Biggie Cheese lol imagine

Old ben's at it again

lol.

lmfao the farmers be like: ugh that ben kenobi, what did that desert hobo do this time?

Boi I would grab a rifle

Bran, the Builder

Uliq Quel Droma, the Redeemed

Dooku the Forgettable

No, just Maul

*Darth Sidious, the Senate

The great Sam Witwer

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@@iliass2002 thank you

Sam Witwer said in an interview before he got the gig voicing Maul he actually had a conversation with a friend asking hypothetically if Maul had survived getting cut in half what kind of suffering would he have gone through? So he was oddly prepared for the role 👌👌

True, bro knows what he's doing.

i mean... he wasn't wrong

Of all characters, maul begging to be let go, to die is a testament to how terrifying and traumatic order 66 was to both Jedi, and Sith. No one was ready for the inevitable moment that everything changed.

"You're".

This is such a haunting scene, you can hear the panic in his voice at the thought of being returned to Palpatine

@@NixonRules963 Now that you've mentioned it, I really feel bad for Maul, literally.

Obi wan and Darth Maul were like brothers

@@Hardcord6 Wtf?

@@aidangilboy6673 they are ennemies of course but they had respect for each other’s and Kenobi knows the hate and the suffering maul had he see him as an old friend this was they’re last encounter they had to stop the pain, he offered him the thing he wanted the most, death and finally peace.

@@Yendislefort I get that they were like old friends, but they aren’t even close to being like brothers.

No Name it's not about obi but maul

it gave him anger, fuelled by kenobi only.

I wouldn't say he trusted him. It was a simple revenge plot between them, even although maul came to hate the very thing he is he knew he was gonna die regardless

i was super confused by that scene in rebels when i first saw it, but now it makes perfect sense and is super emotional

It's not my fault he's bad at fighting

@@eliaslunajesusisalive9386 Master Kenobi, the Palpatines are joining together and will rebuild the empire once again.

He turned a two year old into a monster.

​@@jackmclean4120basically bred him to be a killer

@@tufab3494and killed his brother after casting maul aside like trash for dooku to replace him

In the words of George Lucas "Star Wars is about the Mesiah who accidentally sold his soul to the Devil" Palpatine is the Devil. Anakin is the Mesiah but also Lucifer at the sametime.

then they ruined it with 7 8 and 9. unless they somehow fix it with the ahsoka/mando shit, im lo key gonna forget that 7 8 and 9 happened and not consider them canon

Maul Knew What Was Going To Happen.

​@@WallNutBreaker524He kinda knew but not really

no question, sam witwer's acting in the role is truly art.

He has a twitch channel now, I was watching him play battlefront 2 a couple weeks ago

WE NEED A STAR WARS MOVIE/SHOW WITH SAM WITWER ! HE DESERVES THIS SO MUCH !

@@legogeneralgreivous8651 what’s his Twitch??

@@krispyskywalker7449 twitch.tv/samwitwer

Point one: put Lucas aside

They turned him from a villain to a tragic hero

@@Gan3eL Lucas was the one who told Filoni to bring him back

@@Gan3eL Bringing him back was Lucas's idea (and he was actually part of Lucas's Sequel trilogy concepts too still doing the Crime Lord stuff more powerful than ever having grown his criminal empire to become one of the dominant galactic powers and a genuine threat to the Republic during the chaos between the transition from Empire to New Republic)

10x0 is still 0 Filoni gave the cool design a character

He was based

He was a narcissist

His goal wasn't just revenge, but ultimately to gain as much power as possible, which is the goal of the Sith. I think had the original sequel trilogy idea been implanted instead of that abomination we got from Disney, we would have seen a somewhat different Maul, less fueled by hatred and more by a desire for regaining power he once held onto.

​@@teddybrooks5836 yes he was supposed to be the head of an underground criminal syndicate.

