Maul & Ahsoka talk about the Jedi and Republic - Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Season 7 Episode 10
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Episode 10: The Phantom Apprentice
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Whats the name of the outro music? Sounds amazing!!
@@zamuraiicobalt896 ruclips.net/video/MTiEwGpRbvQ/видео.html pretty sure its this
The scariest part for me is that he isn’t even trying to manipulate Ahsoka . He’s 100% telling the truth.
Definitely, maul sees the bigger picture and knew what was coming, he's trying to be the voice of reason to ashoka, maul knew it was time to act fast, before "IT WAS TOO LATE" that they could possibly make a difference, but when they got to talking about Anakin Skywalker, well we all know how that turned out😅😅😅😉
@@jacobdouglas5614 I think part of the problem is that Maul's approach greatly differed from Ashokas. She never would have believed that Anakin would have fallen to the darkside but the fact that Maul was willing to kill Anakin means their goals never would have aligned. Ashoka wasn't even willing to kill clone troopers who wanted her dead because of the inhibitor chips. She never would have been willing to kill Anakin until it was too late.
@@henrypeters5291🤔 excellent point... that's just not who ashoka is, even if she knew the truth and the fact that her and maul were raised differently, they couldn't agree with each other if they tried...
The best way to manipulate someone is to be honest. And Maul learned from the master of manipulators himself. Sidious.
@@jacobdouglas5614 I was praying he wouldn’t bring up anakin but 🤦🏽♂️😂
" Justice is merely a construct of the current power base "
I swear Darth Maul has the best quotes in this show.
fortunately for you, history will see it that way
Who'd have thought that Maul was a Marxist lmao
This line especially comes off as an actually intellectual and eloquent counterpart to Kylo’s *stupid* let the past die spiel in TLJ.
@@PsilentMusicUK Well it is true. The justice the Old Republic will be turned upside down. While Republic is pro-alien, anti-slavery and anti-militarizations organization. Empire is anti-alien, pro-slavery and pro-military organization.
Sometime in history, killing social, political and sexual minorities was considered justice. Nowadays it is considered a crime. Historical relativity isn't Marxism.
@@natehopkins5693 Kylo's spiel came from utter nihilism and self-centered defeatism. He is a whole different character to Maul. While Maul sees the machine and believes in the power of old orders (the Sith), Kylo Ren wants to create his own legacy, step out of the shadow of the Empire, Vader and the Sith. He sees the machine as only a tool for his own ends while Maul has some dignity towards greater powers.
It is ironic how ambitious that sounds while it comes from a place of utter apathy towards fulfilling live.
She’s like: Join me to stop Sidious
He’s like: Join me to stop Sidious
Then they like: oh no we disagree
Maul wanted to kill Anakin during his plan.
They had wildly different end goals. Ahsoka wanted to preserve the republic and Maul wanted to usurp Sidious’ new rule.
@@meloneatingwolf1882 but destroying sidious would have preserved the republic and ended his plan to rule the galaxy as the emperor, so both Ahsoka and maul’s plan came together I guess. It was just the fact that maul didn’t like the Jedi and felt like anakin needed to die cuz of his close connection to the dark side, but Ahsoka would never agree to that lol
I mean, even if they joined forces, Ashoka was right. If they defeated Sidious, Maul would just take his place.
She agreed at first. She only changed her mind when he said that Anakin was going to turn to the dark side.
" Justice is merely a construct of the current power base "
They advertise this as a kids show but have some of the most clever dialogue that would go right over a kids head.
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Too true. TOO TRUE!
@John Dew we really still doing star trek vs star wars in 2021?
Yeah i don't think many 8 year olds are going to understand too much maul dialogue lol
@John Dew are we supposed to care about how much time you used up watching Star Trek as a kid? But Good for you.
I literally can't believe this is the same character who was almost mute, and was killed off on the first appearance.
And now he is one of the most well written character in the whole saga and he has played many roles in the story.
Well, he wasn't really killed off at first appearance because of what we see of him talking to Palpatine in Phantom Menace, but I completely agree.
Apologies for my poor English skills.
Idk how to put it but like, what I meant to say was that he was killed off like one of those one time villans. Like they literally had no plans for him before he became a fan favourite, and eventually was brought back in the story.
Alex Takahashi Yeah, it would’ve been such a waste if Dave and the Clone Wars team didn’t
save the day, lol. It’s OK about your English though, I get your point and it’s very good if you’re foreign.
And we actually see how became a big part of the Clone Wars and the Galactic Civil War, even though he just started as a cool-looking villain
As a kid I loved Darth Maul on episode one. This was my idea of how a Sith should be: swift and deadly. But then came Dooku who replaced him and I thought he was a better apprentice because Sidious needed a charismatic leader for his plans which Maul never would have been able to. He was just a grunt.
After the Clone Wars I've come to appreciate how well of a Sith Maul could've still been had he not been cast aside.
I love how he keeps looking around room he’s so worried that sidious could be watching
Well, last time he was in power on Mandalore Sidious showed up, and curb-stomped him and Savage Opress, handily killing the latter.
Yes he should be worried, he knows all about Sidious capabilities and cruelty.
Well after his display of power on mandalore messing with maul and savage the whole fight and making it well clear at the end that he was having fun with them when he overpowered him in seconds when things got serious so yeah maul is right to be paranoid of his abilities
And don't forget sideous did torture him for a long ass time
Lol He's got PTSD now. Especially in that room.
The specific delivery of "Too late? For what, the Republic to fall? It already has, and you just can't see it!" is absolutely fantastic, the acting in this scene from both of them is incredible.
He's right!
Same can be said for reality now too
@@zarachastellaris9016So true, the Republic and it’s so called democracy and philosophy has already fallen apart the moment Darth Sidious was a senator pulling the strings. Eventually being elected as Supreme Chancellor orchestrating the clone wars.
