It's a funny comment, but the situations are different. Sidious is toying with Maul and Savage, but with the Jedi's attempted arrest, he wasn't messing around at all.
there is more sympathy for Savage Oppress than Maul for a good reason. Savage was turned into a villain, and a monstrous weapon, but wasn't one to start with. when we first meet him he is a genuinely sympathetic person, and had compassion and nobility. Maul is never seen to have such positive and morally good qualities, we only ever know him as the villain.
I always felt so bad for Savage. He seemed like such a good guy and I'm absolutely convinced that he would have become a Jedi if he was found when he was young.
Maul was far more manipulated than Savage. Maul was taken in as an infant and secluded and tortured for years. Sidious was his only link to the outside world. Savage grew up with a family and was his own person. He chose to become his brother's apprentice and carry out villainous acts.
Highly recommend reading the rise of Maul, if you want to understand the torture that poor man has gone through, how much he lost and the abuse he endured.
I would've loved to have seen Maul execute Satine with Kenobi's saber. Let Kenobi deal with the pain that his love interest was killed by his own blade. Evil yet meaningful. The Darksaber was pretty cool though.
wow that will be really painful to see but that's an amazing perspective. I will still prefer the darksaber though because it's like a message that Satine getting killed by the darksaber - which is representative of Mandalore - shows that Satine's pacifist rule will never win in the time of war as the Sith sees everyone as a victim to their cause. It's a metaphor of her losing her people by her own rule which is very tragic.
Seeing Maul's emotions towards his brother grow to the point, that it's obvious to me that he cared for his brother deeply, makes me sympathize with Maul whole heartedly. The animation gives just enough hints to suggest Savage's death hits him hard. Maul takes that breath and then exhales as he tries to keep himself together and the sadness and I also think guilt and regret, give way to anger when Sidious speaks up, because that's all Maul had left. And he saw Sidious as his father. Even though Maul did such horrible things in this episode, I could see why he did them. And Maul is probably one of the most heart-wrenching characters in the Star Wars Universe.
Maul’s reaction to the death of Savage also serves as a nice counterpoint to Obi-Wan’s reaction over Satine’s death. While Obi-Wan in that moment is able to let go of his attachment while still mourning the loss, Maul shows the opposite reaction he becomes impulsive and rash, intent on revenge, which makes it even easier for Sidious to overpower him. Most importantly however, I really always enjoyed how this episode show two different sides to grieving and it’s effects on individuals.
Lol just no, you’re COMPLETELY wrong here and you’ve just displayed yourself to be massively emotionally weak here completely! Maul most definitely didn’t see Sidious as his “fAtHer”, lol just no, get out of here with that nonsense here, AT ALL in the slightest because he was planning on killing Sidious by building up an army to fight against him, that was the WHOLE POINT of teaming up with DeathWatch and the allying himself with the Crime Syndicate, to build an army AGAINST Sidious entirely. Maul never was planning to join Sidious AT ALL after coming back from the grave, he was planning on overthrowing Sidious entirely. If he even came CLOSE to caring about Sidious, he would have immediately went back to his side but he clearly didn’t, he was building up his army to fight AGAINST Sidious and overthrow and kill him all the while being afraid of sidious as he was still hiding in the shadows at the same time! Sidious was most definitely NOT the “aLl tHaT mAuL hAd lEfT” AT ALL, lol just no. Maul was just angry that his brother was killed and Sidious was mocking down to him completely. Something that Maul HATED Sidious for as Maul didn’t want ANYTHING to do with Sidious at that point, that was obvious as he was clearly trying to overthrow him after his rebirth as he only had plans for himself and his brother Savage Maul cared about his brother of course but it mainly through dominance rather than brotherly affection as he couldn’t care about him too much. Obviously Savage’s death hit him hard but as hard as you’ve fooled yourself into thinking AT ALL here. Maul did all the horrible things in this episode, just like EVERY other episode as he’s a sith, that’s what sith ALL do in every single step towards their goal ALL the time! THAT’S the reasons for why you can understand why Maul did waht he did, because he’s a psychopathic mass murderer whose just wants power and revenge for themselves, like ALL Sith do. So that’s why you can understand and “see” why he did what he did AS a sith acts like they always do, as power-hungry mass murdering psychopaths ACT and BEHAVE as which Maul represents Sith Philosophy. Maul is ARGUABLY one of the “most heart wrenching characters in the Star Wars universe” but that either goes to Anakin or a character like 99 easily. Stop projecting your overly sappy emotions onto Maul as Maul is WAY more hardcore and brutally ruthless that you’re failing to see right now from your overly sappy feelings here. Just STOP with your nonsense here completely! You’re just weak and projecting here completely!