"There is no solace in vengeance. There is no purpose in hatred. Because one day There will come a time when you've killed every last thing in the world, and when that time comes, the only person left to hate will be yourself"

its the fact that revenge and avenging are different, saying avenge means he finally, at least partially, let go of his hate in his final moments.

I was thinking the whole war with clones and droids. the senators, the innocent people, plus Anakin, his brother, Kenobi, and himself (of course).

@@kelpokun1624 yea

my brother and I, Anakin and I, You and I***

I like to think "us" means "everyone the Sith hurt."

@@CalredicI feel like it actually meant everything Palpatine hurt

It’s like poetry...

And palpatine himself is control

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@@bbp2930 They rhyme

Palpatine should have died when i threw him. Pathetic

I agree

such an awesome detail

I was hoping for Kenboi......why are you here?

Like you

all villains are just broken heroes.

I’m sure u can relate

The darkside corrupts people and destroys their spirit, leaving them to be a broken shadow only to hate. That happened to you top Anakin. If we only had notice early that we did everything wrong... If we only had noticed

Took me a little bit to realize that was like

Luke

Dylan Hayes I think he probably meant anakin, the chosen one prophecy clearly states the chosen one will be born without a father, Luke had a father

@@traktor420 or did he? Anakin was his father but he died and became darth vader

@@traktor420 Luke kind of didn't have a father though. He was raised by his aunt and uncle, and he called them as such. He didn't find his biological father until he was an adult, and Darth Vader was his enemy until just before his death. I can see that as being a solid interpretation of a 'fatherless' chosen one.

@@arealhumdinger yeah thats true

Mandolorian is insane

S7 is Disney aswell

It's litterly just the sequels that are pissshit imo

@@lightpunch00 call me crazy, but i think the mandolorian is boring 90% of the show (at least the new seasons)

He finally admitted to himself that the hate he felt, was not for Obi-Wan. It was for the Emperor.

And he was right. Vader did indeed kill Palpatine.

@@shriharihudli8596 interestingly, vader killed most of the jedis, killed the sith lord then *died* and unintentionally brought almost perfect balance to the force

@@shriharihudli8596 I think he’s talking about Luke not Vader

He’s talking about Luke. And he didn’t give into his light side. The joke is the light side and the dark side are both the bad guys and good guys. One is seemingly altruistic but cold,unfeeling and detached. And one is seemingly wretched but passionate and human. The Jedi stole just as much from obi won and other Jedi as the sith stole from maul.

Sam Witwer.

His french voice actor is...divine. According to me

Star killer is voiced by him too

Sam Witwer He plays Starkiller/Galen Marek in The Force Unleashed and The Son in the Mortis arc of Clone Wars

@@Luc42 He also plays palpatine in TFU

Hey i love death note

God I fucking love that line, Sam Witwer is legendary

if you want can you check my last edit

Funny how he knew the plans all of it

I love it. Revenge

i like to think obiwan knew maul was gonna try it he went from his clone wars stance to adopting his masters stance and maul being someone who i guess couldnt resist killing both master and student the same way

Maul: I was was not privy to my masters plan, but now... *clone wars nods*

Unpopular opinion- the best villain in history

Yet, I feel disappointed because in this serie, they could have done a similar thing without having to resurect Maul. They could have done it for Grievous, so we could have a wonderful vilain instead of a moron.

@@Confused_surprise I would certainly say grievous has more charm and personality in clone wars than in the prequels (to be honest all the characters do). But, I think Darth Maul screamed the most wasted potential out of all the star wars characters. It wasnt about resurrecting him (although that does present an excellent conflict between him and obiwan), it was more about giving him that potential he deserved.

@@glendarjj3991 well I agree. Maul was indeed a wonderful character in this serie, and the best ennemy for Obi Wan. But still, I would have liked to see a good general Grievous. Because even if he have more charm, he sucks. Like, a lot. To me Grievous is one of the best character in all of the Clone War, and in Legend, he had one of the best back story. I am just disappointed they made him a moron incapable of killing one single jedi (and that one time with Fisto's padawan doesn't count, because he used a blaster). He was better in the 2003 show. Did you notice I like Grievous? If not, then I'll tell you : I like Grievous XD

Actually, Filoni states how Maul keeps choosing the life that makes him suffer and had he learned to let to, he wouldn't be failing.

