly, or if the opponents were a bit more evenly matched in a handful of moves. Miyamoto Musashi killed masters with 1-2 strokes most of the time or off a parry-counterattack. Sure, these Jedi have super natural speed and reflexes, but both of them do. So it evens out. But it wouldn't make for "good scenes" for your average person, taht doesn't know anything about sword fighting.
This is what lightsaber battles were all about. Quick. Stark consequence. And meaningful. No need for 10 minutes of flashing lights with somehow no wounds sustained to bring about more sequels.
I really love that in order to ret-con how slow the Vader vs old ben fight was in ANH, they have made is so obi-wan is so skilled that he hardly has to move to defeat any opponent. I mean, this is one of the most satisfying fights in the whole saga, and it barely lasts a second.
No I’m afraid your wrong. The fight is short because Maul tried one exact move on Obi-Wan and Obi knew exactly what he was going to do. The same move he used to kill his master Qui-Gon. You can see from their stances at the beginning. Love it or hate it, that’s what the writers intended to do here and they did it beautifully.
Reminds of when I think Mace Windu or Yoda tell Obi-wan is Strong and should be more confident in himself because while Mace and Yoda use their respective fighting styles to make up for their weaknesses Obi-wan has no such weakness
@@Lt.Dan_23 Why can't it be both? Did the writers say it *wasn't* both or did they just confirm one of them? That isn't a complete confirmation, if so.
Simple, Obi Wan has become powerful not by fighting with a saber but with the force, that's why he won, it's the same as Sidious took al the Jedi masters with ease because his connection to the force was stronger.
I think obi wan's fighting form soresu gave him an edge. As its a defensive style meaning beating kenobi in saber duels is very very hard. Impatient people will lose against him
5 years late, but the reason is because obi baited Maul into thinking he's going to use Qui Gon's form, whereas he saw how Qui gon died, he took advantage of it and made Maul use that very same move, which ultimately led to his death.
I feel like that series tries so hard to recreate the prequel feels with all that lightsaber duel moves lol This kind of duel from Rebels show is what I was hoping to see more
Obi Wan used a feint to trick Maul. First they went into stances. Maul to his, and Obi Wan to a Soresu opening. But then Obi Wan changed to Ataru, Qui-Gon Jinn's style. Their blade strikes were Qui-Gon vs Maul all over until Obi Wan sliced down the middle of Maul's sabers. Obi Wan successfully used Maul's muscle-memory/training against him. That's why Maul looked surprised after the pattern was broken. - Dan Filloni Interview
Something very touching and sad with the way Kenobi caught Maul, closed his eyes and then put his hand on his chest. I don’t believe Obi Wan ever took a life lightly…even from someone that had sustained their own life by their pure hatred of him!
Now that his journey as Maul has come to an end, for the most part, I really wish Disney would bring back Sam Witwer to reprise his role as a Canon version of Starkiller.
@GalacticGourd A decent scene to be sure. But CW made up part of my childhood. So seeing these two face off one last time just stole the entire show for me. And trust me, there are plenty of great scenes in this show
He's no longer filled with the rage that kept him alive the first time round. I get the feeling that by this point Maul is almost going through the motions, hunting for Kenobi because he has nothing else to justify his existence. Or alternatively: Maul was only brought back the first time because he was a really cool character that died too soon, but now his story has to end.
Do any wrestling fans felt something familiar about this? *cough* Goldberg vs Brock Lesnar *cough* Survivor Series 2016 A return old veteran after 12 years & a rematch that most anticipated & hyped up by fans but the match ended up extremely short, *1 minute : 26 seconds* This similarity is the only thing that keep me positive about this duel
He's the chosen one and will defeat the Emperor... Until he's a moany blue milk drunk cowardly hermit that requires a Disney Prince and Mary Sue to defeat 'Somehow , The Emperor.' Yeah, Disney sure did make most of their money making cash cow feel irrelevant.
I find the conclusion of this scene to have much in common with the conclusion of Halo Infinite's main campaign in the way both Kenobi and Chief show respect for old adversaries in their dying moments. One must often wonder what things are inspired by scenes and segments of other franchises... This is not a criticism, merely an observation.
