@@alexsung3117 Perhaps. Though I don't think someone would name their child/themselves Jabba, since the most powerful (Or one of) Crimelords is named as such.
Even when ezra is lifting the walls, maul teaches him in the Sith manner like his Yoda was trying to teach Luke with the x wing. Also sheds light to Yoda's words with how he said the dark side is not better, but easier to tap into since ezra tapped into the inate power to lift huge Sith doors while Luke couldn't focus and lift the x wing with the light side.
I still find it crazy how these shows took a character George killed after uttering two lines and turned him into one of the best characters in the Star Wars universe. Seriously, he's become quite amazing.
MelanicDisaster a little late but I agree. Maul is my favorite sith. Menacing looking, sick lightsaber, and filled with pure hatred and vengeance. This is what a Sith Lord looks like.
I mean I suppose he would believe he would lie about his real name like Maul did I mean seriously who would believe that a guy was actually called "Old Master" and not used as a lie or code name. But at the same time maybe Jabba is a name that wasn't just used for the Hutts so other people might be called Jabba in the galaxy
The irony is that Maul really isn't that old by this point in time. He's late forties early fifties at this point. He's old, sure, but not that old. Hell, Vader's only in his mid-thirties.
TheStarToursTraveler yea but he's acting here. I think his species age slower then humans or something because he's still in good shape and can fight really well
To be fair, humans tend to age notably faster in the Star Wars universe. There isn't much information on the biology of Dathomirian Zabraks, so Maul could very well be in better (or even worse) shape than a similarly aged human.
Fun fact: in this version Maul’s eyes aren’t anywhere near as intense as they were in his youth. This represent Maul’s hatred has lessoned somewhat in the time after clone wars. But when he find out Kenobi is alive they glow bright orengeish yellow again. Then when he dies they return to this color. Awesome writing
Little details like this & the animators & executives allowing & always doing little motions with the characters' models is largely why I love this show so much
I always had this little theory about maybe Mail could appear in the Kenobi tv series. Or maybe a second season. We know that after the clone wars maul became a crime lord, establishing Crimson Dawn and doing quite well. As well see in the Solo movie. But then after that scene, we next just see him here, as some kinda hermit. I had a theory that between the even of Solo and Rebels Obi Wan could have run into Maul again, maybe he could’ve even been the run to bring down his criminal empire in some way. They could’ve fought again Maul looses then Kenobi escapes. They could even set it between the 2 year timeskip between rebels season 2 and 3. Because Maul is at the temple to escape the inquisitors and get power to take revenge on the empire. Then next we see him, he’s on a space station trying to open a Holocron to find the location of Kenobi. Why would he care about Kenobi at that point anymore? I get that it’s his lifelong enemy, but he seemed more than set on getting his criminal empire up and running again and getting revenge on the empire. Maybe he could’ve met Kenobi sometime between the 2 year timeskip, that restarted his vendetta against him. Course thats just a shot in the dark.
"The sith, the sith took everything from me. They ripped me from my mother's arms, murdered my brother, used me as a weapon and then cast me aside, once I had power... Now I have nothing." I mean goddamn that sheds a very different light on Maul because he barely spoke in tpm and I found it difficult to enjoy him as a character but now he speaks more he's a much more interesting character to me
I know right? Ive always liked the dark side philosophy and since Clone Wars, Maul's character has always been really interesting. Eventhough it may be a double edged sword, the darkside/sith code has always been facinating and inviting, so with Maul around, I wouldn't be surprised if Ezra feels a certain pull towards it.
Maul is very much like Sidious, appearing old and frail and innocent to those he wants to corrupt but to his enemies lively fierce and a cunning warrior.
+Joshua Bellis Ehhh Everyone know's the best way of lying (and the most fun way) is to tell half truths. Besides Maul didn't really lie since the sith did screw him over....a lot
+Jacob Dahl honestly i loved him when he was insane, felt they underutilized it...not to mention i would've liked if he kept the centipede body...maybe just make it out of more stable and better material. It may have been less efficient than two legs, but they could've worked ways to make it really dangerous.
Nakumare He actually wasn’t walking with those legs, if you look closely the leg pieces on his spider body were not connected and were instead held up by the force
Yep; that's the funny thing about Maul; nothing he told Ezra over the course of this episode was a lie. He was completely honest in his recounting of his tale, and in his intention to share the knowledge of the Sith with him.
If Maul survived get cut in half and falling down a deep as shit hole, then live for like 15-20 years after that, I'm sure Mace Windu could've survived. It would be pretty epic.
Nuclear Cherry Nah, but he dint have his entrails flying out of his body at terminal velocity as he fell down the coolant shaft of a massive reactor core.