@@alexdeghost2729 that's just the thing is he can't let go he is so filled with hatred and has been suffering for his entire life that he just keeps choosing the only thing he knows.

@@MattcraftMSTR Which eventaly leads to his demise.

Maul had a choice

@@alexdeghost2729 ok anakin lover did you forget he was taken his brother was killed he has nonthing literally nonthing left just anger and that fire was overtaking him

It's Also Very Inspiring.

Probably. It would be pretty fun to see him be friends with Kenobi

Well he actually technically "betrays the sith", because he wants to kill Palpatine.

@@benhamilton3671 palatine betrayed him first so it wasnt disloyalty

That may be but he wouldn’t have had the same background with all his experiences which is what drove him to being broken and seeing things clearly at the same time his character is the most genius and complex I’ve seen in my entire life.

@@benhamilton3671 Well betrayal is key to the rule of two, so if you take someone wanting to kill their old master as betryal than every sith who has lived since darth bane has betrayad the sith.

That would actually be a great story to tell. A tale full of sadness and heartbreak and suffering. A man used by everybody and discarded like a worn-away tool. For a time he gains some prominence in the criminal underworld, but then he ends up walking away from it, for whatever reasons, and searching for the one that had first defeated him, not to settle an old score, but to end the game, maybe, with some semblance of dignity.

It's not a story sidious would tell you

How about "The Lost Son of Dathomir" ? 😛

@@Robert_Douglass I can't help but feel like you're telling my story. That was really well thought out.

😩😭

This is true, and only Star Wars,my brother!

Suffering leads to insanity.

That stupid dathomirian deserved it

Fear leads to obsessive of power and obsessive beckoning the dark.

Sheev Palpatine Darth maul didn’t really have a choice. Evil isn’t born, it’s taught

@@Nicks_Memepage oh now do i

Sam Witwer.

He played the part better than anyone else could have. His voice acting perfectly captured Mauls internal torment. Phenomenal job by him.

Or Peter Saranophacis thats not the spelling but ye know.

Star killer was done amazingly by him too, he has a voice for tragedy

He also did starkiller, another one of the coolest Star Wars characters, and palpatine in the force unleashed and battlefront 2

But also the concept of his involvement in the sith taking everything from him. Imo he was referring to the concept of the sith, not a sith or some sith in particular.

@Tate Ullock yeah I agree with that, I was just saying how this line isn't directed at a singular entity or group. Working with the sith (concept, not Palpatine) resulted in the loss of his brother, his body, basically everything. To clear it up, Palpatine didn't cut his legs off for example, he lost his legs to obi wan because he was a sith.

@@Plasans how did Maul end up with Palpatine? Did he kidnapped Maul or did Talzin gave him?

@@kentinson1670 I haven't read many comics so I'm not sure, I think he was kidnapped as a kid. He might have been handed over by the night sisters tho

@@kentinson1670 yes, he was kidnapped by Palpatine at a young age. Talzin was actually pretty pissed at Palpatine for stealing Maul from her and she wanted revenge in son of dathomir comics against Sidious. You should read the son of Dathomir comics. It's canon and it does a good job of showing what happened to Maul after his battle with Palpatine in season 5 of TCW.

idk i think it cool and the voice actor nailed it

@@alaapanga3640 yeah that's what the original commenter was saying, Sam Witwer nailed Maul, no one could've done it better

Not almost It is

I love it

You can hear the suppression of rage in his voice.

It is an ethereal line sometimes between revenge and justice at times and Kenobi knows that. I think part of that grimace is that he knows what he feels and what Maul feels on the matter of Palpatine is only separated by a little uncontrolled personal rage. Palpatine hurt them both in many of the same ways, and their lives have taken some of the same trajectories. But the defining difference between a Jedi and a Sith is a Jedi acts for the greater good while trying to keep a leash on those more primal aspects of their being. So in Maul's last breath, Kenobi may have well seen some of himself in Maul.