@@Thoralmir lol, like seriously, why are people ignoring that fact? i think even before he found ezra and obiwan, he had a psychotic episode in the desert as he was ady at his wits end trying to find him until he got ezra to lead him to him
Wow. Even Count Dooku put up more of a fight in RotS than Maul did in this episode. Hell, I think the Younglings put up more of a fight against Anakin than Maul did against Kenobi.
@@TheChosen2030 lol, and yet Obi Wan warned him that "if you strike me down, i will become more powerful than i ever was before" both he and yoda have transcended both time and space......they are literally everywhere and nowhere now.
Obi Wan used a feint to trick Maul. First they went into stances. Maul to his, and Obi Wan to a Soresu opening. But then Obi Wan changed to Ataru, Qui-Gon Jinn's style. Their blade strikes were Qui-Gon vs Maul all over until Obi Wan sliced down the middle of Maul's sabers. Obi Wan successfully used Maul's muscle-memory/training against him. That's why Maul looked surprised after the pattern was broken.
Now i sad they said maul originally got killed by darth Vader i want to see that and could have done that like obi wan could have made maul snap out of it and we could have see maul and darth Vader fight but no yes that was a good rematch but a wasted opportunity to have him fight darth Vader u know what after season 3 i done with rebels and i watch Star Wars tv shows if they have it in live action
I dont understand Mauls death. Obiwan damaged his lightsaber. So, what does it mean? Maul died because in his lightsaber was heart or his "hope" died to kill Obiwan?
It really is the other way around.. If they danced around for 5 minutes, that woulda been unnecessary. Kids might not like that, but it's reminisent to actual Samurai fighting. You enticipate and deliver one swift strike, and it's over. Sure, a little bit more may have been nice, but it works just as well.
My opinion is the complete opposite way round. A full blown fight would have been a spectacle for children, but this short meaningful and symbolic fight meant more to me than most light sabre duels of the whole Star Wars universe
@@orsoncallankrennic7245 in this case, the high ground is the level of skill rather than actual footing. Maul told Ezra that if he hesitates like he did with the inquisitors, it would end up getting him killed.......apparently Maul's words were taken to heart, and Obi Wan didnt waste time and just cut to the chase, pun intended XD
This show is just utter garbage! what a pathetic fight. i would have thought by the 3rd season or what ever season its at now, it would be a better show.
lol yeah.....its garbage cause your fav character died after aimlessly wondering the desert, no food or water, trying to find Obiwan, and when he did, it was like a lvl100 paladin fighting a lvl18 rouge. i agree the fight was a bit of a cop out, but at the same time, he was also going against someone more powerful than he was......hell if the comments are correct, he even tried to use the same moves he used on Quigon on him, and it clearly didnt work as he got countered.
@@bigshow196 the comments are right, look at how obi wan changed his stance to Qui Gon, and Maul thought this means he can do the very same move he used against the master, when it very clearly isn't the case.
I like the idea that Maul was actually pretty suicidal a this point and felt some kind of twisted bond with Kenobi. Either way, I think it was a great fight and harkens back to the Samurai movies that inspired the original star wars films.
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Eat it Maul.
Obi-Wan Kenobi lol. My boy Vader killed u so stfu
Darth Sidious And you
Deleted nawwww man. I had clones of me m8.
Darth Sidious And got prisoned never to be let out again.
Darth Sidious Just watch fact free and you'll know what I mean :)
Not all sword fights take 10 minutes and a small country's budget worth of special effects. A lightsaber is made to cut people, not impress them.
That's Word good sir! :D
Nah, this show is just really bad and poorly executed.
@@spacecadet2172 Hush, little Troll. If you didn't like the show you only have yourself to blame for watching clips of it.
