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2001:14BA:A439:1500:816:7A2B:A2B1:D964: /* Season One */

2023-05-15T09:14:54Z

Season One

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	==The Seasons==		==The Seasons==
	===Season One===		===Season One===
	Ok...the first Season is a rough patch that has a some golden moments sprinkled throughout. Part of these problems stem from early show stuff, and the limits of their ability to animate. One in particular was a scene where two characters were fist fighting, and looked like two Fire Warriors in a melee phase.		Ok...the first Season is a rough patch that has a some golden moments sprinkled throughout. Part of these problems stem from early show stuff, and the limits of their ability to animate. One in particular was a scene where two characters were fist fighting, and looked like two Fire Warriors in a melee phase. It also does not help much that the episodes are not in chronological order.

	BUT, nonetheless, there were some good episodes and good characterization. ~~Among them were~~ Plo Koon as space Gandalf, Aayla Secura as hot alien chick who now has a voice (Jennifer Hale, [[Awesome\|which means Aayla shares a VA with Samus... and gets a sexy French accent]]), the Awesomeness that is sarcastic Obi-Wan Kenobi, Anakin's voice actor, and the fifth episode of the series, where the clones really shine on their own, some of which later return. Speaking of clones, special note to Dee Bradley Baker, who literally voices dozens of different clones, each with unique Personalities and voices. Did we mention he does this for 7 seasons? No? Well remember that you twit.		BUT, nonetheless, there were some good episodes and good characterization. The series does get off to a good start with the second episode starting the Malevolence arc, considered one of the best of the series, basically inspired by the hunt for Bismarck during WW2. Other good things include Plo Koon as space Gandalf, Aayla Secura as hot alien chick who now has a voice (Jennifer Hale, [[Awesome\|which means Aayla shares a VA with Samus... and gets a sexy French accent]]), the Awesomeness that is sarcastic Obi-Wan Kenobi, Anakin's voice actor, and the fifth episode of the series, where the clones really shine on their own, some of which later return. Speaking of clones, special note to Dee Bradley Baker, who literally voices dozens of different clones, each with unique Personalities and voices. Did we mention he does this for 7 seasons? No? Well remember that you twit.

	===Season Two===		===Season Two===

2001:14BA:A439:1500:E00A:11CB:6E06:DB26: /* The Bad */

2023-03-04T14:45:13Z

The Bad

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	Fine. For all that the Clone Wars did right, there are at least a dozen things they did wrong. One of the most obvious of these is Grievous. Now for context, in the Original Clone Wars, Grievous was a killing machine who cut through Jedi like a power sword through a Fire Warrior; his initial reveal had him bulldoze four Jedi Masters in a four-on-one duel (all without revealing his second pair of arms), to the point where Mace Windu himself was only able to stop him by using a Dark Side technique to ''crush Grievous' organs''. He was genuinely terrifying, and Revenge of the Sith had a (sadly deleted) scene where he killed a Jedi to show how strong he was. But in this Clone Wars, he was a tactically incompetent Saturday morning cartoon villain, right down to killing his flunkies for bringing him bad news, being completely unable to win, and generally being used as a beatstick for the hero of the week. Granted, Grievous did have his victories, but they were too few and far between to make up for the initial five seasons worth of [[Fail]]. When he can't even kill a Padawan in his second to last appearance in Season One, you know something is wrong.		Fine. For all that the Clone Wars did right, there are at least a dozen things they did wrong. One of the most obvious of these is Grievous. Now for context, in the Original Clone Wars, Grievous was a killing machine who cut through Jedi like a power sword through a Fire Warrior; his initial reveal had him bulldoze four Jedi Masters in a four-on-one duel (all without revealing his second pair of arms), to the point where Mace Windu himself was only able to stop him by using a Dark Side technique to ''crush Grievous' organs''. He was genuinely terrifying, and Revenge of the Sith had a (sadly deleted) scene where he killed a Jedi to show how strong he was. But in this Clone Wars, he was a tactically incompetent Saturday morning cartoon villain, right down to killing his flunkies for bringing him bad news, being completely unable to win, and generally being used as a beatstick for the hero of the week. Granted, Grievous did have his victories, but they were too few and far between to make up for the initial five seasons worth of [[Fail]]. When he can't even kill a Padawan in his second to last appearance in Season One, you know something is wrong.