The end of hatred: death

This is the power of cool looking tattoos

@@cameronkirkland2685 and the power of Dave Filoni!

@@cameronkirkland2685 don't forget the horns

@@jamesshone1677 it's the power of being a zabrak

@@cameronkirkland2685 it's the power of being a zabrak

@Ryan Nowatski yup fu.... sh.. that Disney did

The Sequels are bullshit and Rey is a terrible protagonist. The prequels , Originals, and the Clone Wars series and Rebels series are GOATED and it all makes sense and keeps the story connected

I just wanna point something out here. Disney was already in charge of Rebels when that piece of dialogue happened, so Disney literally created this entire episode. Only to make it worthless with the Rise of Mary Sue.

@@yanniisrael3173 I agree

@Ryan Kowalski; You know Kathleen Kennedy? She’s one of the people that helped make The Last Airbender live action movie. That alone should explain everything.

I haven't realized he tried to use on Obi-Wan the same trick he used to kill Qui-Gon (the surprise hit in the face) and it was what led to his end, since Obi ducked and sliced through it. Nice. Goes to show my favorite thing about Kenobi; Doesn't matter his age or rank, dude always learning and evolving. It's also one of the differences between them - They are both survivors, each one dealt damages to the other, and both lost everything - But Kenobi survived by acceptance and moving on, while Maul survived through his lust for revenge, what kept him perpetually chained in the past.

@@DesolatedChild018 Theres a whole dissection and discussion about this last duel. Firstly, historically its the most "accurate" representation of a duel the universe has ever depicted. Historical duels between samurai, or really any fencing or bladefighting, really only lasts one exchange, maybe two or three blows max. Two samurai would circle one another, changing stances, looking for an opening, the perfect moment to strike. When the exchange came, there would only be one chance. And in this duel, Everything leading up to that last fateful exchange was a mind battle, and Obi Wan won before the blow even fell, because he GOADED Darth Maul into doing what he did. Notice how Obi Wan adopts his signature Soresu style stance. Then to mock him Maul switches stances to the same one he used before he killed Qui-Gon. To call his bluff and goad him in, he switches to Qui-Gons Ataru, taking the same stance Qui-Gon used before Maul killed him. And Maul did not switch his stance, but you can see the realization in his eyes, and the anger, and he fell right into Obi Wans trap. Besides the fact they are now in the open, which is where Ataru shines, Obi Wan learned from watching Maul kill his master, and spent a lot of time studying, not just that final fight, but Ataru in general. He tricked Maul into making the exact same move again, but instead of falling for the feint that killed Qui Gon, he cuts straight down the center, ending mauls life. Maul had just enough time to realize he wasn't just fighting "A rat in the desert". This is a Jedi "Master" One of the most accomplished and intelligent Jedi masters of the recent era. A Jedi master who survived Order 66. And a Jedi Master on guard duty, which means hes protecting someone extremely important. He totally underestimated and misjudged his opponent.

@@Cryogenius333 In general I've viewed that as Maul's biggest weakness. In every fight he loses he's underestimating someone or trying to look ahead to another fight and start preparing when he really needed to focus on the moment he was in. It's a nice contrast to the idea behind the Jedi as well, since they are supposed to live in the moment by contrast. You can even see when he starts beating these moments, against some of his fights with Obi-Wan when he first returns or against Ahsoka during rebels, where he's really intent on proving himself and showing he isn't as weak as many believe, he does incredibly well. Then he fights Kanan, or fights Ahsoka when he wanted to draw in Anakin and Obi-Wan, and he starts trying to accomplish other objectives because the fight is 'beneath him' and he gets punked by the enemy.