Even after the Empire fell, the cycle repeats itself with the New Republic rising, society being so eager and desperate to move on that they practically brainwash themselves into forgetting what had just happened. Meanwhile, remnants of the Empire build up strength while hiding in plain sight. Eventually, the First Order is created, and we’re back to square one. Decades later, Maul is still right.
@@ryeguy7941 the American republic didn't fall within the last few years. It fell in 1981, when it became a corporatocracy.
"Too late? For What!? For the Republic to fall?! It already has, and you just. Can't. See. It! There is no justice, no law, no order--except for the one which will replace it! The time of the jedi has passed. They cannot defeat.... Sidious. But together, you--and I--Can."
This line honestly gives me chills. The voice acting is flawless, and the feeling of dread and fear in Maul's voice is tangible. It is almost like Maul is so afraid of Sidious' plan, that he regrets that the jedi weren't able to stop him and is now just a frightened, cornered animal.
It's why I always come back to this clip once in awhile. Sam witwer's delivery was so amazing
Beautiful just beautiful
Love the fact that Maul had a counter-offer to Asoka.
Ironic that Asoka is, even now, looking for a way to help the Jedi; whereas Maul realizes that a Jedi win won't really solve anything.
Yeas I love this show
Not just one of the best lines in the show, but in the entire franchise.
Maul: He is behind everything.
Sidious standing behind him: Yes, I am
Oh fuck!
66 likes. Impressive, most impressive.
Obi-Wan standing behind Sidius:
Hello there!
@@xeronylloyd21Grievous behind him: General Kenobi
@@andreipoplauschi180 Anakin standing behind General Grievous: You are shorter than I thought
"There is no justice, no law, no order, except for the one that will replace it!"
*What a line, truly great dialogue.*
I agree it was so cool
Please check out this spin off where Ahsoka teams up with Maul.
swfanon.fandom.com/wiki/Phantom_Alliance_Episode_1
If only the prequels dialogue was this good
Imagine if the writer had worked on the sequel trilogy.
It gives a new meaning to Anakin's line: "I will bring peace, freedom, justice, and security to my new empire."
Dave Filoni: “Hey Sam, how many badass lines do you want in this final arc?”
Sam Witwer: “Yes.”
Also Sam Witwer: I will make every non badass line Badass
When George Lucas was making maul he told his designers to make something “A vision out of their nightmares” yet here he is just quivering with fear, which just goes to show how terrifying Palpatine is when he literally scares a devil-like figure
Also fun fact, Mother Talson was one of Maul’s early concept art
And than Rey comes and gibbs him.
@@Nemo7The7Pirate7 we don't talk about sidious clone
@@tonyepic8 we don’t talk about the sequels
@@Nemo7The7Pirate7 leave that trash out of here lol
@@tonyepic8 Rey is Disney's Frankenstein Mary Sue, and like all Mary Sue's she failed so hard best to just call it Horrible fanfiction..
Yoda: Hmm for 900 years have I learnt. For years have I meditated, and clouded the future of the Jedi and the Republic is.
Maul: I had a dream last week...
as wise as yoda is at the end if of the day hes just a pawn of the republic. they was all caught if guard because of their arrogance and being too loyal to the Senate instead of the force. maul was there with sidious since the beginning he knew everything the only problem is that he didn't know he was just another tool for sidious
Takes a sith to know a sith I guess
The veil of the darkside that Sidious created was made specifically to cloud the perception of lightsiders.
So while the Jedi are blinded, Maul can still have visions just fine.
Maul did mention that the dark side was growing much stronger. I'm not sure if that grants him better foresight but it's interesting to think of the possibilities.
I personally thinks this shows deeply the difference between maul n dooku. dooku we ALL knew hes just a placeholder until anakin gets stronger and surpass him. but with maul sidious actually spend time with him he actually trained him alot. maul was his first apprentice he was suppose to be in anakin's position before anakin came into the picture. that's why maul was such a threat to sidious because he moves behind the shadows like him to a lesser extent.
I can feel the anxiety in mauls voice as he goes on about Darth Sidious’ plan now coming into action. It actually gives me chills. Top class voice acting
he’s scared of darth sidious Jesus Christ
It sounds Scottish when he says “and you just can’t see it”
The same guy who was star killer. He is an extremely big fan of star wars and loves playing maul. I would honestly feel the same way lol
You can defiantly see a bit of paranoia in his words and as he looks around the room. Its almost like he assume Sidious is sitting there in the corner laughing all the while.
Robosoldier11
Wouldn’t put it past the old bastard to be sitting in the rafters, whispering “unlimited powahhhh...”
1:06 I swear, the exasperation in Maul’s voice; it’s so heavy. He wants so badly to defeat his master, but everyone is so far behind him that he’s truly alone in knowing how the hammer has already fell.
It's kinda like, the Republic still believe they have a chance, only Maul knows that it's damage limitation at this point.
Only a small amount of people in a galaxy knew, and they either died, were attacked, or were captured before they could do anything about it, sense the galaxy only saw them as crazy people or traitors, and it was only until it was too late that everyone found out they were not crazy, it’s a trend within society, we condemn the ones telling the truth and praise the ones who say what we want to hear. Even after the one wars, many knew nothing of the with plot at all except darth Vader, but they excepted him because he was on their side, right? People in the Star Wars galaxy very much are similar to people on earth. Only difference is that even conspiracy’s like the Illuminati still is being somewhat investigated by people, because what history has told us is that what seems like crazy thoughts and beliefs could have some form of truth to them, and it’s a 50/50 chance that it could exist, although not in the same way it is described.
Ok hong kong, wait how is hong kong watching this video, that's a whole city (and some people say it's a nation but it's not defined as a nation by da UN)
In a country of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.
Now that I think about it, it must suck to be maul and know how much everything is about to go to shit, but no one listens.
It’s scary how dialogue in a fantasy show can resonate so much with real life, especially right now.