@@OttoWatt9000 Lots here to unpack isn’t there, firstly I consider your viewpoints on me, rude, no need to get personal, no need to call someone weak for associating with a character. Secondly, the whole point of Star Wars is the bond between ‘father’s and their sons’ and how damaging they can be. it starts with the son of the force (metaphorically) being corrupted by a man who was like a father to him, because his master (Obi-Wan) was more of a brother and unable to be what Anakin needed. It ends with his son (Luke), giving Anakin hope and turning him back to the light. Thirdly, Maul in the Rise of Maul novel (which should have a warning for the level of child abuse depicted), hints very strongly that Sith appentices see their masters as their family, before the rule of the two, there was no need to overthrow ones master, and it appears from previous Sith, it wasn’t quite so abusive as Sidious, yes the Sith still had questionable methods, but have you seen the modern Jedi. Let’s take kids too young to have a personality and a sense of self and brainwash them to our doctorate, then they can’t say no to any of the questionable and hypocritical things we do, brillaint! Sidious is the closest thing Maul did have to family, and he’s following The Rule Of Two, that his master drummed into him, Savage is his apprentice, and his brother. And I believe that is the first time that he had anything close to a familial bond. And especially one that isn’t toxic. If you look at victims of child abuse, they struggle to recognise healthy relationships. And you might want to go back and read that comment, I am talking about his emotions, he just lost his brother. He’s never been allowed to grieve, to feel things, because much like The Jedi, love is frowned upon. And that’s the dictomy, the only thing that Maul understands, in terms of emotion is rage. You mention that Maul wasn’t that close to his brother, yet, the softness in his voice when Savage lost his arm says otherwise. We don’t know what their relationship was fully like, because no one took the time to explore it, but since he said in Rebels “As brothers,” with his voice near breaking (Brilliant on Sam’s part), I firmly believe he cared deeply for his brother, maybe he didn’t know it was love, but he did love him. You also mention that I refer to Maul as heart wrenching, and he is, and you are right, there are many sad and pitiful characters in Star Wars, many who I myself see me in. But Maul especially as a survivor of child abuse, is one that captures my heart. I was rather annoyed how they just let him die, he was a compelling character who should have been in the rebellion. He had the know how, he hated Sidious more than anyone, and he was looking for ‘hope’. It would have been nice to see Maul win against Sidious, instead he dies a broken man, who I firmly believe went to Tatooine to die, I don’t think he knew what else to do. He had nothing else, he couldn’t beat Sidious on his own, and he couldn’t get revenge, why not get taken out by the man who took everything from you? Or you know kill him.
@@slushg3326 He also has never been taught how to process his grief, which is even worse, he turns to his rage, because it’s the only emotion he knows. And that makes it even worse.
This is still the best lightsaber fight Maul vs. Ahsoka recieved a lot of previous hype as "the best fight of the franchise" "a really big fight" "we bring Ray Park", but in the end it was less than 45 seconds of the fight with motion capture, with 3 cuts inside the fight to change to another scenes, which kills the tension of the fight, and the second part is basically the standard TCW fight, or worst, since both could barely move for that bad choice of scenario.