Ok... calm down
@@spacecadet2172 I don't love this show; and in some aspects; I agree with you... but this battle is VERY based on the classic samurai films from witch Lucas took inspration to create the Jedi. The exchange in posses before the battle, to the techniques they actually use in the battle are pure storytelling in their own... long story short; Maul and Kenobi have fougth various times; Obi Wan has grown and become much more wise while Maul has not; therefore Obi Wan is able to foresee every one of Maul's moves while Maul figth as if he was figthing with the same young hothead he fougth in the Phantom Menace and the CLone Wars...
I could write a dozen paragraphs; but basically what they are going for is this:
ruclips.net/video/GF5U83UIX1o/видео.html&ab_channel=FilmStruck
You may not like this style of 'battle won before even started' but I cannot say it's poorlly executed; and it's very much in tone with the Star Wars of Lucas
The last words of Maul made me realize the amount of weight on Luke's shoulders were astronomical. Not only was he fighting for the people's future but also the ones who died too.
"He will avenge us" love how maul says "us" shows how he has some form of respect for Kenobi
It's a beautiful line for Maul's character. He has been part of many different kinds of 'us' --- and they have all had Palatine as an adversary.
Part of me thinks that Maul didn't intend to win. He wanted a warriors death and an honorable end. The only person he could reliably count on for that was Obi Wan.
This fits Mauls character very well and I share a similar head canon. At this point Maul had to understand that the Force would never let him truly prevail in any of his endeavors.
@@zenny1337 Well not only that, but in The Clone Wars, we see a snapped Maul who is hanging on by a thread and the force to walk with his robotic legs. It's only after he was given new legs that he decides to seek out Kenobi for the first time and realizes that Kenobi isn't the same as he was when he severed his lower half in TPM.
I know this is 5 years late, but I disagree personally. If Maul planned on losing, I dont think he'd have gone for the dame move he used to kill Qui Gon Jin, let alone right at the start of the fight.
Maul simply let his hatred overcome him, which led to his downfall.
Something I noticed was the pose Maul was in when Obiwan slashed him. It looks like the same one when he stunned Qui Gon back in PM. Except this time Obi wan didn't fall for it and instead countered it.
Also I do find it rather touching and powerful that obiwan held him honorably and respectfully closed his eyes, even fulfilling his final question. They were the last remnants of another time. I'll miss Darth Maul, but at least his farewell was emotionally powerful and not something cast aside like Greivous for example.
Look at the way Obi-Wan shifts his stances right before the fight goes down. He starts with the pointing-forward Obi-Wan Classic, then shifts to the one he fought Vader in Ep. 4, and lastly adopts _Qui-Gon's_ stance from Ep. 1. He baited Maul into trying the same move that worked against that same combat style once before, and was ready to counter him.
@@newsystembad Exactly, there's a video of Sam Whitwer (Maul's VA) explaining this just like you said
They could've written Grievous more dreaded than a loud and tempered villain in The Clone Wars. Like the cartoon version of him.
Very similar to the conclusion of the fight between Chief and Escharum in Halo Infinite...
@@newsystembad He switched from Form III (defensive style, his form as a master) to Form IV (offensive and acrobatic, the used by his master and the one that was originally taught to him by Qui-Gon). It could be a way of honoring his master, or him knowing that he doesn't need to be defensive against, Maul, he's so much stronger now that he can make quick work of him with offense.
'He will avenge us', I cant escape the feels.
This was a solid closure to this arc. Both men have come full circle. Obi Wan gave Maul a much more honorable death than he deserved. That makes Obi Wan truly noble.
This fight is very well done.
Obi-wan first assumed his usual stance, but then he decided to change it to his master's style.
Maul noticed that and remembered how he had beaten that style before.
He charged at Obi-wan, bating him with two strikes, and delivered a swift chin bash he used to stun and kill Quigon Jin.
However, it was all planned, Obi-wan successfully out wit Maul and swiftly changed back his style mid fight, deliver a fatal one strike across his chest, killing Maul immediately.
Such a cool fight.
Anyone who had a problem with this fight is not a true Star Wars fan and failed to realise how symbolic this fight was. The stance Obi-Wan took after realising exactly what Maul was going to do, sends chills. For anyone who doesn’t know, the short move we see Maul do was the exact move he did to kill Qui-Gon. Knock them in the face with the handle of his lightsaber and as their stunned, spin around to stab them in the stomach. Of course, Obi-Wan knew he was going to do this and actually took his older master Qui-Gons personally fighting stance before Maul attacked.