"Justice is merely the construct of the current power base" gave me chills. I was waiting for someone to point this out
"There is no justice! No law! No order! Except for the one that will replace it!"
@Chris Paez Thank you for this information. Some people says this quote represents the world when its mostly stuff in America, which kinda makes me mad. But now we have some actual information thats not from the U.S. i thank you.
@@comicfan8350 “new world order”, “the great reset” they deny it and call everyone crazy but as it happens in real time no one can see it yet. The republic has fallen as they’re all purchased by the ultra wealthy allowing cities to crumble and people to continue to lose their wealth and freedom of speech. It’s happening fast and I don’t think anyone will be able to stop it.
@@BadForYourKidneys And people always think about America when they talk about this too. But other countries are suffering from this too.
Maul: Were you not cast out of your order?
Ahsoka: I left voluntarily.
Maul: Yes, but you were motivated to leave by the hypocrisy of the Jedi Council.
Ahsoka: ...
Oh, god. She didn't even try to deny it.
SSJWolverine cuz it’s true Jedi are corrupt AF
True
The way he stammers with the yes is a great trip-up in the moment. People still think she was kicked out and he didn't expect her to have left like that.
I still remember the episode where she left, the jedi council treatment of her is what got me starting to dislike the Jedi council.
They screwed up and didn't believe in ahsoka,. Then when they find out they screwed up do they apologize and admit their mistake? No they go to some bs excuse like "well the force was testing you and us. So we didn't really make a mistake. "
No it wasn't the force testing you, all of you made a mistake and you are too arrogant to admit the fault was your's. The jedi deserved to fall for their arrogance.
Say what you want about the sith but ar least they are honest about who they are.
@@thepayne7862 The funniest part about the Jedi council is that it's hypocricy has led it to the fate it tried to prevent.
Because Yoda and Winu were afraid that Aniking could be led to the dark side by his fear over losing someone he loves, they prevented him from advancing, what led the young man into the hand of Sidious.
A jedi master should never let fear cloud their judgement, so it is quite ironic.
But then, the jedi also dealt in absolutes like "Fear is bad" and "Do not love" while claiming that only Siths deal in absolutes...
1:06 is probably the best acting in the entire series. Well done, Sam Witwer
The animation and the voice acting... just amazing!
This episode was complete perfection.
EnergyBlast Productions yes
I completely agree. It feels so real
It almost looked like mocap
1:10
You can see Mauls left *ear piercing* !
Such a great detail. In the movie, Ray Park put on a small, silver earring before sitting down to do the Darth Maul makeup, and only noticed it later. But George Lucas said he really liked it, so the earring stayed.
Here to tell you that you have 200 likes.
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I rewatched this segment of the episode over and over. Maul's delivery was beyond incredible. For me, this is one of greatest moments in Star Wars history, when everything is on the verge of falling apart, and two opposing forces come closer than ever to putting a stop to it only to end up letting their personal feelings get in the way. Maul and Ahsoka together could have represented the ultimate balance, saving the galaxy from Sidious, saving the Jedi from themselves, turning them both into heroes and proving once and for all that the Dark and the Light are meant to exist in harmony. But Ahsoka was blindly trusting of Anakin even though by this point it was already too late to prevent him from becoming Vader, and Maul was too short-sighted to understand that there had to be another way to stop Sidious that didn't mean killing Anakin.
Two perfectly written characters with believable flaws, motivations, and the power to do something, who failed because they couldn't see eye to eye.
To be fair, even together, they could not have done shit to Sidious
When Maul wanted her to join him, it was like time was in slow motion for me. I wanted her to go with him so badly, but the moment Anakin was brought up I was like "NO, DARN IT!" I knew she wouldn't do it because of Anakin. But I was so excited for a moment there, that the former sith and the former jedi could truly amount to something and change everything. After researching Maul's backstory, I think he and Ahsoka could actually find that balance in the force. If only Ahsoka was a little less jedi and Maul were a little less sith. *sigh* They were so close to compromise. But the chosen one stands in the way. Man...
Facts
Wow, great comment...I also felt like Ahsoka should've joined him lol a Sith + a Jedi would ironically have been more effective at destroying Palpatine than the whole Jedi Council
Yes! I would LOVE to see this alternate timeline of events!
Darth maul is low key an anti-hero.
More an anti-villain; what determines an anti-hero or anti-villain is how they start off.
@@EricGraham94 Maul is the only good guy now
He was trying to stop sidious, just for the wrong reasons and in the wrong way
@@ultra7systems no he isn't, I get you love him but he isn't.
@@Slixer how is he not a hero now
It really says something when Maul, a monster whose desires for revenge and conquest make him one of the most dangerous people in the galaxy, is scared of something nobody else can see.
his evil brother dead kill by Darth sithous
@@jeremyanderson6789 *sidious
*nobody that is currently alive can see* like fives
I've would have known something isn't right
A phantom menace?
Seeing and hearing Maul go from a confident killer and warrior, someone so full of rage and seething anger to this? We've seen him many times but he sounds anxious. The way he talks just a bit too fast, the way his eyes don't stay on one thing, his hands fidgeting. He knows something horrible is about to happen but doesn't know the exact details. Amazing.
Honestly! this comment is awsome
I love how despite the fact he was once a Sith, he doesn’t lie to her once in this scene. Honestly, he seems terrified of what’s to come and knows he’s going to need an ally.
Reminds me of when Dooku told Obi-Wan about Sidious controlling the Republic. Never once lied to him but Obi-Wan refused to listen to him.
Despite the fact that we know exactly what Maul is talking about, this whole episode still felt super sinister when he's cryptically talking about Sidious + the music.
Yes, its my favourite episode of the last 4. People go on about Shattered and Victory And Death - but this one really chills and gives a sense of doom and a darkness approaching.
Yep it’s my favorite episode out of the last
The permanent ominous music was incredibly nerve wrecking
"They cannot defeat Sideous" It's said with such absolution. Even though we know it to be true it's still like "wow. The good guys are actually going to lose". It's genius writing dvd direction.