And maul tried to use the same move that he used to kill qui gon

​@@FPSfanatic96 Maul is a classic example of someone suffering from severe personality disorders. Hes been beaten broken and abused his entire life, he got cut in half. Hes half insane. After spending his entire life getting the shit kicked out of him in preparation to be Palpatines Apprentice, Palpatine dropped him like a moldy potato. Hes never been "good enough" He's a being of pure rage and pain. Hes never going to think things through, and every moment looking forward is purely in anticipation of the moment he gets to face Obi Wan, while every other moment is spent looking back. so in a way you are correct. He never lived in the moment. Always pacing like a caged animal, raring for blood waiting for the next door to open

People in charge actually cared

Small plot? FOOL I was the first sith in thousand of years to reveal my organization. To kill a Jedi. To get cut in half have my ultimate move stolen by the man who cut me in half. Came back like terminator. Have my brother killed by my master. Then defeated again by the man I hated the most.....oh but I’ll be back again. In a movie a show maybe even a flashback or mentioned in a conversation. But I’ll never truly die my name will always haunt the Jedi.

@@darthmaul6902 ok.

@@George-se2en kk.

Honestly

I watch it 2-3 times a day

He laid to rest MY LOVE too! Rest in peace, sweet General Tuberculosis...

@@cosmiclizard8264 bruh🤣

Kenobi laid to rest his appren...never mind

🥳😭😭😭

And Kenobi was laid to rest for Luke “sorta” Force ghost and all ✨ 💥 *Take a Luke* _It’s in a_ 📖 _A_ *reading* 🌈

What about qui-gon

@Serious Sketch In legends they go to Starbucks to get some coffee and they get to know eachother, but Qui-Gon makes fun of his mom so Maul tells him "U ded"

Actually Mother Talzin loved him as a son and tried to protect him. In the comics Sidious uses this by making Maul bait in order to set a trap for Talzin, resulting in her death by General Grievous. She didn't die in his arms though. She just got impaled while Maul got dragged away by his own troops trying to save him from going after her.

Mic 112 yeah dawg but she straight up had his other bro killed...not cool

There ya go, 700

Amazing how much as this character has expanded upon when first appearing with only two lines

Lord Vader would like a word about that last part

yes

Vader was way better

@@lllllllllllllllII my nigga thats crazy but i don't remember anyone asking

i couldn´t have expressed it any better

I Think Maul Was More Referring To Sidious In Particular Because The Jedi Exterminated The Sith And Sidious Exterminated The Jedi And The Sith

And not just them, also all the beings swept up in the clone wars, all a part of the grandmaster plan of one being, one entity to rule them all, only to be defeated by the chosen one, the skywalker lineage.

*Ahsoka

And this beautiful explanation was given by a guy with Thanos Car as their pfp... Nice

But it hits the same everytime

same here

till today

wow just noticed the eye thing

You have a point. But have not all night brothers yellow glowing eyes?

so true

Goku and vegeta

@@TiagoDdA No they have green you can see at about 4:00

He’s actually talking about Kathleen Kennedy being made president of Lucasfilm.

Sam Witwer is an absolute god of a voice actor

@@AlexanderTheBloodraven🤣🤣🤣

@@AlexanderTheBloodraven LOL

And you can hear the desperation when he says "Where is he?"

Pac of Ace ha lol

But they couldn't bring back Maul's balls

It was a huge risk, but man it paid off big time!

Epicly

@@RH-zk8je GOT EEM

Same guy who gave the voice to Galen “Starkiller” Marek

@@carsoncasmirri3874 yeah Sam Witwer he's awesome hope we see a live action of him at some point. Any way have a good day

@@swprequeldog7773 i hope this every day, episode 1 The Force unleashed, we get vader, wookies, a combat droid that pretends to be maul, soooo muchhh potentialll

Anakin is rage. Maul is rage plus insanity and I intelligence

The voice work by Sam WItwer to convey Maul's inner torment and struggles with sanity was so very well done.

No Anakin is about selfhate. Maul doesn't hate himself, he hates everyone who wronged him with the intensity of a thousand suns, but he doesn't hate himself.