	Another problem was that the story-line quality could be all over the place. In fact, what many fans agree to be the worst arc in the series are in the fifth season, and many tend to think the second worst is in the seventh. This can be applied in some capacity to every season as each season would often follow several often unrelated plot-threads, and though it doesn't detract from the overall quality, we wouldn't be proper fans if we didn't [[Neckbeard\|criticize absolutely everything]]!		Another problem was that the story-line quality could be all over the place which is not helped by the fact that many of the episodes, particularly in the early seasons, are not in chronological order. In fact, what many fans agree to be the worst arc in the series are in the fifth season, and many tend to think the second worst is in the seventh. This can be applied in some capacity to every season as each season would often follow several often unrelated plot-threads, and though it doesn't detract from the overall quality, we wouldn't be proper fans if we didn't [[Neckbeard\|criticize absolutely everything]]!

	There are also some more minor gripes like terrible aim (so bad at times that it makes stormtroopers in A New Hope look like [[Vindicare\|Vindicare Assassins]] by comparison), the existence of shields being ignored constantly, people punching and kicking droids and people wearing armour [[derp\|(even though Obi-Wan tried that in Revenge of the Sith and hurt his shin as a result)]], [[what\|B1 battledroids head apparently being so poorly attached to the body that you can rip it off with your bare hands]] and LAATs not using their massive arsenal of weapons ([[FAIL\|there is even a scene where troopers inside the ship fire their weapons instead of the LAAT using its own weapons]]). Thankfully as with most issues in the series, these got less prevalent as the series went on.		There are also some more minor gripes like terrible aim (so bad at times that it makes stormtroopers in A New Hope look like [[Vindicare\|Vindicare Assassins]] by comparison), the existence of shields being ignored constantly, people punching and kicking droids and people wearing armour [[derp\|(even though Obi-Wan tried that in Revenge of the Sith and hurt his shin as a result)]], [[what\|B1 battledroids head apparently being so poorly attached to the body that you can rip it off with your bare hands]] and LAATs not using their massive arsenal of weapons ([[FAIL\|there is even a scene where troopers inside the ship fire their weapons instead of the LAAT using its own weapons]]). Thankfully as with most issues in the series, these got less prevalent as the series went on.

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2023-01-10T11:20:28Z

Season Seven

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	Beautiful. Assuming you [[Games Workshop\|paid The House of Mouse for a Disney+ subscription]], then you know that it's just about worth every cent you spent. If the reason you got Disney+ was to watch this, then you almost certainly got your money's worth from it. The Seventh Season is so good, that we could write a whole page alone on why it works, and why the characterization is far ahead of anything else currently or maybe even ever produced, with only ATLA maybe beating it in regards to animated shows.		Beautiful. Assuming you [[Games Workshop\|paid The House of Mouse for a Disney+ subscription]], then you know that it's just about worth every cent you spent. If the reason you got Disney+ was to watch this, then you almost certainly got your money's worth from it. The Seventh Season is so good, that we could write a whole page alone on why it works, and why the characterization is far ahead of anything else currently or maybe even ever produced, with only ATLA maybe beating it in regards to animated shows.