"YOU'RE ALL GOING TO BURN! WE'RE ALL GOING TO DIE! YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING!!"
Sam Witwer is a real "all of the sith":
- Sith Apprentice
- Ex-Sith lord
- The Senate
- The God of the Dark side of the Force
Just give him an award already. What an amazing voice acting.
Dont forget "The Culmination of the Ro2", Bane would be proud of seeing his Ro2 leading to such a accomplished Sithlord like Sidious.
ahsoka should be all the jedi, she lived through the golden years of the jedi, learned from sone of the best and said 'no, this is wrong'.
Lily - LunarSlayer she fought fricken Vader(knowing who he was as well which probably wasn't great for her) then the emperor right after and survived like how much more badass can you get
Lily - LunarSlayer you’re missing the point, Sam Witwer has voiced 3 of the most renowned Sith in existence and the very entity of the Dark Side, that’s why he’s the voice of the Sith
As far as I know there isn’t a voice actor who’s done more than 2 good guys (not counting clones, because theirs easily millions of them)
@@othervids3726 She never fought the Emperor
Ashoka: "I left voluntarily"
Maul: "well, yes but actually no"
“Justice is merely the construct of the current power base.” This entire throne room sequence is one of my favorite moments from all of Star Wars. Maul is a brilliantly written character
I love how Maul is now a negotiator and not an assassin anymore
(Edited) WOW, thanks for all the likes 👍
"Ah, the negotiator"
@@nintendosaber1184 hello there
@@nintendosaber1184
"You were right about one thing master...Darth Maul is short."
*Cuts him in half again*
Die as a warrior or live long enough to see your self become the negotiator
His legs were the assassin part.
Remember the scene Kylo invites Rey to join him but gets refused a few years ago ? This one is that but 100 times better and 66 times more logical
this was built up over the course of a like, 5 seasons, thats why.
"66 times"
I see what you did there.
I don't care if the movie came out before this, these two did it first
Kylo inviting Rey to "join him" felt so forced and empty without any substance on it; was just a cheap attempt to make the audience to feel the similar tone when Vader tempted Luke to "join him" or when Anakin tried to convince Padmé to "join to him" to rule the galaxy.
@@tonyrobinson1088 Hey, keep it going. If you get 66 likes on this comment, it'll be even more funny. This is great.
These two, are the legacy of Clone Wars.
Ahsoka, who started as possibly the most annoying charecter on the franchise, and Maul, the disposable badass with almost no lines or screentime that died after just one movie. Here are they, more than a decade after the Clone Wars begun, the most well developed, well written, amazingly acted, and badass charecters in Star Wars history. What a phenomenal job.
They got that big character development lol
As a latecomer to the SW series, cant agree more, the 2 most compelling heroes of the franchise.
Maul was definitely no hero...
She started off as a child, and ended up as a jaded adult. She went through incredible character growth.
0:17 I love how Maul stutters as he didn't expect Ahsoka to reply "I left voluntarily". He's like that kid who's tries to sound epic and cool and has everything scripted in his mind only to find out reality is so much more unpredictable. I also love how he succeeded nonetheless
Anyone else just absolutely love when maul says his speech with the “it already has and you just can’t see it” it’s mind blowing
isaac hancock facts it’s just a perfect display of emotion
That’s the one that got me, seeing the GAR in action in the earlier scenes and episodes restored my sense of pride in the republic, but all the awesome battles and clone heroics really do is hide the rot in the senate and government sending men to wage their war. Hearing Maul say this out loud snapped me out facade, and think critically about what the invasion of mandalore really amounted to: the proto-empire crushing possible source of future resistance. As much as I wanted the Maul’s mandalorians to lose, I realized that by the next day they would be considered the rebels resisting imperial rule.
@@johnnyunderhillproductions8346 I came to the same conclusion, but that's the very reason I wanted Maul's forces to win instead. And Maul's mandalorians had cool armor.
“Too late for what?! For the Republic to fall?! It already has and you cannot see it-! There’s no justice, no law, no order except for one that will replace it!”
1:06
Sam witwer always knocks it out of the damn park with his voice acting like damn
im pretty sure its sam witwer who voices him this season ray park did the motion capture for him though
Ned Mintz Ray Park provides the motion capture for Maul in this episode, Sam Witwer does his voice
TheDictatorial 99 yeah sorry had a brain fart and forgot
@@ravensofasgard18 Literally a perfect combo for Darth Maul
@@haydenberends3905 It is. Seeing Park and Witwer now having worked as one for Darth Maul twice now (Solo included) is really impressive. They really should do more motion capture work like this for animated Star Wars series'. This episode alone proves that it works effectively
*Darth Maul: Silent Assassin in Phantom Menace.*
*Also Darth Maul: Has more lines then all the Jedi in the Clone Wars.*
Except obi wan, anakin and ahsoka, and i think mace and yoda lol
“Justice is merely the construct of the current power base” really seems to start resonating now in this times. It’s crazy man
This says a lot about humanity today, it’s scary bro
Cringe
Yeah, like power constructions were invented in the 2000s..
It sounds as resonant as it would've sounded 30 years ago, because contructions are nature's way to display power. Please stop thinking this decade is the end of the world or any different than 10 or 20 or 100 years ago, everything had its ups and its downs, and so will it have as long as humanity's sentient. It just sounds like you're going edgy over the world's current situation rather than realising it's been like that since we exist. Cheers.
It is transgenerational. It applied in 4000 BC when Hammurab made his laws and it applies now. We are no more close to a world end now than we were 600 years ago.
@@elcobra98 Thank you for elaborating what I was thinking far better than I ever could have.
By that time, Griveous is already gone, but while Windu is already on his way to face sidious at the chancellor’s office
Nope. Not that quick. A few more hours, maybe the next day.