2:20 I just love how when maul starts talking about what the Sith did to him, his voice becomes more and more like how we know him during the height of his power, rather than a random old man. Great subtle change that reflects his anger and dark side coming out in the conversation. Love it.
I'm amazed I felt sorry for him when he said "Now I have nothing. Nothing..." He just sounded so broken and defeated you just want to buy the poor guy a round or three to get him too drunk to have nightmares.
"You live here alone, in the dark?" "Not by choice." That statement was casual, yet heart-wrenching. He was *never* given a proper choice. I feel sorry for him, regardless of what he's done. He has never been afforded the opportunity to know or do better.
Well... that's until you realize this is the same guy who killed Obi-Wan's Master and Love Interest, but, y'know, the guy got a very bad start in life. Being trained and told that he would become a powerful Sith next to the man who promised him such, then he got cocky and lost his lower half, went insane for a time, had to get a new lower torso (Painfully), loses a leg and gets another lower torso thanks to Death Watch, watched his brother get murdered by his former master, then told he was replaced, tortured by him, loses his mother, ruled Mandalore but lost and got captured, trained Kira but gets betrayed by her (If I remember), loses against a blind guy, finds out Kenobi lives and is desperate to snuff out his life, gets lost on Tatooine and almost goes insane again. Yeah... I feel kinda sorry.
I love how they portrayed it similar to Luke first meeting with Yoda, the harmless old frail creature who we discover is more powerful than letting one, but knowing what Darth Maul is really like makes it foreboding
+Jakira Kumahata "There must always be a Darth Traya, one who holds the knowledge of betrayal. Who has been betrayed in their heart and will betray in turn." Looks like it holds true even across continuities.
I see Darth Maul went to the Sideous School of Manipulating people, and it's surprisingly effective. Then again, manipulating Ezra isn't any great feat though.
Yall are shitting on Ezra for being manipulated but he's only like 14 or 15 in this. Not exactly the age where you are at your most perceptive lmao. Especially with the responsibility of being one of the last Jedi remaining.
Ezra finds a creepy zabarak with droids nearby and cybernetic limbs who's obsessed with Malachor, I had no idea Bao-Dur was alive after all these millennia.
2:40 I always love this quote by maul by the fact you can feel his pain and can only feel sympathetic for the guy has gone through, especially by Sidious.
Even though maul was obviously manipulating Ezra. He still found Ezra as the only person he could talk to about his pain and relate with him. Even in his confrontation with Kenobi, maul tells Ezra to leave because he didn't want to fight him. It was the first time Maul had somewhat cared for someone besides his family.
Ezra: "I know how you feel. The empire, it took away my home, my mother and my father." Yes, young Jedi. Use your anger. Kill him and your journey to the Dark Side will be complete!
SpiderGwen StarWars yeah. Even if he was a big dumb brute who didn’t have any control or technique, he was still a cool character cause of his relations and his force sensitivity.
I love the parallels between Yoda and Maul here. Both pretended to be old and weak to make their apprentices feel more at ease and show their true colors.
What is so great about Maul´s character is what he represent. In a world where everything is pretty much black and white, how in reality things are not a simpel as they first may seem (like how an inexperienced Ezra first assumes: "If your not a jedi, then you MUST be a Sith") and that there is actually a grey area in different philosophies and viewpoints in the Star Wars universe.
I never realized how much range Sam Witwer has. For a guy who looks like a pretty boy from some vampire tween romance, he sounds like he's spent a lot of time perfecting his creepy old guy voice just for fun.
“I’m too old. I need help to open the door.” That line alone shows just how devious Maul can be. He can pose like a frail old man in order to gain Ezra’s confidence more easily.
I am frightened by how GENUINELY friendly and nice Maul sounded. For such a powerful and dark side aligned man to come across as a withered old man is...scary.
I love how at first Ezra is the one basked in the light, while maul is in dark, and then maul is able to get him to leave the light by telling him what he wants to know, embracing the dark
The death of Savage and being shunned by Sidious for Vader did psychological damage to Maul that he never recovered from. Sad to see him go insane but he went through a lot
I really like how they introduce Maul here. Honestly I assumed he was an old man that’s been here for awhile and I thought his black tattoos were like a beard. That was until I realized who this was.
Mauls role in this part of the episode did a great job of showing how not everything in the force has to be so black and white, dark or light. Ezra asks if Maul was a Jedi, to which he responds no. Ezra, knowing nothing else than good or bad, immediately assumes the worst, that he’s a Sith, the polar opposite of a Jedi. To which Maul responds with his speech about the Sith’s crimes against him. This is the start of Ezra’s (and ours as the viewers ) understanding of the moral ambiguity of the force, how a force wielder doesn’t necessarily have to conform to an image of good or evil. The light and dark sides of it are just constructs of force wielders minds, when in reality they are the force one and the same. They’re just different methods of harnessing it. Sorry for the incoherent rant lol
One question; Is Maul trying to gain Ezra's loyalty to further his agenda or did he actually developed a bond with the boy and wanted to protect him rather than let him be with an order that failed to stop the Empire.