	There are three separate arcs: An arc for Captain Rex, which was the fully-completed version of the Bad Batch arc, as they were getting their own series later. Then there is an arc for Ahsoka that most people will say they hated and yes, considering that this is the last season made years after cancellation of the series, it does feel a bit underwhelming(also, a lot of people would've preferred seeing the Utapau arc completed. Finally there is an arc for the both Ahsoka and Rex that takes place before, during, and shortly after ~~Order 66~~ with major focus on Maul and Mandalore. This arc really makes the series end on a high note as it is arguably the best arc of the whole series, and some might even argue that it overshadows anything done in any of the movies. Special credit goes to Sam Witwer, who's voicework with Darth Maul makes him not only iconic, but hyper-accentuates the dread and horror of Order 66(as if dismembered dead kids and Aayla Secura getting full auto'ed in the back by her own troops wasn't enough), despite the fact that all three principal characters were already known to have survived.		There are three separate arcs: An arc for Captain Rex, which was the fully-completed version of the Bad Batch arc, as they were getting their own series later. Then there is an arc for Ahsoka that most people will say they hated and yes, considering that this is the last season made years after cancellation of the series, it does feel a bit underwhelming(also, a lot of people would've preferred seeing the Utapau arc completed. Finally there is an arc for the both Ahsoka and Rex that takes place before, during, and shortly after ''Revenge of the Sith'' with major focus on Maul and Mandalore. This arc really makes the series end on a high note as it is arguably the best arc of the whole series, and some might even argue that it overshadows anything done in any of the movies. Special credit goes to Sam Witwer, who's voicework with Darth Maul makes him not only iconic, but hyper-accentuates the dread and horror of Order 66(as if dismembered dead kids and Aayla Secura getting full auto'ed in the back by her own troops wasn't enough), despite the fact that all three principal characters were already known to have survived.

	==Non-Exhaustive List of Awesome==		==Non-Exhaustive List of Awesome==

99.99.225.145: /* The Un-Season */

2023-01-10T11:18:23Z

The Un-Season

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	'''Darth Maul: Son of Dathomir''': The continuation of Darth Maul's arc after his defeat on Mandalore. Was made into a comic miniseries.		'''Darth Maul: Son of Dathomir''': The continuation of Darth Maul's arc after his defeat on Mandalore. Was made into a comic miniseries.

	'''The Bad Batch''': On the planet Anaxes, the Republic is having problems with the Sepratatist forces knowing their every move. To fix this, Clone Force 99, a squad of highly abnormal clonetoopers, are called in. All four episodes of this arc were already voiced and preliminary animation done, so they were displayed at Star Wars Celebration, and soon leaked on YouTube.		'''The Bad Batch''': On the planet Anaxes, the Republic is having problems with the Sepratatist forces knowing their every move. To fix this, Clone Force 99, a squad of highly abnormal clonetoopers, are called in. All four episodes of this arc were already voiced and preliminary animation done, so they were displayed at Star Wars Celebration, and soon leaked on YouTube. This arc was supposed to be an introduction to Force 99 getting their own series, but those plans were seemingly put on the Backburner until Season Seven was released.

	'''Crystal Crisis on Utapau''': Anakin and Obi-Wan are called to investigate the murder of a Jedi on Utapau. They soon get involved in a plot to steal a massive khyber crystal. The plot was overall unimportant to the story, which is likely why it wasn't included in the final season, but also included scenes like Anakin going to town with a pair of blasters, and a heart-rending campfire scene between Anakin and Obi-Wan where they process their feelings over what happened with Ahsoka. The unfinished animation was released along with The Bad Batch arc.		'''Crystal Crisis on Utapau''': Anakin and Obi-Wan are called to investigate the murder of a Jedi on Utapau. They soon get involved in a plot to steal a massive khyber crystal. The plot was overall unimportant to the story, which is likely why it wasn't included in the final season, but also included scenes like Anakin going to town with a pair of blasters, and a heart-rending campfire scene between Anakin and Obi-Wan where they process their feelings over what happened with Ahsoka. The unfinished animation was released along with The Bad Batch arc.
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	'''Dark Disciple''': A story about the fates of Asaji Ventress and Quinlan Vos. Got made into a novel.		'''Dark Disciple''': A story about the fates of Asaji Ventress and Quinlan Vos. Got made into a novel.

	'''Ahsoka''': A novel about the fates of Ahsoka Tano, Rex, and Maul before, during and after ''Revenge of the Sith''. About half of it got more or less retconned out with the renewal of the seventh season, but the novel covers more after that as well.		'''Ahsoka''': A novel about the fates of Ahsoka Tano, Rex, and Maul before, during and after ''Revenge of the Sith''. About half of it got more or less retconned out with the renewal of the seventh season, but the novel covers more after that as well.