One of the other reasons that Satine and her government cannot survive is that if they were still around, the Rebellion against the Emperor would never have to run from one base to another. They could organize openly and gain recruits right in Mandalore's capital and she would just shrug her shoulders when Tarkin demanded their heads. Mandalore would be like Switzerland and shelter dissidents and refugees from all over the galaxy. Even the Jedi. That would be quite the irony: the safest place for a Jedi to be after the rise of the Empire would be among the Mandalorians. ...If Satine were alive.
And this is how you make Star Wars. You really feel that Dave understands the characters. Having actors that have a similar understanding of the characters like Sam Witwer only adds to it. It's an example of how the movies should be. The new movies don't understand their characters and how they actually fit in the universe. They should have called Dave Filoni for the movies.
This is definitely one of The BEST Episodes and Arcs in The Clone Wars!!! It's Just An Absolute Masterpiece!!! Between Satine's Death, The War Between Death Watch and The Nite Owls, And Of Course, The Epic Lightsaber Fight of Maul and Savage Vs. Sidious Which Is Absolutely Incredible and Definitely The Best Lightsaber Fight In All Of The Clone Wars... Until Season 7. R.I.P. Satine and Savage. I Love These Featurettes!!! I LOVE THIS SHOW SOOOOOO MUCH!!!!!! FORRRRRR THE REPUBLIC!!!!!!
hands down best episode in the series, both emotionally with satine's death and in terms of action with that great fight between the senate and the zabrak.
It would be poetic. Think about it. Obi-Wan chose the path of the Jedi over Satine. Its one thing to be killed by the definitive weapon of the Jedi, but to be killed by the very weapon that belongs to the love of your life? It would be a cruel reminder for Obi-Wan every time he held his lightsaber in his hand.
I see where you're coming from, but I like the metaphor they chose to go with instead. It was the Mandalorian people who screwed themselves, demonstrated by the legendary Mandalorian weapon killing the Mandalorian leader. If Obi Wan wasn't involved, and Maul just wanted Mandalore, the same would've happened. I love this, as it's not just about Obi-Wan.
@@bradanklauer8926 Yeah, I'm in a lot of solid episodes. Massacre, Shadow Warriors, and the whole Crystal Crisis on Utapau arc (which unfortunately didn't make it into the actual show)
The fact that she dies to maul with the dark saber and then eventually her sister bo katan claims the dark saber after maul is dead for sateen is poetic I love mandalore
I'm still personally headcanon-ing that all Sidious did was remove Mother Talzin's corruption. Savage is alive, just a little hurt. In my mind, at least :(
No way. If Savage survived, it completely undermines just how unstoppable Sidious is supposed to be. He's not even fighting them, he's playing with them like toys. He demonstrates it the whole time by laughing, flipping around Savage when he doesn't even need to, at one point just switching off his lightsabers and dancing around Savage's swings. Plus, even if being stabbed by two lightsabers wasn't enough to kill him, he still fell unconscious. Which means he couldn't have used the force to stay alive the way Maul did when he was cut in half. Not to mention he wasn't even that strong in the force. Sometimes killing off two-dimensional characters is just the best way to advance other characters, like Sidious and Maul, into stronger three-dimensional characters. Sidious has shown that a Jedi killer with a lot of raw power and strength can't even beat him, and Maul hates Sidious for killing Savage and wants revenge. Literally every dark-side user Savage has beaten him anyway as well. Ventress and Dooku have kicked his ass multiple times, as has Dooku. When beat Pre Vizsla, but that's only because he threw the fight for public support. Even Maul kicked his ass at one point, and now Sidious is the one to kill him.
While I definitely agree that having Obi Wan keep his cool and stay on the Jedi path was true to the character and the right way to go, it would have also been really interesting to see him lash out and use his anger and hate. Maybe he could have force chocked maul for a few seconds before remembering what being a jedi means and stopping.