+Stopmotion RBLX Actually I'm pretty sure based off of what Maul himself has said and along with what faloni said is that Maul wanted revenge but he realizes it's pointless so he wanted to gain an apprentice to pass all his knowledge on to.
The mid-season finale suggests otherwise; he truly does miss Savage and is trying to fill that emotional void with Ezra. Everything else you say is also true, through.
Antichrist2000 although that is true for most sith maul was actually the opposite he first saw savage as a tool to be used and he used him as such but over time he started to grow more and more attached, we see this everytime savage is hurt maul yells out to him but before that in Darth maul death sentence maul says he cares not for savage but he sees value in him.
Antichrist2000 I mean it's possible but if things had of played out differently and Savage survived along with maul I don't see maul doing that he is different then most sith he is smarter then people give him credit for and power was already his maul was stronger then 99% of the people in Star Wars the only people who posed a real threat to him at the time were Dooku, Sidious, Yoda, Mace and mother Talzin and even then he didn't see Dooku as a real threat or Mace for that matter so maul was already powerful if he got stronger I don't see that happening mauls thing is revenge once that is gone what else is their for him. An let's not forget there have been many sith who love others and grow attached to others maul had a brother who saved him and did anything he was told to do Savage was just too important to Maul he was probably one of the key things driving him other then revenge.
If your wondering why maul uses a cane since he's so athletic is because he uses the dark side when we needs strength so when he's fighting hes very strong, but when he's not using the dark side he returns to being a old man, this also counts for yoda and sideous
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1:46 "Call me Jabba"
Maul, having been on Tatooine: "Seriously?"
I wonder if people in Star Wars will sometime have the same name
@@alexsung3117 Perhaps. Though I don't think someone would name their child/themselves Jabba, since the most powerful (Or one of) Crimelords is named as such.
The Armored Also, I'd assume Jabba's a Hutt name.
"Hmm. You've lost weight, Jabba."
@@alexsung3117 that like naming your kid after the Angry German Moustache Man
I love how they portray Maul as like a dark version of Yoda
KamenRanger999 He's a great actor
glad I'm not the only one that thought of the parallel, it's a homage to Yoda's first scene, no doubt !
Maul's first words to Ezra are "put away your weapon, I mean you no harm." Which is the same, minus the different grammar, as that of Yoda to Luke.
You live here alone, in the Dark?
"Not by choice"
Maul's backstory in a nutshell.
Even when ezra is lifting the walls, maul teaches him in the Sith manner like his Yoda was trying to teach Luke with the x wing. Also sheds light to Yoda's words with how he said the dark side is not better, but easier to tap into since ezra tapped into the inate power to lift huge Sith doors while Luke couldn't focus and lift the x wing with the light side.
I still find it crazy how these shows took a character George killed after uttering two lines and turned him into one of the best characters in the Star Wars universe. Seriously, he's become quite amazing.
It was already that way in the Clone Wars TV show
MelanicDisaster a little late but I agree. Maul is my favorite sith. Menacing looking, sick lightsaber, and filled with pure hatred and vengeance. This is what a Sith Lord looks like.
@@mordecaismopstick late af
Don’t forget Lucas was the one who made the decision to bring maul back
Jace best decision he ever made
Maul, a character you simply cannot kill off.
+Signor Winter Wise words
+Maul You survive for soooooo long
Well they have to finish up his story that they were building in the clone wars.
They've tried Cutting him in half,
And then Electrocuting him.
He's immortal
+Noah Atherton he keeps getting saved by fans.
Maul has actually met jabba so he sees right through Ezra's lie
I mean I suppose he would believe he would lie about his real name like Maul did I mean seriously who would believe that a guy was actually called "Old Master" and not used as a lie or code name. But at the same time maybe Jabba is a name that wasn't just used for the Hutts so other people might be called Jabba in the galaxy
i mean he's sith lord... he can use the force lol
Ye ik he knew ezra was lying but I doubt there is only one person in the galaxy called jabba
Krish Thoppe he isn’t a sith, he use to be. There can only be two so him alone can’t be a sith
@@Tradetek1 ummm, then Sidious wasn't a Sith after Dooku died?
Maul seems to have grown wiser. Less controlled by his own anger and hatred, and able to manipulate the emotions of others to get what he wants.