@@AngelGonzalez-kl5hz obi wan probably just killed grievous i would think. But order 66 will happen in the next episode
I figured Ahsoka vs Maul was happening at the same time as Kenobi vs Grievous
And to think we didn't even get so see him or Dooku in action one last time. Ventress too for that matter. Maul is the only Clone Wars villian who gets a satisfying send-off. It's outrageous, it's unfair.
Good night, sweet General.
Sherlock Smuuug to be fair, seeing them at this point would just be seeing them in Revenge of the Sith when they die. Now Ventress is already dead at this point, half of Maul’s saberstaff is her Jedi lightsaber. If you wanna see how her story ends find her novel and read that. Hopefully that arc gets animated if enough people support this conclusion tho
The whole season is so tragic. Maul saddens me the most. Don’t get me wrong, if Sidous was killed Mail would want to take his place. But he is the only one who truly knows the magnitude of the horror to come and in the end.... no one would listen.
They were too late to prevent it. Even Yoda knows this from his visions.
Palpatine’s plan was already in motion at this point even if Ahsoka and the troopers listened to Maul there was nothing they could do.
Darth Vader they could at least try to tell Anakin to be weary of what's happening, since he was "the key to everything" which honestly he really was
OtherVids Even if Palpatine lost Anakin it wouldn’t mean much because he has amassed so much political power to where he could simply declare himself Emperor. Also what could Anakin do, if he attacked Palpatine then all Palpatine had to do was execute order 66 and kill the Jedi.
@@Spud1189 The plan was in its final act, everything was already in motion the moment Palpatine secured the seat of Chancellor.
I swear to god this was Game of Thrones level dialogue.
Billy Tessio This show is SW’s version of GoT
I think LOTR would be more apt
mass effect 2 cutscene
@Lewis Paul LOTR was a better comparison imo
Better, to me anyway, kinda subjective innit
Filoni just gave all his most powerful lines to Maul. Don't get me wrong, I adore most of the well written characters of the filoni-verse, but it feels like there was so much love and care put into Maul's script. Between this fantastic exchange and the one he has with a certain Jedi in a certain desert...so impactful.
Sam Witwer’s acting in this is so strong and on point.
Maul is easily the best part of this season and his interactions with Ashoka with how they are similar and how he tries to bring her to his side makes it better. (Edit, also this is easily the best acting I’ve seen in all of star wars animation 1:06.)
Puny emperor doom
You can feel his fear for what’s going to happen next...
I liked Obi-Wan's acting in the same room when Maul himself kills Sabine. And how he tells him only the weak succumb to the dark side. Powerful stuff.
Saltire indeed
Sam Witwer is legendary
You know it's bad when Maul is terrified.
Can we take a second to appreciate how amazing Maul's facial animations are here? I swear it almost looks like motion capture at times
They are very good, though Ashoka's reactions to this procession of information coming her way, is even better. Great scene.
I finished the episode and Maul was so desperate.
He is a hero, well at least for me (even though he would've f*cked the galaxy even more lol!).
No need to worry man
With the leader like chancellor palpatine that sith darth sidious stands no chance against the republic😉
@@xuanvutran3114
Nice try 😉
I ain't new to this.
Vitiate vs Palpatine would be nice, Vitiate would smack Palpatine's ass.
More like an Anti-hero he just wants Sidious removed so he can take his place! Not to mention if the Jedi prevail he languishes in a jail for the rest of his life for his crimes! It's not in his best interests.
@@haydenrichards7530 how can be that? I mean palpatine was in ROTJ way before the expand universe
@@dadian803 nah man
No one can beat the entire senate especially with unlimited power
1:00 is my favourite scene in this episode. In older clone wars they weren't great at creating facial expressions so when Maul got angry he just screamed and started frothing at the mouth. Now they are able to make Maul look annoyed or pissed off rather than totally enraged. The animations are top notch and the voice acting too.
Ahsoka's reactions especially are spot on here. I believe they got one of the actresses from 12 Years A Slave in, and her processing of this information Maul is telling her, is astonishingly good.
Everyone talks about the animation and fight scenes in this season and I’m still trying to get over Maul’s genius dialogue
Mauls voice actor, ESPECIALLY when he’s screaming about how everyone will die during his capture, is literally the best part of the show
Sam witwer do be doing some good shit
" justice is merely the construct of the current power base"
As a lawyer I find that line hard, but not entirely wrong...
Guillermo Rojas Wish you could say the same about Humanity’s track record.
Why is it so hard for you? It's just fact and part of history. If you can't accept that from the start, you should have never become a lawyer.
EmptyMan000 exactly
Guillermo Rojas it’s true
You are a pawn just like he once was
The voice actor and facial animations are amazing
"There is no justice, no law, no order. Except for the one that will replace it."
2020...
Or 4000 BC, or 1284 BC or 32 BC or the year 412 or 812 or 1517 or 1776 or 1789 or 1917 or 1945 or 1989-1991 or 2008...
@@kungolaf4499 Agreed it’s just the circle of civilization.
Gee i wonder why its 2020
Maul talks about the NWO
Der Bosswels Darth Maul is based, he was dropping some major Red Pills
I absolutely loved Maul’s role in this final season. You’ve never would’ve guessed how it would worked out with order 66 but he turned into such a good character
Man, the sense of impending doom is powerful in this scene as war rages outside coupled with this music, the curtain is falling and the galaxy is changing as they speak, one which doesn't have a place or use for any of them any longer. Dark times indeed.
Watching this during the first lockdown during the quarantine really hit me. This scene literally makes out what’s happening out our front doors right now. Maul was speaking facts the whole way.
National Socialist oy vey
The music in the background is so eerie. Really gives you the feeling that something horrible is about to happen.
Almost all the music in these episodes synch up to ROTS’s soundtrack to show what is going on at that moment. This is like the song that went on with Palpatine talking about Darth Plagueis.