@@MattFyrm anakin isnt about self hate. Maybe when he becomes vader he hates himself a little bit. But still he mainly just hates everyone

@@ZainAhmed-ns2di you're right I meant Darth Vader not Anakin; Anakin cares a lot about a lot of people, he therefore hates the people who want to hurt them. But I'm sorry, Darth Vader hates himself ᵃ ˡⁱᵗᵗˡᵉ ᵇⁱᵗ? Darth Vader believes he lost everything he ever had because of his own actions. The only outside person I believe he truly hates is Obi-Wan who he believes betrayed him (which to be fair he did a bit). As an example: when in legends Darth Vader and Maul had a duel Maul asks "what could you possibly hate enough to defeat me?" And Vader replies "Myself" as he stabs himself through the gut into Maul who is standing behind him. The fact that Vader's selfhate is virtually the only thing keeping him on the dark side is also the only reason why Luke was able to redeem him: by showing he can be forgiven.

Nah he would have taken advantage of it he would have killed palpatine and tooken over as new ruler of the republic

@@Alreadydead907 Maul did not have what it took to rule the galaxy - he could have instigated Palpatine's downfall, but he could not have replaced him.

CT-5555: “Am I a joke to you?”

@@AGH331 true but he definitely would of had some dark plan to it

@@_SK23 Everyone forgets fives ! Poor guy

proof, that Dave Filoni should be for Star Wars, what Kevin Feige is the the MCU.

His duel with Obi-Wan from Rebels is one of my favorite scene in the franchise, next to Luke looking into the Twin Suns

20 years ago? no, no Phantom Menace didn't come out that long--holy shit I feel old

6 minutes

Read his comics

sam witwer did the voice for the clone wars and rebels and it was just so perfect i love it

The kenobi scream gave me chill’s.

ikr. doesnt get anywhere close to enough credit

@@rynslev also as Galen Merek/Starkiller in the Force Unleashed games

@@novamous777 Palpatine too

That's what Star Wars: The Clone Wars did for its characters. Deepened them all by 10x.

@@Doncroft1 Except for Grievous lol

@@Doncroft1 Except Grievous and Dooku. It did the opposite for them.

@@LordVader1094 Both are enhanced by Clone Wars. Grievous less so but let's be honest he flees from his own capital ship in RotS.

in all of the movie industry in general in my opinion

Yeah that part is just haunting, it doesn't help that the entire season, the "end of it all" is taking place when none of the characters we see in this season know that it's going on. I had a constant gut wrenching feeling of dread and impending Doom during this season.

Just a "It's gonna happen at any moment" feel to it.

was thus during clone wars or rebels?

@@Mariam-yu3hh Clone wars. The final season. Ya know where order 66 takes place in time.

@@colealexander7690 i haven't got to that part yet, almost done season 6. thanks!

It's undeniable. You can feel the emotion in all of it

Sam Witwer is just fantastic in general. He also really, really knows his stuff when it comes to Star Wars. You can feel the passion he has for the franchise whenever he works on or talks about it.

Starkiller FTW👏🏼

I get chills when he whispers "The Dark Side has never been stronger"

@@machine1685 I'm still waiting for him to play a live action Starkiller. Galen Marek is easily one of my favorite star wars characters, honestly don't even need a full show for him, even having him show up as a older Galen Marek/Retired Starkiller in the Mandalorian TV show would be badass. With them bringing Palpatine back, as tragic as that was, it even justifies the games and their lore, the cloning technology would eventually go on to save Palps life.

It cast the final stark difference between Kenobi and Maul. His dying words were true of the Sith, revenge. Whereas Kenobi believed in restoring the balance, selfish vs selfless. He never understood the Jedi, he was simply brainwashed by the Sith. Even at his end, he couldn't break free of the torment, of the damage of the Sith. A remarkable bit of character writing

@@thesenate3728 Definitely. Although, I like to think that there’s a sort of light side spin to it; it gives Maul hope for the future after his own death, which to me isn’t a trait you’d normally find in someone saturated in the dark side. I love Maul’s character so much, such a tragic individual. I think that in the moment that he was dealt a mortal blow, he knew that this was how he was meant to die, and he was content in knowing that Kenobi was protecting the new hope for the galaxy.

and we know it means something, he had survived on pure spite before, he could have done the same again

I like though that when he says it, Obi Wan almost seems to.. accept it as his way. Like he knew that was how Maul was to find peace. And in the end, Obi Wan was OK with that.