	===Season Seven===		===Season Seven===

99.99.225.145: /* The Seasons */

2022-07-23T22:12:59Z

The Seasons

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	Unfortunately, after this season, the series was cancelled again, seemingly for good. As Lucasfilm Animation started to work on [[Star Wars:Rebels]], it seemed as this series will forever lack a true ending. Until six years after cancellation:		Unfortunately, after this season, the series was cancelled again, seemingly for good. As Lucasfilm Animation started to work on [[Star Wars:Rebels]], it seemed as this series will forever lack a true ending. Until six years after cancellation:

			===The Un-Season===

			With The Clone Wars' cancellation, most people despaired of seeing the end of the series. But series creator Dave Filloni had similar worries, and worked to do something about that. When the show ended, there were already several storylines in the works, all at various levels of completion. These storylines began releasing in various ways, through comics, novels, and more.

			'''Darth Maul: Son of Dathomir''': The continuation of Darth Maul's arc after his defeat on Mandalore. Was made into a comic miniseries.

			'''The Bad Batch''': On the planet Anaxes, the Republic is having problems with the Sepratatist forces knowing their every move. To fix this, Clone Force 99, a squad of highly abnormal clonetoopers, are called in. All four episodes of this arc were already voiced and preliminary animation done, so they were displayed at Star Wars Celebration, and soon leaked on YouTube.

			'''Crystal Crisis on Utapau''': Anakin and Obi-Wan are called to investigate the murder of a Jedi on Utapau. They soon get involved in a plot to steal a massive khyber crystal. The plot was overall unimportant to the story, which is likely why it wasn't included in the final season, but also included scenes like Anakin going to town with a pair of blasters, and a heart-rending campfire scene between Anakin and Obi-Wan where they process their feelings over what happened with Ahsoka. The unfinished animation was released along with The Bad Batch arc.

			'''Dark Disciple''': A story about the fates of Asaji Ventress and Quinlan Vos. Got made into a novel.

			'''Ahsoka''': A novel about the fates of Ahsoka Tano, Rex, and Maul before, during and after ''Revenge of the Sith''. About half of it got more or less retconned out with the renewal of the seventh season, but the novel covers more after that as well.

	===Season Seven===		===Season Seven===
	Beautiful. Assuming you [[Games Workshop\|paid The House of Mouse for a Disney+ subscription]], then you know that it's just about worth every cent you spent. If the reason you got Disney+ was to watch this, then you almost certainly got your money's worth from it. The Seventh Season is so good, that we could write a whole page alone on why it works, and why the characterization is far ahead of anything else currently or maybe even ever produced, with only ATLA maybe beating it in regards to animated shows.		Beautiful. Assuming you [[Games Workshop\|paid The House of Mouse for a Disney+ subscription]], then you know that it's just about worth every cent you spent. If the reason you got Disney+ was to watch this, then you almost certainly got your money's worth from it. The Seventh Season is so good, that we could write a whole page alone on why it works, and why the characterization is far ahead of anything else currently or maybe even ever produced, with only ATLA maybe beating it in regards to animated shows.

	There are three separate arcs: An arc for Captain Rex, which ~~introduces a group named~~ Bad Batch, ~~who are~~ getting their own series later. Then there is an arc for Ahsoka that most people will say they hated and yes, considering that this is the last season made years after cancellation of the series, it does feel a bit underwhelming. Finally there is an arc for the both Ahsoka and Rex that takes place before, during, and shortly after Order 66 with major focus on Maul and Mandalore. This arc really makes the series end on a high note as it is arguably the best arc of the whole series, and some might even argue that it overshadows anything done in any of the movies. Special credit goes to Sam Witwer, who's voicework with Darth Maul makes him not only iconic, but hyper-accentuates the dread and horror of Order 66~~. As~~ if dismembered dead kids and Aayla Secura getting full auto'ed in the back by her own troops wasn't enough~~. Especially considering he was~~ the ~~"whiny bitch" from Force Unleashed is doubly awesome~~.		There are three separate arcs: An arc for Captain Rex, which was the fully-completed version of the Bad Batch arc, as they were getting their own series later. Then there is an arc for Ahsoka that most people will say they hated and yes, considering that this is the last season made years after cancellation of the series, it does feel a bit underwhelming(also, a lot of people would've preferred seeing the Utapau arc completed. Finally there is an arc for the both Ahsoka and Rex that takes place before, during, and shortly after Order 66 with major focus on Maul and Mandalore. This arc really makes the series end on a high note as it is arguably the best arc of the whole series, and some might even argue that it overshadows anything done in any of the movies. Special credit goes to Sam Witwer, who's voicework with Darth Maul makes him not only iconic, but hyper-accentuates the dread and horror of Order 66(as if dismembered dead kids and Aayla Secura getting full auto'ed in the back by her own troops wasn't enough), despite the fact that all three principal characters were already known to have survived.