Jacob been trying to find the track that’s playing during Maul’s and Ashoka’s dialogue. Any idea?
Walker Career Prep and Sales Promo it is titled “The throne”
Yes, the dark age about to consume the galaxy slowly approaching. The inevitability of it, it has reached a point where it is unstoppable...
Was like a cutscene from mass effect or something else gud.
"We were both tools for greater powers."
That shit is sad...
M - “Were you not, cast out of your order?”
A - “I left voluntarily”
M - “Y, Yes But you were motivated to leave by the hypocrisy of the Jedi Council”
one of my top favorite moments in the season, it’s so *good*
You know it’s bad when maul speaks in that tone, he seems very nervous and for good reasons
This is how star wars is supposed to be: thriller, intriguing, action, and powerful dialogues. Not that rip off sequel trilogy. Ahsoka is a true female protagonist and darth maul an enigmatic villain.
Agree the sequel triology felt kinda empty thought i dont have a problem with anyone who likes it.
I hope Disney don't mess up with the old republic seriosly its my favorite era of Star wars
I agree
While Kylo Ren isn't a traditional villain, they missed their chance to make him like that in Episode 9... Instead they pressed the panic button and abandoned all their characters. Episode 9 should have been the ultimate triumph of the Sequel Trilogy to sement its own identity... not to crumble into old rehashed tropes...
And Adam Driver is a phenomenal actor. They had all the pieces to make a great story and instead they undermined the story of TFA and TLJ only to repeat ROTJ's ending.
@@kungolaf4499 They should have had the balls to stay on the track they were going in Episode 8. We got to see Kylo Ren go from a knock off Vader to becoming his own villain. The New Supreme Leader. We got to see a Vader that *didn't* get redeemed. We had Episode 8 play out like Empire strikes back and then diverge suddenly at the last moment. Snoke dead! Kylo Ren as the new Big Bad, irredeemable after all! A hero that wasn't from a bloodline. Something different.
Unfortunately, they tried to pander to the screaming of RUclipsrs pissed off because their personal fanfictions didn't get played out on screen and who would have likely raged no matter what they saw, and what we ended up with was an empty rehash of the hold that spent 60% of the time trying to undo the last film rather than progress forward.
In my opinion, we got the film we asked for, and the film we deserved.
Seems like they are finally getting it. Keeping Ahsoka around who has been her own character and been around since 2008 was the right path, not that Rey crap who is just female Luke Skywalker but is related to Palpatine instead.
When maul said his line, it turned into reality and not a cartoon show.
Maul’s voice actor is soo friggin amazing
I cannot get over how amazing the characterization of Maul is!!! Going from murdering my boy Qui Gon to now being the guy I’m rooting for in all this (though we know how it all ends for him) is literally the best thing ever.
Man this scene has great dialogue and animation
The music at 1:18 where Maul says "The time of the Jedi has passed" is so haunting.
"There is no Justice, no law, no order, and there is no Queen of England"
Anakin walks is: Oh you're a Sith alright, just not a Sith LORD!
Maul: Oh yeah? What's the difference?
*Rogue One ending*
Anakin: Presentation!
I think about the line Liam Neeson’s character Ducard/Ra’s Al Ghul said to Bruce in Batman Begins:
“You are defending a city so corrupt that we have infiltrated every corner of its infrastructure.”
Basically Darth Maul is saying the same thing. The Sith had managed to adapt and grow within the Republic to the point that they were able to hide in plain sight. The Jedi in the other hand became proverbially fat and lazy, thinking that if the Sith returned, they would know-not realizing their enemies had adapted, and as such the Jedi’s fate was sealed.
another Ra's al ghul quote for aspiring sith lords: "always mind you're surroundings or you'll end up like darth vader
Ràs Al Ghul is such a good villain in every adaptation he's in
The same thing happened with Revan in the old republic. The jedi failed to see the sith adapted, and were nearly eradicated. The cycle always repeats.
You are so wise! Your comment is one of the most compelling arguments I've ever seen, especially when you consider how the corruption of the Republic reflects the corruption of society today.
@@adityabhalekar3506 More like always mind your high ground hahaha.
Luke had a Hero's journey.
Maul had an anti-hero's journey.
Going from a one-dimensional assassin to someone with depth and complexity.
Antihero does not equal depth and complexity. Maul is a villain fighting against another villain. It's all a big power grab. Nothing heroic about it.
@@EmptyMan000
But he's willing to work with Ahsoka, a former Jedi, an order he *loathed* in his past life.
So he had to have some development in order to look past his own hate to go back at Sidious.
As they say, "The Enemy of my Enemy is my Friend."
We’re all the heroes in our own storylines. We simply give others hero and villain status based on our own alignments.
@@EmptyMan000 It's not just that; dude's matured well beyond the days of being an assassin for Sidious.
@@pcgamer881 He's matured? He's following the ways of the Sith. To surpass and replace one's master, you can't do that if you don't have some tricks up your sleeve or the power to make it so. Maul is just using what he learned from his master. Manipulating to achieve his own ends. Even if it means alliances with people he hates. I swear you lot just project so much junk onto someone who blatantly shows the contrary, it's unsettling. Like some blatant rejection of reality stuff here.
This scene made me scared AF the fear in Maul's voice, the music, the echos from the battle on the streets, when Maul tells the truth about Anakin, Ahsoka's lack of knowledge about what terrible things are coming and when Maul captured and hes shouting WE ALL GOING TO DIE transforms this episode a horroristic nightmare
I haven't been a Star Wars fan for long. But Darth Maul was always my favorite character because if hiw badass he looks and fights. Clone Wars made him so much better. Will always be my favorite character, sucks that i still want more of him but his ending on Rebels was perfect.