It might have been cool, but it would be very out of character. LIke Filoni says, Obi-Wan is a true jedi. Obi-Wan clearly showed emotions when Satine died, but he did not let them control him, which is what Maul wanted to happen.
obi-wan i would say he became a true jedi the moment she died in his arms thats when he got the clarity of mind. prior to it i think he was just like anakin but he was in a better posistion to avoid his temptation as his interest didn't live on the same planet as him
fitting maul's brother and his legs gets taken every time he tooks Quigon jin and satine's life just to spite obiwan. oh the irony. How would he feel if he is mocked by that sentence?
Yeah I never really liked Satine, but I was sad when she died. Also watch a video called "old wounds" (on UA-cam) it really encapsulates Maul and Obi Wan's story.
"..ranks up there. He puts up a better fight than the Jedi Council did, I'll say that much." Filoni is a savage!
Aerrowflex he is a savage opress.
Savage is a savage
Fuckin truuuue!!!
It's a funny comment, but the situations are different. Sidious is toying with Maul and Savage, but with the Jedi's attempted arrest, he wasn't messing around at all.
Yeah, Sideous was barely trying in this fight. You can't use it to judge how powerful Maul is.
The last words of both characters I find interesting.
Savage: "I never was."
Satine: "I always will."
+Octo nice catch
I don't get it?
Superpixel then your dumb
Not really, we just share a lot of history.
@Master Highground I hate sand, it's coarse, rough and irritating. And it gets everywhere.
I'm sad they didn't talk about the music in this episode, especially that one when Satine dies. Hits you right in the feels
:'-(
@@Obi-Wan_Kenobi oh come on man you saw her like every once a year
@@philipb7400where did Obi-wan go
Thanks for seeing me as "a true Jedi" Dave. It warms this old man's heart. :-)
You always have to have the high ground. Even the moral high ground.
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The duel between Maul and Savage vs. Sidious is hands down the best duel of the Clone Wars, Maul vs. Vizla is a very close second.
Edward Underhill now is Ashoka vs Maul
If only you knew what was to come *cough cough*
@@bobbyshmurda1861 I love them both equally
Bobby Shmurda was good to but the sidious ,maul fight was still better,
Ahoska vs Maul is grounded while still badass, and Savage&Maul vs Sidious is just badass while freaking insane
there is more sympathy for Savage Oppress than Maul for a good reason. Savage was turned into a villain, and a monstrous weapon, but wasn't one to start with. when we first meet him he is a genuinely sympathetic person, and had compassion and nobility. Maul is never seen to have such positive and morally good qualities, we only ever know him as the villain.
Carl Deaton The new Marvel Darth Maul comic gives us an origin behind Maul's evilness.
I always felt so bad for Savage. He seemed like such a good guy and I'm absolutely convinced that he would have become a Jedi if he was found when he was young.
Maul was far more manipulated than Savage. Maul was taken in as an infant and secluded and tortured for years. Sidious was his only link to the outside world. Savage grew up with a family and was his own person. He chose to become his brother's apprentice and carry out villainous acts.
Highly recommend reading the rise of Maul, if you want to understand the torture that poor man has gone through, how much he lost and the abuse he endured.
I would've loved to have seen Maul execute Satine with Kenobi's saber. Let Kenobi deal with the pain that his love interest was killed by his own blade. Evil yet meaningful. The Darksaber was pretty cool though.
Wow that actually sounds interesting
wow that will be really painful to see but that's an amazing perspective. I will still prefer the darksaber though because it's like a message that Satine getting killed by the darksaber - which is representative of Mandalore - shows that Satine's pacifist rule will never win in the time of war as the Sith sees everyone as a victim to their cause. It's a metaphor of her losing her people by her own rule which is very tragic.
By far the saddest episode of this series, IMO.
That or the Umbara arc.