+General Strawberry If not trying to impress, certainly learning from his successes.
probably because almost everyone he hated is dead
probably because almost everyone he hated is dead
General Strawberry Technically, Maul has no grudge against Vader. He has no reason to have one. Just Sidious and Obi-Wan, and for good reason.
***** True. Although it was Dooku first and then Vader.
The irony is that Maul really isn't that old by this point in time. He's late forties early fifties at this point. He's old, sure, but not that old. Hell, Vader's only in his mid-thirties.
TheStarToursTraveler yea but he's acting here. I think his species age slower then humans or something because he's still in good shape and can fight really well
Count Dooku was older than Sidious in AOTC and he could go toe to toe with Yoda, and was able to beat Obi-Wan and anakin
Isn't Maul about the same age as Obi-Wan
tehraider123 Maul's 3 years younger. In this Clip, Maul's about 50.
To be fair, humans tend to age notably faster in the Star Wars universe. There isn't much information on the biology of Dathomirian Zabraks, so Maul could very well be in better (or even worse) shape than a similarly aged human.
Has anyone else noticed that Maul mirrors Yoda's words when he meets Ezra?
😯
Yeah.You're right.I knew it reminded me of something!He also reminded me of Kreia
Holy crap you're right.
+Michael Star755 People have been saying that the voice coming from the holocron might be Kreia.
+Philip Clapper kind makes sense, Malachor V is where she was defeated by the Exile in the games
THIS IS EXACTLY LIKE LUKE MEETING YODA.
Almost exactly
Foreshadowing Ezra's turn to the dark as Luke to the light.
+Fate It's like poetry.
Every stanza kind of rhymes.
+PolarPhantom It's so dense.....
Yeaaa
Fun fact: in this version Maul’s eyes aren’t anywhere near as intense as they were in his youth. This represent Maul’s hatred has lessoned somewhat in the time after clone wars. But when he find out Kenobi is alive they glow bright orengeish yellow again. Then when he dies they return to this color. Awesome writing
Little details like this & the animators & executives allowing & always doing little motions with the characters' models is largely why I love this show so much
That is so cool!
I always had this little theory about maybe Mail could appear in the Kenobi tv series. Or maybe a second season. We know that after the clone wars maul became a crime lord, establishing Crimson Dawn and doing quite well. As well see in the Solo movie.
But then after that scene, we next just see him here, as some kinda hermit.
I had a theory that between the even of Solo and Rebels Obi Wan could have run into Maul again, maybe he could’ve even been the run to bring down his criminal empire in some way. They could’ve fought again Maul looses then Kenobi escapes.
They could even set it between the 2 year timeskip between rebels season 2 and 3. Because Maul is at the temple to escape the inquisitors and get power to take revenge on the empire.
Then next we see him, he’s on a space station trying to open a Holocron to find the location of Kenobi. Why would he care about Kenobi at that point anymore?
I get that it’s his lifelong enemy, but he seemed more than set on getting his criminal empire up and running again and getting revenge on the empire. Maybe he could’ve met Kenobi sometime between the 2 year timeskip, that restarted his vendetta against him.
Course thats just a shot in the dark.
That’s super interesting.
@@TheFirstCurse1 Indeed
"The sith, the sith took everything from me. They ripped me from my mother's arms, murdered my brother, used me as a weapon and then cast me aside, once I had power... Now I have nothing." I mean goddamn that sheds a very different light on Maul because he barely spoke in tpm and I found it difficult to enjoy him as a character but now he speaks more he's a much more interesting character to me
hmm, didn't notice that myself
did u not watch maul in the clone wars animated series? his character was fleshed out like this as well
I did, that and this makes him more interesting but the fact he resents the very man that trained him in the force is different
"Have you ever heard the Tragedy of Darth Maul of Dathomir?"
Maul had a lot more dialogue in TPM but it was all cut, sadly.
Maul has become a much more interesting character than he's ever been, I smell dark side teacher potential
I know right? Ive always liked the dark side philosophy and since Clone Wars, Maul's character has always been really interesting. Eventhough it may be a double edged sword, the darkside/sith code has always been facinating and inviting, so with Maul around, I wouldn't be surprised if Ezra feels a certain pull towards it.
I hope he is a secret pal of Snoke.
+Kargath Bladefist (WoD) Pen pals.
+Patrick Röder Only two. I bet he's planing to overthrow the emperor with Ezra.
+Matthew Pike well, we know he fails.
Maul is very much like Sidious, appearing old and frail and innocent to those he wants to corrupt but to his enemies lively fierce and a cunning warrior.
Like Master, like Pupil.
How very apt...
+Joshua Bellis More like yoda really
this show is fully CGI fuck you mean!? And I'm talking about how yoda was in Empire strikes back.