Did anyone notice he held Qui Gon the same way while discussing a Skywalker being the savior?
Wow, now you said it. It make sense
I love this fight! There is so much tense and it reminds me of the samurai sword fights. It shows Obi Wans power as a jedi - you can feel that he remembers all things which Maul did (Qui-Gon, Satine), but he is able to forgive... and shall become more powerful than we can possibly imagine
This is way more artsy and elegant than I'd ever expect from a kid's show.
And so ends the tragedy of Darth Maul...
*until he comes back as a robot spider again.
robotic torso ftw lol
He tried the same move that killed qui-gon .... Pretty fitting end that it didn't work that time .
so many people notching that the fight was only like 3 seconds long, although this was probably the most realistic sword fight we've seen in star wars. rather than the more dance like fighting the prequels incorporated it favors the most realistic kendo fighting from the originals.
RIP Darth Maul
1999-2017
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Ben Huggins Just as he achieved the age to legally drink in Poland
I hope you don't mind if I repeat this comment evrytime I watch a Darth maul vi
This scene was very well done. I agree with so many statements. I really hope the Obi wan Show can honor its rich heritage including this series.
This aged like fine milk
Also how the hell did maul die
He didn't get cut of anything
@@tales-frontier Slashed through the torso, though they didn't show it here.
This one aged quite well. Kenobi series bridged the thematic gap of the tragedy of Darth Vader quite well
@@tales-frontier straight gouda, no wholesale
Seeing Maul finally have peace was sad but also relieving
Good thing Obi-Wan did not have to dig out his lightsaber
Wow, remember way back when Maul pretty much dominated their first duel until Obi-Wan got a lucky shot in?
The most powerful thing Kenobi did was hold Maul as he died. It showed his strength as a Jedi Master in his ability to forgive.
obi wan was so much more powerful then when they first fought I don't see why anyone would have a problem with this fight
I Dont know if i would say more powerfull but alot more skilled and much wiser
agreed
jerry mguire it was to short
How the hell was it so easy for Obi to win
I think it was a little short but it made it a little shocking which is what I liked and showed that obi wan was powerful af lol
Understandable the fact that Maul was getting tired, not just walking through desert and all that, just tired after running and searching just to complete, or fulfill his desire of beating Obi Wan, but of course his move didn’t fall for him, instead was counter, but knowing the Chosen One (Luke) will avenge them both
“Is he the chosen one?”
“He is…unless Disney tacks on another three movies, shifts the focus to a new protagonist, and undoes all the progress that was made in a painfully contrived fashion.”
“Oh…shit…”
Watch Akira Kurosawa's films. The greatest swordmasters don't dance around and parry for 10 minutes. One strike, and it's over.
This scene brought the legacy alive. :)
It's not just films. When Samurai (who practiced their sword craft since being little boys, and actual sword craft at that, not the hacking and hammering that most knights were up to - still better than your average peasant and they had some technique, but most superior sword fighting technique in Europe started developping from the 14th ish century onwards) fought each other, it was usually over instantly, or if the opponents were a bit more evenly matched in a handful of moves.
Miyamoto Musashi killed masters with 1-2 strokes most of the time or off a parry-counterattack.
Sure, these Jedi have super natural speed and reflexes, but both of them do. So it evens out. But it wouldn't make for "good scenes" for your average person, taht doesn't know anything about sword fighting.
gorgeous form of soresu
he used Ataru for this duel, look at the stance
Direction was simply excellent in this scene.
This is what lightsaber battles were all about. Quick. Stark consequence. And meaningful. No need for 10 minutes of flashing lights with somehow no wounds sustained to bring about more sequels.
I really hope Kenobi's final episode clearly shows Obi-Wan Developing to what he was here.
It wont...
The shades of 1999 have finally come full circle (duel of fates )
"Tell me, is he the choosen one ?"