I was pretty miserable for a good 3 days when Satine died.
well now its order 66
Seeing Maul's emotions towards his brother grow to the point, that it's obvious to me that he cared for his brother deeply, makes me sympathize with Maul whole heartedly.
The animation gives just enough hints to suggest Savage's death hits him hard.
Maul takes that breath and then exhales as he tries to keep himself together and the sadness and I also think guilt and regret, give way to anger when Sidious speaks up, because that's all Maul had left.
And he saw Sidious as his father.
Even though Maul did such horrible things in this episode, I could see why he did them.
And Maul is probably one of the most heart-wrenching characters in the Star Wars Universe.
Maul’s reaction to the death of Savage also serves as a nice counterpoint to Obi-Wan’s reaction over Satine’s death. While Obi-Wan in that moment is able to let go of his attachment while still mourning the loss, Maul shows the opposite reaction he becomes impulsive and rash, intent on revenge, which makes it even easier for Sidious to overpower him.
Most importantly however, I really always enjoyed how this episode show two different sides to grieving and it’s effects on individuals.
Lol just no, you’re COMPLETELY wrong here and you’ve just displayed yourself to be massively emotionally weak here completely!
Maul most definitely didn’t see Sidious as his “fAtHer”, lol just no, get out of here with that nonsense here, AT ALL in the slightest because he was planning on killing Sidious by building up an army to fight against him, that was the WHOLE POINT of teaming up with DeathWatch and the allying himself with the Crime Syndicate, to build an army AGAINST Sidious entirely. Maul never was planning to join Sidious AT ALL after coming back from the grave, he was planning on overthrowing Sidious entirely. If he even came CLOSE to caring about Sidious, he would have immediately went back to his side but he clearly didn’t, he was building up his army to fight AGAINST Sidious and overthrow and kill him all the while being afraid of sidious as he was still hiding in the shadows at the same time! Sidious was most definitely NOT the “aLl tHaT mAuL hAd lEfT” AT ALL, lol just no. Maul was just angry that his brother was killed and Sidious was mocking down to him completely. Something that Maul HATED Sidious for as Maul didn’t want ANYTHING to do with Sidious at that point, that was obvious as he was clearly trying to overthrow him after his rebirth as he only had plans for himself and his brother Savage
Maul cared about his brother of course but it mainly through dominance rather than brotherly affection as he couldn’t care about him too much.
Obviously Savage’s death hit him hard but as hard as you’ve fooled yourself into thinking AT ALL here.
Maul did all the horrible things in this episode, just like EVERY other episode as he’s a sith, that’s what sith ALL do in every single step towards their goal ALL the time! THAT’S the reasons for why you can understand why Maul did waht he did, because he’s a psychopathic mass murderer whose just wants power and revenge for themselves, like ALL Sith do. So that’s why you can understand and “see” why he did what he did AS a sith acts like they always do, as power-hungry mass murdering psychopaths ACT and BEHAVE as which Maul represents Sith Philosophy.
Maul is ARGUABLY one of the “most heart wrenching characters in the Star Wars universe” but that either goes to Anakin or a character like 99 easily.
Stop projecting your overly sappy emotions onto Maul as Maul is WAY more hardcore and brutally ruthless that you’re failing to see right now from your overly sappy feelings here. Just STOP with your nonsense here completely! You’re just weak and projecting here completely!
@@OttoWatt9000 Lots here to unpack isn’t there, firstly I consider your viewpoints on me, rude, no need to get personal, no need to call someone weak for associating with a character. Secondly, the whole point of Star Wars is the bond between ‘father’s and their sons’ and how damaging they can be. it starts with the son of the force (metaphorically) being corrupted by a man who was like a father to him, because his master (Obi-Wan) was more of a brother and unable to be what Anakin needed. It ends with his son (Luke), giving Anakin hope and turning him back to the light.