He is one of the best star wars characters ever

True

What got me was how little actually needed to be edited in that final fight scene. The writers/story boarders for SW Rebels knew EXACTLY what they were doing there. Then Porg the Sith Lord comes around, does this, and turns a nice meal into the best goddamn food my eyes and ears have ever tasted.

@@WindWalker666 if you can taste something with your eyes you know it's good

true

the fighting transitions from old to new were flawless. loved it

This

That's probably why he died, his rage melted away and that's what kept him alive (Edited cuz I misremembered star wars lore)

@@rescuerex7031 well said, but maul is actually 2 years younger than obi-wan

@@thatguylogan_21 Old Man Kenobi just feels older, so I kinda forgot he was only 50, but yeah Zabraks are also not Longer Lived than humans dunno where I got that, they actually live slightly shorter (than Star wars humans who on Average live to 100, and Zabraks on average live to 80)

So this is everything. Maul was a creature fueled by hate. Others...the Nightsisters, the Mandalorians, Sheev in particular...took advantage of that. Obi-Wan was the first to see him as a being, something more than a tool...if only with his dying breaths.

Yeah its amazing how Maul went from a "Who cares he is dead" to "Damn, Maul is such an amazing character, its insane how much character he has after The Clone Wars & Rebels". Hes one of my top 5 favourite for sure.

The throw away character that didn't want to be

Being cut horizontally and vertically

Not that being bigger than Canon Grievous is that hard. Legends Grievous on the other hand was a juggernaut that carried his own story.

Gotta admit that you're right, Maul has a tragic story for who was originally a throw away character. Kinda sad that he was killed so fast in the movies but he is one of the best characters from the franchise Being trained by him instead of Dooku would have been cool now that I think about it

When it comes to pure will power obi wan has to be the strongest.

He is the meaning of a true Jedi. No matter the suffering he endured...

Well he understood all the way back in the clone wars that his choice to become a sith wasn't his "I've been to your village, I know the choice to join the sith wasn't yours"

@@themarsman5155 i think if it would have beeing the other way around, Maul would have probably done something alike. Perhaps not to show empathy, but to behold the last moments of his old lifetime rival, who i believe in these moment after all he passed and knew (with time Obi-Wan became more of a shadow than an obsesion, specially after his prophetic vision) he ended up respecting him

It's like poetry, it rhymes

Excellent idea.

Mauls hallway scene rated r would be mental

Yup that was masterful.

That was sooo fucking great because it shows you that Maul was using the tried and true method to kill a previous Jedi master but Obi Wan remembered and countered it, ending Maul. The mashup between the two shots was just amazing!

@@KaiWolf18 its even better when you know obiwan was expecting maul to go full circle

Obi wan did the same moves as qui gon to bate maul

PERFECT.

Savage>Maul. Allow me to explain: Savage's death was the only time I cried during the Clone Wars. "Brother, I'm an unworthy apprentice. I'm not like you...I never was." People seem to forget that Savage wasn't naturally a Jedi-killing monster. Savage was a loyal zabrak and a friend before being stripped from his village and turned into a beast by the Nightsisters against his will. For three whole seasons, Savage was a pawn---pushed around and mistreated by his superiors (the Nightsisters, Dooku, etc.). Even Maul treated him like a subordinate more than a brother. In conclusion, Savage's arc is tragic and underrated. This is why, personally, I think Savage Oppress is a better character than Maul.