+Joshua Bellis Ehhh Everyone know's the best way of lying (and the most fun way) is to tell half truths. Besides Maul didn't really lie since the sith did screw him over....a lot
+Joshua Bellis Sam Witwer voiced Sidious too if you played Force Unleashed.
I love it when Ezra asks Maul if he was a Jedi and Maul sounds so guilty “Ummmmm no”
It was like he had a bad taste all of sudden when he said that
I saw it more as him trying to be VERY careful with his words. He says that wrong thing, all hope is lost
A very creepy and twisted take on Yoda and Luke.
I was just thinking that. This is so much like Luke first meeting Yoda on Dagobah in ESB.
Ikr? And I love it!
@@Brando-wc5mb i think we all love it dude
Oh my god, you're right
And similar to Cal Kestis meeting Taron Malicos
Props to Sam Witwer, sick voice acting.
Especially since at first he didn't sound at all like in Clone Wars
He also did one of the Lego Star Wars episodes.
And The son!
And the Emperor (Rebels, not TCW)
He was hilarious in The Empire Strike Out as Maul. "Please feed my dog!"
I'm surprised he didn't go insane.... again.
+Jacob Dahl
honestly i loved him when he was insane, felt they underutilized it...not to mention i would've liked if he kept the centipede body...maybe just make it out of more stable and better material. It may have been less efficient than two legs, but they could've worked ways to make it really dangerous.
I actually laughed seeing him in this... My bro Maul's been through a lot.
+Yusuf it has been a rather troubling few years...
Nakumare He actually wasn’t walking with those legs, if you look closely the leg pieces on his spider body were not connected and were instead held up by the force
He's always in a subterranean tunnel when he's introduced in the animated seriess'
Even in the dark, the bionic legs are a dead give-away.
*****
The yellow eyes could belong to any thoroughgoing Sith, and the Pureblood Markings could be mistaken for shadows in the gloom.
kaleb prinze
The bionic legs shine faintly under the glow of the light-saber. That's how I can tell.
+XGcunningham
Sith Pureblood IS the name of a race. And Maul is a Dathomirian Zabrak, a completely different race. So race does matter.
XG CUNNINGHAM or the horns?
I think there are a few glimpses of them or i'm just seeing things, i've been awake for a few hour too long
It makes me laugh how Ezra tries to act strong when maul would clap him in in 2 seconds with no problem
Your username is cringe tbh
Jb2947 not really wow I’m a virgin it’s a joke if you understand that
I know right! Maul could have destroyed Ezra if he wanted to
@@nickpan7108 maul doesn’t want to kill ezra, he wants to use hime to find Kenobi.
@@riftrecon02 nah its more then that.
Maul wants an apprentice and a brother
The way Maul says “Uh...no” when asked if he was a Jedi kills me every time.
Professionals have standards, he’s not a TOTAL liar
@@TristanLNeal He hesitated for a second there :D
Jabba is thiner than I remember
OMG SOEMONE LAUGHED TO MY COMMENT FOR THE FIRST TIME
Thanks, I do Star Wars animations. You can see them at my channel
tomato sauce you literally have no star wars animations in your channel
@@crook7493 that was 4 years ago and i was a dumb teenager
mr. bruhman luul
Ezra's name when he turns to the dark side is Darth Jabba
Or Darth Lando
I love how at 2:50 maul's old man disguise fades and you can hear the actual anger in his voice.
Darius The Great yep
I can respect Maul's honesty when he tells Ezra what Palpatine put him through.
Yep; that's the funny thing about Maul; nothing he told Ezra over the course of this episode was a lie. He was completely honest in his recounting of his tale, and in his intention to share the knowledge of the Sith with him.
If Maul survived get cut in half and falling down a deep as shit hole, then live for like 15-20 years after that, I'm sure Mace Windu could've survived. It would be pretty epic.
But was maul electrocuted out of a window
Nuclear Cherry Nah, but he dint have his entrails flying out of his body at terminal velocity as he fell down the coolant shaft of a massive reactor core.
+Ryan Jennings technically when you get cut with a lights aver it instantly cauterizes the wound but the reason maul survived is because he was found
And then get killed by Darth Sidious.
Nuclear Cherry I heard/read it was through the power of the dark side that kept him alive.
2:20 I just love how when maul starts talking about what the Sith did to him, his voice becomes more and more like how we know him during the height of his power, rather than a random old man. Great subtle change that reflects his anger and dark side coming out in the conversation. Love it.
I'm amazed I felt sorry for him when he said "Now I have nothing. Nothing..." He just sounded so broken and defeated you just want to buy the poor guy a round or three to get him too drunk to have nightmares.
Ezra: Darth Maul? I thought you were dead!
Maul: I was brought back by fans!
Ezra: Oh convenient.