Thirdly, Maul in the Rise of Maul novel (which should have a warning for the level of child abuse depicted), hints very strongly that Sith appentices see their masters as their family, before the rule of the two, there was no need to overthrow ones master, and it appears from previous Sith, it wasn’t quite so abusive as Sidious, yes the Sith still had questionable methods, but have you seen the modern Jedi. Let’s take kids too young to have a personality and a sense of self and brainwash them to our doctorate, then they can’t say no to any of the questionable and hypocritical things we do, brillaint!
Sidious is the closest thing Maul did have to family, and he’s following The Rule Of Two, that his master drummed into him, Savage is his apprentice, and his brother. And I believe that is the first time that he had anything close to a familial bond. And especially one that isn’t toxic. If you look at victims of child abuse, they struggle to recognise healthy relationships.
And you might want to go back and read that comment, I am talking about his emotions, he just lost his brother. He’s never been allowed to grieve, to feel things, because much like The Jedi, love is frowned upon. And that’s the dictomy, the only thing that Maul understands, in terms of emotion is rage.
You mention that Maul wasn’t that close to his brother, yet, the softness in his voice when Savage lost his arm says otherwise. We don’t know what their relationship was fully like, because no one took the time to explore it, but since he said in Rebels “As brothers,” with his voice near breaking (Brilliant on Sam’s part), I firmly believe he cared deeply for his brother, maybe he didn’t know it was love, but he did love him.
You also mention that I refer to Maul as heart wrenching, and he is, and you are right, there are many sad and pitiful characters in Star Wars, many who I myself see me in. But Maul especially as a survivor of child abuse, is one that captures my heart. I was rather annoyed how they just let him die, he was a compelling character who should have been in the rebellion. He had the know how, he hated Sidious more than anyone, and he was looking for ‘hope’.
It would have been nice to see Maul win against Sidious, instead he dies a broken man, who I firmly believe went to Tatooine to die, I don’t think he knew what else to do. He had nothing else, he couldn’t beat Sidious on his own, and he couldn’t get revenge, why not get taken out by the man who took everything from you? Or you know kill him.
@@slushg3326 He also has never been taught how to process his grief, which is even worse, he turns to his rage, because it’s the only emotion he knows. And that makes it even worse.
This episode is a masterpiece in star wars history
Obi-wan got so many Lego coins.
He's a True Jedi
rofl good one.
"And you are no longer the best Clone Wars lightsaber fight. You have been... replaced."
This is still the best lightsaber fight
Maul vs. Ahsoka recieved a lot of previous hype as "the best fight of the franchise" "a really big fight" "we bring Ray Park", but in the end it was less than 45 seconds of the fight with motion capture, with 3 cuts inside the fight to change to another scenes, which kills the tension of the fight, and the second part is basically the standard TCW fight, or worst, since both could barely move for that bad choice of scenario.
One of the best episodes of all time not just for Star Wars
I've seen two dark ideas in the comments, and I'll combine them.
Maul could have cut Satine in half, like he was, with Obi-Wan's own lightsaber.
Joseph Simpson plot twist satine lives
@@yunglime2733 She comes back with spider legs
One of the other reasons that Satine and her government cannot survive is that if they were still around, the Rebellion against the Emperor would never have to run from one base to another. They could organize openly and gain recruits right in Mandalore's capital and she would just shrug her shoulders when Tarkin demanded their heads. Mandalore would be like Switzerland and shelter dissidents and refugees from all over the galaxy. Even the Jedi.
That would be quite the irony: the safest place for a Jedi to be after the rise of the Empire would be among the Mandalorians.
...If Satine were alive.
And this is how you make Star Wars. You really feel that Dave understands the characters. Having actors that have a similar understanding of the characters like Sam Witwer only adds to it. It's an example of how the movies should be. The new movies don't understand their characters and how they actually fit in the universe. They should have called Dave Filoni for the movies.
This is definitely one of The BEST Episodes and Arcs in The Clone Wars!!!