He is antihero

@@heavyfromtf2208 antivillain. And Anti-Hero is still more heroic :p Maul does seek the "heroic" goals but his means and method are VERY un hero like and is only really doing it for himself rather than anyone else. An anti hero is someone more like Han Solo (Solo movie->New Hope- Before Battle of Yavin-), a hero who doesn't follow the conventional rules of a standard hero.

macFuz I agree in season 7 he seemed like he really did want to stop palpatine but he also wanted self gain he truly was a great character

General Grievous savage had a lot less screen time and had a less interesting arc

Bruh... Rey is not even a proper character

Imagine saying that 15 years ago. The main character of the sequel trilogy will be bland and have no personality and *Darth Maul* will be among some of the deepest characters in all of Star Wars. But that's the reality we live in.

@@ks4158 Rey sucks

the goofy ass band from return of the jedi probably has more development than rey

@@kyle21843* facts*

@Darth Vader More like, BOTH

@@S308. I believe the "evil that is born" is the doing of the devil.

Nah I don’t believe that

@@nutringos5804 You should, but you're also right to believe that there are scum out there that are evil for evil's sake.

Palps sure as fuck was born evil tho.

‘revenge is not the Jedi way’ But it was not the Jedi way that bested Darth Vader. It was the Jedi way that redeemed Anakin Skywalker, but before that it was the darkness that devoured Vader.

Serious Sketch I don’t think he wanted to. I think he just wanted something to end. Be it the hate for the man that cut him down from the future he dreamed of, or his life so the pain would stop. Maul’s path was a dark and weary one. He lost everyone he cared about, all his ambitions shattered as he was left to wallow in the dark. I think at the end he was tired of it all and wanted to finish his part with one last defiant baring of teeth.

@Serious Sketch great take. insightful.

@Serious Sketch Nice writing.

@Serious Sketch That line I think shows more the bond between Kenobi and Maul. He didn't say "he will avenge me" or "you" he said "us"

But he gave all three of them comfort and humanity in their last moments.

Qui gon: ight ima head out

Satine:Byeeeee

Maul: KENOBI!!!!!!!!!!

I think this is what he really wanted to happen anyway. If he had won, he would be even more miserable than he was before. Short of killing the one that actually wronged him, this was his perfect end. He had his final confrontation and he found peace. He was relieved of his hatred.

@@thegoodolddays9193, I'd go as far to say that in this end, though it was only for a moment, he found his salvation. He was dominated and learned what hatred was, he was indoctrinated to live an incredibly hateful life. He was bested in combat by Obi. Therefore probably respecting him as an opponent, thus why he won't kill him. He never truly hated Obi Wan. He found redemption in realizing this. Redemption from the darkside. Like Obi Wan said, Maul was forced into this. Indoctrinated. Which is what makes his final end matter so much more. Instead of going to what the Jedi might call hell, or some sort of punishment in that kind of afterlife. Maul's soul may have been redeemed after finally letting go of his hatred. As Maul said. "He will avenge us". Maul never wanted to kill Obi Wan. He just wanted a reason to hold onto his hatred. When Maul was defeated, Obi didn't actually land a killing blow. Or so it doesn't seem like it. Instead, it just seems that Maul simply gave up his will to fight because in that moment he found respite and redemption in realizing that Obi Wan was protecting the chosen one. You can see it in his face and hear it in his voice. The animators, directors and the one voice actor of Maul. They all did such an incredible job. Maul was the only Character of any show, movie, and anime I've ever seen with THIS much Character development. Unfortunately there will never be another Character in any media or maybe in any book that has such a deep level development.

@@thegoodolddays9193 I completely agree

I completely agree with this statement is very obvious that this is the case especially when you look at how he deals with Ezra. he's so full of hate but he doesn't have a direction for it that he can do anything about.

(Star Wars novice) Is there any way to train and grow stronger in your respected force practices? Or are where you are to an extent? What I’m asking is could he have trained and eventually been able to kill Palpentine or was he always out of his reach? Because he truly feared Palpentine and once they fought in the clone wars with Savage on his side I understood why