"Yes"
Obi-Wan was wrong
Quigon Jinn: He will bring balance.
Darth Maul: He will avenge us.
I really love that in order to ret-con how slow the Vader vs old ben fight was in ANH, they have made is so obi-wan is so skilled that he hardly has to move to defeat any opponent. I mean, this is one of the most satisfying fights in the whole saga, and it barely lasts a second.
No I’m afraid your wrong. The fight is short because Maul tried one exact move on Obi-Wan and Obi knew exactly what he was going to do. The same move he used to kill his master Qui-Gon. You can see from their stances at the beginning. Love it or hate it, that’s what the writers intended to do here and they did it beautifully.
Reminds of when I think Mace Windu or Yoda tell Obi-wan is Strong and should be more confident in himself because while Mace and Yoda use their respective fighting styles to make up for their weaknesses Obi-wan has no such weakness
@@Lt.Dan_23 Why can't it be both? Did the writers say it *wasn't* both or did they just confirm one of them? That isn't a complete confirmation, if so.
@@JeremiahEcks777 Wasn't it confirmed by the voice of maul himself?
@@givemeanameiwillhate9525 That it was definitely not one or the other?
to be fair a few decades of torture and a few days of wandering the desert howling at the moon probably put the fight in obi wan's favour
A fight? This seems more like Maul commiting suicide xD
And it could very well be.
Simple, Obi Wan has become powerful not by fighting with a saber but with the force, that's why he won, it's the same as Sidious took al the Jedi masters with ease because his connection to the force was stronger.
I think obi wan's fighting form soresu gave him an edge. As its a defensive style meaning beating kenobi in saber duels is very very hard. Impatient people will lose against him
5 years late, but the reason is because obi baited Maul into thinking he's going to use Qui Gon's form, whereas he saw how Qui gon died, he took advantage of it and made Maul use that very same move, which ultimately led to his death.
@@givemeanameiwillhate9525 yeah, pretty much
Remember when the Star Wars writers understood the characters the wrote? Good times...
Anyway the Kenobi TV series sucks.
I feel like that series tries so hard to recreate the prequel feels with all that lightsaber duel moves lol
This kind of duel from Rebels show is what I was hoping to see more
Obi Wan used a feint to trick Maul. First they went into stances. Maul to his, and Obi Wan to a Soresu opening. But then Obi Wan changed to Ataru, Qui-Gon Jinn's style.
Their blade strikes were Qui-Gon vs Maul all over until Obi Wan sliced down the middle of Maul's sabers. Obi Wan successfully used Maul's muscle-memory/training against him. That's why Maul looked surprised after the pattern was broken. - Dan Filloni Interview
Beautiful
this time, he didn't aim to his waist
A beautiful perfect ending for Maul.
It’s like a Karasawa samurai film
I see they made Kenobi's lightsaber blade thin just like in the fourth movie.
I think they based the light sabers in Rebels by the original concept art for the original trilogy.
Best duel in all of star wars
One of the most epic obi wan wins ever
Something very touching and sad with the way Kenobi caught Maul, closed his eyes and then put his hand on his chest. I don’t believe Obi Wan ever took a life lightly…even from someone that had sustained their own life by their pure hatred of him!
General Grievous disagrees from beyond his grave
Maul tried to use the same move he used to kill quigon and got killed? Why are you so pissed off?
Now that his journey as Maul has come to an end, for the most part, I really wish Disney would bring back Sam Witwer to reprise his role as a Canon version of Starkiller.
Or more Maul stories.
I like to think he buried him according to Dathormian customs after
The real question is where did Obiwan get wood in the desert
how did obi wan killed maul???? obi wan just cutted mauls lightsaber and he actually died???
Milo Georgiev he sliced him down the torso the cut simply cut Through the centre of Mauls Lightsabre as it came down.
Not only did he slash his chest but he must have cut deep enough where it slashed his heart.