I'm hearing some HISHE in this Lol :)
I'm glad they brought him back :)
Maul: I know right!
No maul was alive in the clone wars too. Palpatine wasn't supposed to kill him in the clone wars. Ezra wouldve known
darth maul is now old man
"You live here alone, in the dark?"
"Not by choice."
That statement was casual, yet heart-wrenching. He was *never* given a proper choice. I feel sorry for him, regardless of what he's done. He has never been afforded the opportunity to know or do better.
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Well... that's until you realize this is the same guy who killed Obi-Wan's Master and Love Interest, but, y'know, the guy got a very bad start in life. Being trained and told that he would become a powerful Sith next to the man who promised him such, then he got cocky and lost his lower half, went insane for a time, had to get a new lower torso (Painfully), loses a leg and gets another lower torso thanks to Death Watch, watched his brother get murdered by his former master, then told he was replaced, tortured by him, loses his mother, ruled Mandalore but lost and got captured, trained Kira but gets betrayed by her (If I remember), loses against a blind guy, finds out Kenobi lives and is desperate to snuff out his life, gets lost on Tatooine and almost goes insane again.
Yeah... I feel kinda sorry.
He had a choice after restoring his legs. It wasn't his choice at the beginning, but in the end it was always his choice
@@kirsvald9513what choice was he supposed to have?
I love how they portrayed it similar to Luke first meeting with Yoda, the harmless old frail creature who we discover is more powerful than letting one, but knowing what Darth Maul is really like makes it foreboding
So maul is the phantom menace and not jar jar :O
@@Arismory no Palpatine is the phantom menace
"Please put your weapon away, I mean you no harm."
Luke: "It feels like we're being watched!"
Yoda: "Please put your weapon away, I mean you no harm."
Yoda: Away put your weapon. I mean you no harm.
It’d like poetry, it rhymes.
Away, put your weapon. I mean you no harm.
Hey Maul. Your Kreia is showing.
+Jakira Kumahata
EWWWWW.
+Jakira Kumahata kotor 2 and more importantly kreia/darth traya references are an instant win in any scenario...good job good sir..good job
+Jakira Kumahata
"There must always be a Darth Traya, one who holds the knowledge of betrayal. Who has been betrayed in their heart and will betray in turn."
Looks like it holds true even across continuities.
I see Darth Maul went to the Sideous School of Manipulating people, and it's surprisingly effective.
Then again, manipulating Ezra isn't any great feat though.
Right? When Ezra yelled, "Maul tricked us!", I just wanted to punch that dumb cunt in the face. His stupidity is seriously unbearable.
He is much like sidious. He is more like Sidious than any other of his apprentices mainly because maul was raised by sidious
Lol every Sith has to be like this it’s the Sith way
Yall are shitting on Ezra for being manipulated but he's only like 14 or 15 in this. Not exactly the age where you are at your most perceptive lmao. Especially with the responsibility of being one of the last Jedi remaining.
@@duck8206 I won’t deny that he gets better later on. But he was a bit naive to trust Maul.
Ezra finds a creepy zabarak with droids nearby and cybernetic limbs who's obsessed with Malachor, I had no idea Bao-Dur was alive after all these millennia.
Miles Bockelman Well. What could go wrong?😂
at least the planet didn't blow up. twice.
bruh underrated comment
when maul said "knowledge" all I could think about was Tai Lopez
KNOOOWLAAGE
+Andrew Canevari Darth Lopez
+Andrew Canevari I don't call them Imperial Credits, I call them FORCE UNITS
Here in my cave with new marooned ship but do you know what I like more than a marooned ship? Knaaawleedge.
omg noooooo
2:40 I always love this quote by maul by the fact you can feel his pain and can only feel sympathetic for the guy has gone through, especially by Sidious.
I like how Maul's personality gradually changes through the episode. He starts off frail, and as he and Ezra progress he becomes stronger.
"Murdered my brother.."
OMFG SAVAGE OPRESS NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!
He has another.
@@ariellegolas4508 yeah but he means savage
I love how Maul slowly becomes himself in this episode, initially hiding his identity and voice and gradually letting it come through.
Even though maul was obviously manipulating Ezra. He still found Ezra as the only person he could talk to about his pain and relate with him. Even in his confrontation with Kenobi, maul tells Ezra to leave because he didn't want to fight him. It was the first time Maul had somewhat cared for someone besides his family.
"Come jabba" 😂😂😂😂
*****
oh. heh.
@@ThespianPrince13 yeah and i'm sure almost everyone especially those who live in the Outer Rim know who Jabba is
"I'm marooned, I'm trapped. I've had to scrounge and scrape to survive."