I loved the prequels for how intertwined politics and jedi/sith affairs can get with the added touch of grey morality. It's so compelling because it's not just the jedi who are beginning to learn the truth about palpatine, it's the politicians too and worse yet, sith like maul and dooku saw long beforehand the inevitable fall of the republic and jedi, played their part in it and were quickly disposed of once palpatine/sidious became emperor. At times it seems like star wars is a simplistic story, but it really isn't. But clone wars continues to be my favorite era of star wars because I feel it embodies what star wars is all about.
It’s such complexity and brilliance that really makes me love the Prequels more than I already do the more I think about it.
@@simpsonsquire1997 I sometimes wish we can stay in the prequels era forever lol
It's absolutely my favourite as well. Both the height of heroism within the lower ranks of the republic but also it's lowest point internally. It's a shame that the movies where so shoddy but i think it's undeniable that the time period they portrayed went on to become one of the most interesting and beloved parts of star wars.
I do wonder whether people will find a way to do the same with the sequels thinking about it. It's hard to imagine right now with how badly it was portrayed but maybe someday extended universe content will manage to flesh it out into something much better...
Maul was actually so right. Even if he did "replace" Sidious there would still be a republic and jedi order to stop him. God damn i love his character. He shouldnt have had his last hurrah in a show like rebels
Are people still shitting on Rebels?
Seems that way. Some people are just that stubborn🤷🏽♀️
@@kobyrne6634 why would my opinion of rebels change?
That was supposed to be a joke (though I'll be the first to admit that it wasn't a very good one).
But I privately feel that Rebels (like Clone Wars) improved as it progressed. Though I'm not saying you have to agree.
@@kobyrne6634 cool cool. Im just saying killing a character like Maul in a show like rebels was like killing Walter White in Peppa pig to me.
For God sake, that is the best scene in the whole Star Wars. Not the fight itself (which is terrific) but this dialogue. Every word in this conversation is absolute masterpiece, the way it connects all the plots is just on another level. The way Maul sees conflict insinde Ashoka, the way he makes us want Ahsoka to join him and help him defeat Sidious, the way writers made us know why she won't do it... I still has goosebumps watching this for 100th time.
I fee the exact same way.
I don't understand why there isn't much people talking about this scene.
This pretty much makes you really feel how scary it is in this time period right before the Original Trilogy where the Republic has turned into the Empire.
Even though you already know what's to come, this pretty much incapsulates the dreadfullness of what's going to happen to the Galexy in the near future.
In many, this scene incapsulates on what might be happening in real life.
I think the most tragic thing about this whole conversation is Maul was completely honest with Ahsoka. He did her the highest credit he could, which is a mark of the real esteem he held her in. If there was one who was blind here, it was Ahsoka.
And it still had to go the way it did. To those who havent seen Star Wars Clone Wars, watch from the start to the end. It starts off as a kids show, but it gets darkly magnificent.
Season 1: Kid friendly, but fun
Season 2: Continues the fun but starts getting interesting
Season 3: Conflict, politics and war begin to take serious hold
Season 4: Starts dark ,continues dark, ends extremely dark
Season 5: The whole season is a roller coaster of emotions
Season 6: Hits with a powerful punch and expands on the lore
Season 7: Expands Rex and Ahsoka's role in the tragedy that follows
Remember that Kenobi was his nemesis, the child who bested him by pure luck and took his legs.
Sideous was his master, his trainer, someone he hoped to exceed but never could.
But Ahsoka was an equal, someone who was treated just like him, abandoned when they needed their elders support and left to their own devices.
He was completely honest with her from the start, hoping she would see the truth, but her faith in Anakin clouded her judgement. She of all people could see he didn't have a clear head when it came to people he cared about, like herself, like Padme.
@@Jimbob1337 She certainly proved to be his equal (I dont think Maul had the impression she could be, and his goal was to get her to become a sith, not kill her) even though she had not formally completed padawon training before leaving the order. He by that point was a canny veteran of the wars and as a known very powerful force user, far past the one who Obi Wan bested at the time.
Obi Wan though if the lore was right was known to be an exceptional jedi from the start, better specifically at fighting from the beginning than most others. I can see as a padawon, having a completely unexpected method of attack, that he would best Maul the way he did.
And yeah to Mauls telling of the truth the way he did, to try to get Ahsoka to cross to the dark side. It really speaks of the real rot in the republic by then, and the order, that he did not have to tell a single lie.
“If one is to understand the ‘great mystery,’ one must study all its aspects, not just the dogmatic, narrow view…” So, yeah, I guess that’s fair to say that Ahsoka was extremely ignorant to what was happening. It’s still good that she didn’t side with Maul in the end. There was a fine line between “realist observer” and “renegade survivor,” and that was where Maul stood. Few who take this route make it to the redemption ending, like Ventress and Skyguy. But, I guess you can also chalk some of that up to the very different lives that Ahsoka and Maul were allowed to have up to this point.
He reminds of Taron Malicos when Maul talks about the Jedi.
I wonder how Cal would have faired against Maul, I'm pretty sure he'd have a hard time fighting him.
@@powerphi6323 He would get destroyed. Cal could not even fight Vader. While Maul is not comparable to Vader either, Maul is still an extremely powerful force user. Ahsoka finished her training under the chosen one. Cal never finished his training under a less revered and powerful jedi.
@@matthewchertkow1303 LMAO nobody at the time could just fight Vader, aside from Yoda, Post ESB Luke and Sidious, even Maul level force users would be forced with just Running away if put on a 1 on 1 with Vader, Cal with his master had to dip, just because of how easy it´s for Vader to turn low tier force users into the darkside look at what he did to the Inquisitors.
@@sebas8225 Cal would still get butchered by maul though
Cal is powerful but not that powerful. He couldn't even beat Malicos without help. Maul was definitely stronger than Malicos. I'd say in the end Cal is on par with Obi Wan when he was knighted.