It's Just An Absolute Masterpiece!!! Between Satine's Death, The War Between Death Watch and The Nite Owls, And Of Course, The Epic Lightsaber Fight of Maul and Savage Vs. Sidious Which Is Absolutely Incredible and Definitely The Best Lightsaber Fight In All Of The Clone Wars... Until Season 7. R.I.P. Satine and Savage.
I Love These Featurettes!!! I LOVE THIS SHOW SOOOOOO MUCH!!!!!!
FORRRRRR THE REPUBLIC!!!!!!
Man, this episode hit so hard in all the places. Truly a masterpiece and the best of the series.
hands down best episode in the series, both emotionally with satine's death and in terms of action with that great fight between the senate and the zabrak.
God I love Sam Witwer
@IPlayHealer Who doesn't.
He's the best actor for darth maul palpatine and deacon st john
Same
Missed opportunity to use Obi-Wan's own lightsaber to kill Satine b/c THAT would be beyond evil.
I think that's too evil... I mean like shit man
It would be poetic. Think about it. Obi-Wan chose the path of the Jedi over Satine. Its one thing to be killed by the definitive weapon of the Jedi, but to be killed by the very weapon that belongs to the love of your life? It would be a cruel reminder for Obi-Wan every time he held his lightsaber in his hand.
I see where you're coming from, but I like the metaphor they chose to go with instead. It was the Mandalorian people who screwed themselves, demonstrated by the legendary Mandalorian weapon killing the Mandalorian leader. If Obi Wan wasn't involved, and Maul just wanted Mandalore, the same would've happened. I love this, as it's not just about Obi-Wan.
That’s really cool, but I really doubt Obi Wan would’ve ever touched that weapon again
@@blunderabluez He would use that weapon again it's just that he would constantly be reminded of satine from using all the time.
they never told us why they wanted to destroy the twilight!
In this documentary they said how they wanted to kill characters not in later movies, I think the same thing applies to the Twilight.
you know what they could have done to make satine's death more tragic. imagine maul cutting her in half just like how obi wan did to him.
+lunerblade13 Thats prob a bit too slap stick just like, hey you cut me in half now im gonna cut someone els in half that you love.
Would of been to graphic for the kids
Well, I think it was more impactful (no pun intended) to have her die the same way as Qui-Gon Jinn.
+lunerblade13 Would have been a bit graphic..however Savage did imaple a Jedi into a wall with his own horns so..
I think that would have been a bit overkill.
For me, the best episode of clone wars
Obi Wan cuts Maul in half...
Maul: Should've gone for the head....
NOOOOOO! WHY!
This episode makes me cry
Would have made more sense to kill her with obi wan's own lightsaber so he has to live with the guilt of his weapon killing his lover
No. This makes more sense. The sweet irony of an iconic mandalorian warrior weapon killing the leader of the pacifist mandalorian leader.
She's not my lover.
@@Obi-Wan_Kenobi 🎶Satine Kryze's
Not my lover
She's just a duchess
Who claims that
I am the one.
But Korkie's not my son🎶
Without a doubt the best episode of clone wars. Wish i could watch season 5 for the first time again
My favorite episode of the show. Period.
It's better than the ones you're in (Massacre was pretty dope though).
@@bradanklauer8926 Yeah, I'm in a lot of solid episodes. Massacre, Shadow Warriors, and the whole Crystal Crisis on Utapau arc (which unfortunately didn't make it into the actual show)
Woooooow, Filoni throwing shade on how easily Kit Fisto was killed in Episode 3.
One of my favorite episodes
The fact that she dies to maul with the dark saber and then eventually her sister bo katan claims the dark saber after maul is dead for sateen is poetic I love mandalore
still the best animated sabre fight hands down, maul and ahsoka new one was mo cap.
Bo-Katan is now searching the Darksaber that was used to kill her own sister.
Master and Duchess
The Chosen One and The Queen
You made me cry.
I am so fucking excited for the new season. Like it’s a bigger deal than episode 9.
Of course it's a bigger deal.