Milo Georgiev dude ur grammar😂
plot twist: It was a clone of Maul so he could fight Obi Wan and Vader at the same time and take revenge on Sidious
He died of "broken lightsaber"
The dudd that slain his old master and he take the time to bring "peace" to him nice scene
And the love of his life. Do remember Maul ALSO killed Satine and Obi wan held her the.same way.he.held Qui Gonn and eventually Maul himself
Who voiced this Ben Kenobi?
Like a western standoff but with lightsabers.
Maul is a key person, one of the most influential of that.
Did Obi use Qui Gon Jinn's stance?
It’s funny. The best scene in this entire show is one that involves none of the main characters.
@GalacticGourd A decent scene to be sure. But CW made up part of my childhood. So seeing these two face off one last time just stole the entire show for me. And trust me, there are plenty of great scenes in this show
when Darth Maul asked obi-Wan if he was the chosen one who was he referring to Anakin or Luke?
he wanted to kill master and learner with the same move. Obi-Wan saw it coming
Episode 1 Maul was a badass and in this t.v series he's kind of an Elizabethan-era, aristocratic softy.
When maul is saying he will avenge us, is he speaking about the with or is he speaking to obiwan about bringing palpating down? Think about it.
full fight is 3 seconds.
How did obi wan get wood for his fire?
The ol force wood technique
i don't think maul would have been able to move his arm up to obiwan after obiwan sliced down the center of his chest
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If he can survive with half a body falling down a bottomless pit, he can survive a scar on his chest...
He's no longer filled with the rage that kept him alive the first time round. I get the feeling that by this point Maul is almost going through the motions, hunting for Kenobi because he has nothing else to justify his existence.
Or alternatively: Maul was only brought back the first time because he was a really cool character that died too soon, but now his story has to end.
Disney can’t show us but I’m pretty sure obi wan sliced his whole chest open from top to bottom. That’s major organ damage
high ground
I see some of us came from Kenobi. :)
2:12 Yes He Will Maul Yes He Will
why are you happy about this
What did Obi1 said
Look what I ?????? above
'Look what I have risen above.'
Do any wrestling fans felt something familiar about this?
*cough* Goldberg vs Brock Lesnar *cough* Survivor Series 2016
A return old veteran after 12 years & a rematch that most anticipated & hyped up by fans
but the match ended up extremely short, *1 minute : 26 seconds*
This similarity is the only thing that keep me positive about this duel
My old apprentice you have failed me again............. like seriously m8 WTF I trained you better than this, smh
Darth Sidious You betrayed him you sack of shit
Should've done that to Reva
0:59 love how he doesn't even release he wrote his own death sentence by saying those words :D
Did they just do that to prove obi wan wasn't weak in his old age?
He's the chosen one and will defeat the Emperor...
Until he's a moany blue milk drunk cowardly hermit that requires a Disney Prince and Mary Sue to defeat 'Somehow , The Emperor.'
Yeah, Disney sure did make most of their money making cash cow feel irrelevant.
I find the conclusion of this scene to have much in common with the conclusion of Halo Infinite's main campaign in the way both Kenobi and Chief show respect for old adversaries in their dying moments. One must often wonder what things are inspired by scenes and segments of other franchises... This is not a criticism, merely an observation.
100% better than Kenobi
sad death
Did Maul had a heart attack or something,cause Kenobi did not even touch him.
He was wandering through a desert with two suns for days with no water.
@@Thoralmir lol, like seriously, why are people ignoring that fact? i think even before he found ezra and obiwan, he had a psychotic episode in the desert as he was ady at his wits end trying to find him until he got ezra to lead him to him
Wow. Even Count Dooku put up more of a fight in RotS than Maul did in this episode. Hell, I think the Younglings put up more of a fight against Anakin than Maul did against Kenobi.
I Agree
The Dragon Warlock you both obviously don't see the significance and meaning of such a short fight.
didn't anakin one shot each kid? like there was no fight. they could have been standing in a line and it will end pretty much the same
@@UnrealSjS shameful to associate yourself with such poorly constructed opinions. You won’t be getting a subscribe
how is he dead ? ._.