(Instant Spider-Maul flashbacks)
2:44 I love how even Ezra is like "...damn dude" after hearing a fraction of the tragedy Maul has been through
Ezra: "I know how you feel. The empire, it took away my home, my mother and my father."
Yes, young Jedi. Use your anger. Kill him and your journey to the Dark Side will be complete!
its kinda funny maul was in his early twenties when he fought qui-gon & obi-wan but by the time he meets ezra hes like 50 or something so weird! xD
Zabraks age a lot slower than humans, so it makes sense
***** No worries dude! Thank you for correcting me.
He's in his late 30's or in mid 40's
Yeah, I know right! I calculated it and I think Maul's about 50 years old in this video :)
Anyways, i hope he return in Rogue One as a trader or something, it would be cool.
Why is it every time Maul's introduced in the animated seriess' he's a hermit in a subterranean tunnel? At least this time he's not stark raving mad.
And you?
Jabba
*flashbacks to to his time with visla attacking Jabbas palace*
IKR
he was like: *Processing* o my fucking god
Maul learnt many things.
But he failed his acting lessons
HE'S BLACK AND RED AND SPIKEY WHO WOULD TRUST THAT.
+Goraka91 everyone who is not racist...
+Talon1135 Well clearly that guy is racist!
Maul Ain't my fault the damn Zabraks come over here taking our jerbs.
Even a really bad actor can trick Ezra.
Maul truly proving himself as Sidious's apprentice with the way he pulled off that friendly old man act
Darth Maul misses his brother "Savage Oppress".
Well, Savage was one of the few people in Maul's life that he actually cared about.
SpiderGwen StarWars yeah. Even if he was a big dumb brute who didn’t have any control or technique, he was still a cool character cause of his relations and his force sensitivity.
Who is this sAvAgEe OpResS?
U can’t have Maul without Sam Wither and Ray Park
When Maul said "They Murdered My Brother". He Meant "SAVAGE OPPRESS".
So you're telling me I will find Jabba at Jabba's palace
Its funny to think that he actually defeated Jabba once
So Maul is a tragic villain?
Kind of Ya. He was forced into the life of the Sith. It's all he knows and understands.
+aderose Not to mention his family were killed by Sith or associates of the Sith.
I love when Ezra is like "Hey guys i found a friend"
Literally everyone "Oh noo"
I recognized him when he says that he killed his mother and brother and his voice in that moment
So this guy is both Starkiller and Maul?!
Wow, great acting!!!
Also the emperor
It’s funny how maul acts like an innocent old man 😂😂
Man Darth Maul did not age well.
Ow realy...
+Storm Bringer777
You spend 10 years see how well you look.
He's perfectly fine later in the episode. The old man old voice illusion was a trick to fool Ezra into trusting him
Could be a Yoda mentality.
Walking staff when he is not in battle.
When all your life as a Sith you spend, look as good you will not!
Ezra: Call me Jaba
Maul: (Hah, funny, I met Jabba)
I love the parallels between Yoda and Maul here. Both pretended to be old and weak to make their apprentices feel more at ease and show their true colors.
What is so great about Maul´s character is what he represent. In a world where everything is pretty much black and white, how in reality things are not a simpel as they first may seem (like how an inexperienced Ezra first assumes: "If your not a jedi, then you MUST be a Sith") and that there is actually a grey area in different philosophies and viewpoints in the Star Wars universe.
Secret to destroy the sith: the high ground.
Vader to Luke: Nah son Obi-Wan taught you well, but!(throw saber)
so glad he's back if maul and ahsoka weren't in rebels wouldn't even be watching the show cant stand any of the new characters
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Uhm... what bout Vader?
Lambda Presents not a huge fan of vader but he's a good character
+TacticalRPG Ahsoka is annoying...always has been
Could they have just given her a warriors death with a lightsaber through the chest and end her?
+TacticalRPG ye man me too maul and ashoka is my fav canon caracters
I never realized how much range Sam Witwer has. For a guy who looks like a pretty boy from some vampire tween romance, he sounds like he's spent a lot of time perfecting his creepy old guy voice just for fun.
“I’m too old. I need help to open the door.”
That line alone shows just how devious Maul can be. He can pose like a frail old man in order to gain Ezra’s confidence more easily.
And as a parallel, Yoda acts old and “crazy” to test Luke’s patience until he finally reveals himself when talking to Obi-Wan
When Maul says "the keeeeeeey" the intonation in his voice is just legendary
I immediately recognized Sam Witwer's Maul voice. 1:10 sent chills down my spine.
Maul is such a troll XD
And I never thought that he would become an antihero
Moments like these are what make me love Rebels so much. Such a great show.
I like how when Ezra calls Maul a Sith, his voice gradually changes from an old man’s to his regular, deep voice…
I am frightened by how GENUINELY friendly and nice Maul sounded. For such a powerful and dark side aligned man to come across as a withered old man is...scary.