Maul is the best character in the Star Wars universe
I'm still personally headcanon-ing that all Sidious did was remove Mother Talzin's corruption. Savage is alive, just a little hurt. In my mind, at least :(
No
No way. If Savage survived, it completely undermines just how unstoppable Sidious is supposed to be. He's not even fighting them, he's playing with them like toys. He demonstrates it the whole time by laughing, flipping around Savage when he doesn't even need to, at one point just switching off his lightsabers and dancing around Savage's swings.
Plus, even if being stabbed by two lightsabers wasn't enough to kill him, he still fell unconscious. Which means he couldn't have used the force to stay alive the way Maul did when he was cut in half. Not to mention he wasn't even that strong in the force.
Sometimes killing off two-dimensional characters is just the best way to advance other characters, like Sidious and Maul, into stronger three-dimensional characters. Sidious has shown that a Jedi killer with a lot of raw power and strength can't even beat him, and Maul hates Sidious for killing Savage and wants revenge.
Literally every dark-side user Savage has beaten him anyway as well. Ventress and Dooku have kicked his ass multiple times, as has Dooku. When beat Pre Vizsla, but that's only because he threw the fight for public support. Even Maul kicked his ass at one point, and now Sidious is the one to kill him.
Idiot. Sidious would never fail to tie up a loose end
While I definitely agree that having Obi Wan keep his cool and stay on the Jedi path was true to the character and the right way to go, it would have also been really interesting to see him lash out and use his anger and hate. Maybe he could have force chocked maul for a few seconds before remembering what being a jedi means and stopping.
It might have been cool, but it would be very out of character. LIke Filoni says, Obi-Wan is a true jedi. Obi-Wan clearly showed emotions when Satine died, but he did not let them control him, which is what Maul wanted to happen.
There is a canon book which describes obi wan killing maul savage and the mandos in an aged but satine stops him
Hey man, question, where do you get these featurettes from?
Never mind, I saw you answer this in another video. Just ordered seasons 1-5 on blu ray can't wait to get it!
+I DONT HAV H1N1 Don't forget to get season 6!
I'm gonna wait until it's a little bit cheaper. Will you be uploading the bonus content for that season as well?
+I DONT HAV H1N1 Sure will.
Some of these featurettes are also on Starwars.com in the episodes guides.
Is That The Guy From The Force Unleashed ?
+TheCompass03 Yes, Sam Witwer played Galen Marek/Starkiller in The Force Unleashed games.
I Knew It He Looked Very Familiar Thanks And Thank You A Lot For Uploading This Videos.
How did we get maul with the dark Saber and kenobi in mandalorian armor and no duel
If I had I had a dollar for every *kEnObI*
So Dave and the guys considered killing maul and leaving savage to live. Wow
glad they didn;t because the way he died to old ben was the best ending for him.
@@Gadget-Walkmen plus what would Savage have done without maul
obi-wan i would say he became a true jedi the moment she died in his arms thats when he got the clarity of mind. prior to it i think he was just like anakin but he was in a better posistion to avoid his temptation as his interest didn't live on the same planet as him
mandalorian son
This episode was the shit
sad episode
fitting maul's brother and his legs gets taken every time he tooks Quigon jin and satine's life just to spite obiwan. oh the irony. How would he feel if he is mocked by that sentence?
You have no idea how much I dislike Satine the entire series.
Yeah I never really liked Satine, but I was sad when she died. Also watch a video called "old wounds" (on UA-cam) it really encapsulates Maul and Obi Wan's story.
Screw the true jedi.
+NotOrdinaryInGames At least they're not as dumb as the True Sith.
+Morec0 yea but the Jedi couldn't sens the power of the dark side only because their was a sith shrine under neith the temple that clouded them
Then why couldn't they move the council to a different planet?
+NotOrdinaryInGames because the Jedi needed to be on coracant because the republic counted on them as peace keepers
No way, we're the best!