	==Non-Exhaustive List of Awesome==		==Non-Exhaustive List of Awesome==

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2022-06-17T21:25:25Z

Season Seven

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	===Season Seven===		===Season Seven===
	Beautiful. Assuming you ~~paid~~ [[Games Workshop\|The House of Mouse]] for a Disney+ subscription, then you know that it's just about worth every cent you spent. If the reason you got Disney+ was to watch this, then you almost certainly got your money's worth from it. The Seventh Season is so good, that we could write a whole page alone on why it works, and why the characterization is far ahead of anything else currently or maybe even ever produced, with only ATLA maybe beating it in regards to animated shows.		Beautiful. Assuming you [[Games Workshop\|paid The House of Mouse for a Disney+ subscription]], then you know that it's just about worth every cent you spent. If the reason you got Disney+ was to watch this, then you almost certainly got your money's worth from it. The Seventh Season is so good, that we could write a whole page alone on why it works, and why the characterization is far ahead of anything else currently or maybe even ever produced, with only ATLA maybe beating it in regards to animated shows.

	There are three separate arcs: An arc for Captain Rex, which introduces a group named Bad Batch, who are getting their own series later. Then there is an arc for Ahsoka that most people will say they hated and yes, considering that this is the last season made years after cancellation of the series, it does feel a bit underwhelming. Finally there is an arc for the both Ahsoka and Rex that takes place before, during, and shortly after Order 66 with major focus on Maul and Mandalore. This arc really makes the series end on a high note as it is arguably the best arc of the whole series, and some might even argue that it overshadows anything done in any of the movies. Special credit goes to Sam Witwer, who's voicework with Darth Maul makes him not only iconic, but hyper-accentuates the dread and horror of Order 66. As if dismembered dead kids and Aayla Secura getting full auto'ed in the back by her own troops wasn't enough. Especially considering he was the "whiny bitch" from Force Unleashed is doubly awesome.		There are three separate arcs: An arc for Captain Rex, which introduces a group named Bad Batch, who are getting their own series later. Then there is an arc for Ahsoka that most people will say they hated and yes, considering that this is the last season made years after cancellation of the series, it does feel a bit underwhelming. Finally there is an arc for the both Ahsoka and Rex that takes place before, during, and shortly after Order 66 with major focus on Maul and Mandalore. This arc really makes the series end on a high note as it is arguably the best arc of the whole series, and some might even argue that it overshadows anything done in any of the movies. Special credit goes to Sam Witwer, who's voicework with Darth Maul makes him not only iconic, but hyper-accentuates the dread and horror of Order 66. As if dismembered dead kids and Aayla Secura getting full auto'ed in the back by her own troops wasn't enough. Especially considering he was the "whiny bitch" from Force Unleashed is doubly awesome.

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2022-06-17T21:24:34Z

Season Seven

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	===Season Seven===		===Season Seven===
	Beautiful. Assuming you paid ~~the mouse~~ for a Disney + subscription, then you know that it's just about worth every cent you spent. If the reason you got Disney + was to watch this, then you almost certainly got your money's worth from it. The Seventh Season is so good, that we could write a whole page alone on why it works, and why the characterization is far ahead of anything else currently or maybe even ever produced, with only ATLA maybe beating it in regards to animated shows.		Beautiful. Assuming you paid [[Games Workshop\|The House of Mouse]] for a Disney+ subscription, then you know that it's just about worth every cent you spent. If the reason you got Disney+ was to watch this, then you almost certainly got your money's worth from it. The Seventh Season is so good, that we could write a whole page alone on why it works, and why the characterization is far ahead of anything else currently or maybe even ever produced, with only ATLA maybe beating it in regards to animated shows.