I love the reference to Savage
Sam Witwer is really freaking good, and you can tell he loves Star Wars with the little details he puts into his acting as Maul.
I love how at first Ezra is the one basked in the light, while maul is in dark, and then maul is able to get him to leave the light by telling him what he wants to know, embracing the dark
"Call me Jabba" Maul is like "You are a shit liar, but I like you so let's go."
Especially considering that he's dealt *and* threatened Jabba in the past while he was with Death Watch, it did look that way.
Exactly
Lucas had vision when he wanted maul as the sequel main villian. Robbed film wise, gifted show wise. Maul is a 10/10 character
The death of Savage and being shunned by Sidious for Vader did psychological damage to Maul that he never recovered from. Sad to see him go insane but he went through a lot
I'm so glad TCW and Rebels gave Maul the love and attention he deserved
Ezra: Call me Jabba.
Maul: You're looking quite a bit thinner than I last saw you.
“Your telling me I will find jabba. At Jabbas palace?”
Literally one of the coolest episodes of any star wars show.
I really like how they introduce Maul here. Honestly I assumed he was an old man that’s been here for awhile and I thought his black tattoos were like a beard. That was until I realized who this was.
What a sweet old man, he should trust him without question...
Rest in peace, Savage.
Amazing how layered Maul has become
sith , to renegade sith , to now anti hero master
I love how in the end of the scene Maul walks behind Ezra.
Genius.
2:46 Savage reference
"Call me...old master"
Somewhere Mace Windu's getting a piercing headache
Mauls role in this part of the episode did a great job of showing how not everything in the force has to be so black and white, dark or light. Ezra asks if Maul was a Jedi, to which he responds no. Ezra, knowing nothing else than good or bad, immediately assumes the worst, that he’s a Sith, the polar opposite of a Jedi. To which Maul responds with his speech about the Sith’s crimes against him. This is the start of Ezra’s (and ours as the viewers ) understanding of the moral ambiguity of the force, how a force wielder doesn’t necessarily have to conform to an image of good or evil. The light and dark sides of it are just constructs of force wielders minds, when in reality they are the force one and the same. They’re just different methods of harnessing it.
Sorry for the incoherent rant lol
This rant was beautiful.
2:33 only a sith deals in absolutes
I was so happy when i realized it was Maul, easily my favorite character in Star Wats
Ya know what the most interesting thing about this is? Maul didn't lie once
Maul has met Jabba so when Ezra says that's his name he's like "oh so we're using our fake names"
The man who can’t stop not dying. He’s great
One question; Is Maul trying to gain Ezra's loyalty to further his agenda or did he actually developed a bond with the boy and wanted to protect him rather than let him be with an order that failed to stop the Empire.
+Stopmotion RBLX wrong we do not yet know
+Stopmotion RBLX Actually I'm pretty sure based off of what Maul himself has said and along with what faloni said is that Maul wanted revenge but he realizes it's pointless so he wanted to gain an apprentice to pass all his knowledge on to.
The mid-season finale suggests otherwise; he truly does miss Savage and is trying to fill that emotional void with Ezra. Everything else you say is also true, through.
Antichrist2000 although that is true for most sith maul was actually the opposite he first saw savage as a tool to be used and he used him as such but over time he started to grow more and more attached, we see this everytime savage is hurt maul yells out to him but before that in Darth maul death sentence maul says he cares not for savage but he sees value in him.
Antichrist2000 I mean it's possible but if things had of played out differently and Savage survived along with maul I don't see maul doing that he is different then most sith he is smarter then people give him credit for and power was already his maul was stronger then 99% of the people in Star Wars the only people who posed a real threat to him at the time were Dooku, Sidious, Yoda, Mace and mother Talzin and even then he didn't see Dooku as a real threat or Mace for that matter so maul was already powerful if he got stronger I don't see that happening mauls thing is revenge once that is gone what else is their for him. An let's not forget there have been many sith who love others and grow attached to others maul had a brother who saved him and did anything he was told to do Savage was just too important to Maul he was probably one of the key things driving him other then revenge.
A dark paralel to Yoda's encounter with Luke. Yet I cannot help but feel the more manipulative shadow of Sidious cast over it as well.
Maul is middle aged in this timeline.
Maul is completely truthfull to Ezra. He is manipulative, but in this scene has personal integrity, himesty, and a Sith sense of honor.
If your wondering why maul uses a cane since he's so athletic is because he uses the dark side when we needs strength so when he's fighting hes very strong, but when he's not using the dark side he returns to being a old man, this also counts for yoda and sideous
i love the way they flushed out more of maul's character. :D they gave him more feeling and depth in rebels.