Maul:
Former Sith Lord
Renegade Dark Side User
Underworld Crime Lord
Ruler of Mandalore
Eloquent Negotiator
&
Connoisseur of Political Science
True Af
Maul was trained for quite some time by Sidious, there's a good chance he taught him about politics if his original intention was to keep Maul at his side after Order 66. It's not like Maul was able to build a crime organization with no prior knowledge.
Sidious quickly went out of his way to lecture Vader about politics and his place in the hierarchy post-ROTS, even if he tends to use deadly and roundabout methods to make his point.
This is Jon Snow.... He’s King in the North
Brad Smith Now that was a reference I wasn’t expecting lol
has no dic
This is possibly the best bit of voice acting I have ever seen.
The voice acting is phenomenal
I think maul and Ashoka and Rex will all work together once they’re in the cruiser where all the clones tries to kill Ashoka and maul
I wonder if Jesse tries to kill them... I hope he won't listen (but he probably will🙁)
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He would, that's why last week's episode I was hoping for Maul to kill Jesse rather than seeing him die at the hands of Ahsoka if he followed Order 66.
@@handsome_mr_wolf7648 I think Maul's interrogation disrupted his inhibitor chip
theHoodedNerd i think Jesse will turn , but I think that mind read Maul did revealed the chip to him , so I imagine he’ll tell Rex/ ahsoka
@@webheadgabe1177 that sound about right! Because rex finds out about chips but we dont know how he did it!
There's such an overwhelming sense of impending doom and dread in this scene, it's chilling.
Sam Witwer is superb as Maul. Every word, every pause, every sentence a work of art.
Dark Maul PERFECT voice acting👌🏻
It’s like Fives all over again...
Jesus Christ how many times can the Jedi be warned about the same thing over and over
Edit: wow most likes I've ever gotten thanks 👍🏻😄
The dumbest one for me was in Attack of the Clones when Obi-Wan was captured by the Geonosians, and Dooku came in and basically _told him the truth,_ but Obi-Wan just dismissed it out of hand.
I hope the surviving Jedi looked back and really thought what if they weren't so deluded
Even after it happens they don't get it. "My allegiance is to the Republic, to Democracy!", Obi says, a few days after the Republic tries to kill him and his entire order.
@@DarqeDestroyer Obi Wan actually told the Council about it, they just said that Dooku was lying and brushed it off like the idiots they were
The Jedi Order were victims of their own hubris.
Their arrogant belief of what they knew of the force was what REALLY destroyed them.
Ironically, Anakin DID bring balance to the Force in the end by destroyed the overpowered Jedi Order,
and then later Darth Sidious as Vader when the Sith became too powerful.
"At last we will reveal ourselves to the jedi. At last we will have revenge."
Poor maul 😢 his only lines and he never got to have revenge.
In the end his hatred wasn't for the Jedi, it was for Sidious and he prays they will all have their vengeance in his final words when dying in Kenobi's arms, as he finds out about a New Hope.
Not true, other lines in TPM: Tatooine is sparsely populated. If the homing trace is correct, I will find them quickly, Master.
Yes, my master
This is why maul is my favorite Star Wars character
So hot character 🤘
...didn't he kill your girlfriend tho...
The ambience of the music reminds me of something out of Blade Runner.
forceaidan8 I was thinking this too, it was perfect
forceaidan8 can’t wait till the soundtrack drops for this arc
The music makes this scene. It pitches Sidious, more than anyone else, as this sinister, unseen inevitable force of doom - one that even Maul is visibly terrified of.
The music and the dialogue really emphasizes a sense of dread or suspense
Finally, nobody is talking about how great the score for this arc is.
“Justice is merely the construct of the current power base.”
Maul’s truthfulness is terrifying. What a great episode!
“To late for what the republic to fall it already has and you just can’t see it”. This is the current state of America
“Justice is merely the construct of the current power basis”
Maul has the best dialogue. Change my mind
Maul was right. The republic was already defeated, from the moment Palpatine got into power
Technically from the moment the clone wars started, when he received emergency powers to solely control the republic and its army
Exactly
Season 7 is really making me reevaluate how much I like Maul’s character, the performance is stunning
can we just Talk about the voice acting for a minute?
0:20 the subtle stutter has maul is briefly thrown off by the fact she left on her own rather than kicked out
Just all of maul’s speech in this scene actually from 0:38 and onwards
the blatant anxiety you can just HEAR
this man deserves an Emmy for his performance
im surprised he didn't get one yet!
"THEY ARE REAL TO ME"
Congrats to who got that reference
I love the detalils in this, Mauls ear piercing for example, Ray Park has it in the Phantom menace
OMG thats right 🤔😨
The extreme paranoia Maul has when merely speaking about Sidious lends credence to how powerful Sheev was.
And that if he made Maul - one of the most dangerous people in the galaxy - look nervously in terror, showed just how bad and cruel he truly was.
Thank you
Who's Sheev?
@@DamontheDemon7 Palpatine's first name
@@anotherpapasheev7546 No way!
Sheev Sidious?! That is so badass!
Oh wait... it's Sheev Palpatine isn't it?
maul is such a well written character, its interesting too see how he has a greater understanding of what is happening then the collective jedi. asohka still represents that blind jedi ego
Maul Is speaking facts for one minute straight. It’s like he’s talking about today’s world
Darth Maul's voice actor is beyond incredible, bar none
Kevin Kiner, PLZ release the soundtrack for the entire Siege of Mandalore arc. The BGM in this clip is rather eerie and chilling...
determinator 94 🥰
it seems like interstellar in 1:06
Yes this exactly. Have all the other great stuff he composed for the final 4 episodes, but can't seem to find this song anywhere, and its the most chilling of the lot as we know the wheels are now turning, and the end of the Republic and the Jedi Order is hours away.
"Justice is merely a construct of the current power base." Maul reads Foucault.
Maul is an edgy 12 old kid
@@xanthippus3190
No it's actually real philosophy , well philosophe are edgy by nature so ...
This is the comment I was looking for
Like it or not he's spitting facts
What a majestic scene.