Gnx 23 - he slashed him through the chest and down
Well that was anticlimactic............
not that I'm pissed about it. would jus think their rematch would been more intense. good move countering the same move that killed Qui-gon
even they made maul lose. maul is still the better fighter than obi wan
Clearly not lmao Maul got destroyed. People don't understand how mad powerful Obi-Wan actually is.
James Ling-Vance obi wan got defeated by vader.
Vader also said his powers were weak
@@TheChosen2030 lol, and yet Obi Wan warned him that "if you strike me down, i will become more powerful than i ever was before" both he and yoda have transcended both time and space......they are literally everywhere and nowhere now.
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Seriously it was that easy?
Obi Wan used a feint to trick Maul. First they went into stances. Maul to his, and Obi Wan to a Soresu opening. But then Obi Wan changed to Ataru, Qui-Gon Jinn's style.
Their blade strikes were Qui-Gon vs Maul all over until Obi Wan sliced down the middle of Maul's sabers. Obi Wan successfully used Maul's muscle-memory/training against him. That's why Maul looked surprised after the pattern was broken.
Now i sad they said maul originally got killed by darth Vader i want to see that and could have done that like obi wan could have made maul snap out of it and we could have see maul and darth Vader fight but no yes that was a good rematch but a wasted opportunity to have him fight darth Vader u know what after season 3 i done with rebels and i watch Star Wars tv shows if they have it in live action
And have that scene in the end with darth maul saying his dying final words to obi wan and Ezra
I dont understand Mauls death. Obiwan damaged his lightsaber. So, what does it mean? Maul died because in his lightsaber was heart or his "hope" died to kill Obiwan?
He cut maul down his body. Think..the same cut Rey gave Kylo but instead of his back it was his front and it was a lot deeper
Yes, you´re right. I see it. But it was very quickly.
@@starwarsstar2340 because of Disney we’re not allowed to see what really happened, but in reality Obi wan split his chest open
So uncivilized
Good battle for kids, but not for fans like me. They are fightning less than one minute... Sidious should kill Maul in Clone Wars...
It really is the other way around.. If they danced around for 5 minutes, that woulda been unnecessary. Kids might not like that, but it's reminisent to actual Samurai fighting. You enticipate and deliver one swift strike, and it's over.
Sure, a little bit more may have been nice, but it works just as well.
at the start I was dissapointed with the fight but then I realised how real it was,no extravagance like the prequels just emotion like the sequels
Emotion like the sequels? I don't think so; Obi-Wan against Darth Vader in Episode IV is much better for me than that and this is not long battle too.
@@remipaws8917 so, you just want the spectacle the light sabre fights bring then? also, real fan?
My opinion is the complete opposite way round. A full blown fight would have been a spectacle for children, but this short meaningful and symbolic fight meant more to me than most light sabre duels of the whole Star Wars universe
Obi wan had the high ground.....
frank lutton ground looked pretty even to me
@@orsoncallankrennic7245 in this case, the high ground is the level of skill rather than actual footing. Maul told Ezra that if he hesitates like he did with the inquisitors, it would end up getting him killed.......apparently Maul's words were taken to heart, and Obi Wan didnt waste time and just cut to the chase, pun intended XD
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This fight is literally so bad! Very lazy in the film makers part
This show is just utter garbage! what a pathetic fight. i would have thought by the 3rd season or what ever season its at now, it would be a better show.
lol yeah.....its garbage cause your fav character died after aimlessly wondering the desert, no food or water, trying to find Obiwan, and when he did, it was like a lvl100 paladin fighting a lvl18 rouge. i agree the fight was a bit of a cop out, but at the same time, he was also going against someone more powerful than he was......hell if the comments are correct, he even tried to use the same moves he used on Quigon on him, and it clearly didnt work as he got countered.
@@bigshow196 the comments are right, look at how obi wan changed his stance to Qui Gon, and Maul thought this means he can do the very same move he used against the master, when it very clearly isn't the case.
I like the idea that Maul was actually pretty suicidal a this point and felt some kind of twisted bond with Kenobi. Either way, I think it was a great fight and harkens back to the Samurai movies that inspired the original star wars films.