	There are three separate arcs: An arc for Captain Rex, which introduces a group named Bad Batch, who are getting their own series later. Then there is an arc for Ahsoka that most people will say they hated and yes, considering that this is the last season made years after cancellation of the series, it does feel a bit underwhelming. Finally there is an arc for the both Ahsoka and Rex that takes place before, during, and shortly after Order 66 with major focus on Maul and Mandalore. This arc really makes the series end on a high note as it is arguably the best arc of the whole series, and some might even argue that it overshadows anything done in any of the movies. Special credit goes to Sam Witwer, who's voicework with Darth Maul makes him not only iconic, but hyper-accentuates the dread and horror of Order 66. As if dismembered dead kids and Aayla Secura getting full auto'ed in the back by her own troops wasn't enough. Especially considering he was the "whiny bitch" from Force Unleashed is doubly awesome.		There are three separate arcs: An arc for Captain Rex, which introduces a group named Bad Batch, who are getting their own series later. Then there is an arc for Ahsoka that most people will say they hated and yes, considering that this is the last season made years after cancellation of the series, it does feel a bit underwhelming. Finally there is an arc for the both Ahsoka and Rex that takes place before, during, and shortly after Order 66 with major focus on Maul and Mandalore. This arc really makes the series end on a high note as it is arguably the best arc of the whole series, and some might even argue that it overshadows anything done in any of the movies. Special credit goes to Sam Witwer, who's voicework with Darth Maul makes him not only iconic, but hyper-accentuates the dread and horror of Order 66. As if dismembered dead kids and Aayla Secura getting full auto'ed in the back by her own troops wasn't enough. Especially considering he was the "whiny bitch" from Force Unleashed is doubly awesome.

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2022-04-25T16:24:29Z

Season Four

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	===Season Four===		===Season Four===
	Hot dang, this is where stuff gets insane. Not only does the violence escalate substantially, but so does the production quality and storytelling. It's mostly more of the same stuff from Season Three, except for two major, and by association awesome, differences: Umbara, and The Return of Maul. Umbara is unique in that it hammers in on the clones, and looks so good that you might mistake it for a theatrical film if you didn't see the Cartoon Network logo and annoying ads. Clones get zapped by what are effectively Necron Gauss weapons, crushed by Necron-battlesuit hybrids, eaten by [[Catachan\|wild animals]], serve under [[Kubrik ~~chenkov~~\|a ruthless new commander who sees them as cannon fodder]]... all the while fighting through it like complete chads with their <s>Mars</s> Kaminoan pattern balls of steel. The other story arcs are fantastic, but Umbara is one of the best, and explores many of the questions seen above at the beginning of the page. It is regarded as one of the best arcs in the show for good reason.		Hot dang, this is where stuff gets insane. Not only does the violence escalate substantially, but so does the production quality and storytelling. It's mostly more of the same stuff from Season Three, except for two major, and by association awesome, differences: Umbara, and The Return of Maul. Umbara is unique in that it hammers in on the clones, and looks so good that you might mistake it for a theatrical film if you didn't see the Cartoon Network logo and annoying ads. Clones get zapped by what are effectively Necron Gauss weapons, crushed by Necron-battlesuit hybrids, eaten by [[Catachan\|wild animals]], serve under [[Commander Kubrik Chenkov\|a ruthless new commander who sees them as cannon fodder]]... all the while fighting through it like complete chads with their <s>Mars</s> Kaminoan pattern balls of steel. The other story arcs are fantastic, but Umbara is one of the best, and explores many of the questions seen above at the beginning of the page. It is regarded as one of the best arcs in the show for good reason.

	But the return of Maul is... amazing. His entire motivation is revenge, and the way they show Obi-Wan rise above it proves he truly has [[Meme\|the high ground]]. Unlike in The Phantom Menace, Maul gets plenty of screen time to be fleshed out as a very talkative, profound character, a trait that will define him for the reminder of his appearances in media, mouse or pre-mouse. He also teams up with his younger brother, the Star Wars equivalent of a Khornate Bezerker(yeah, he showed up a bit in Season Three) and the two go around cutting through fools like a hot knife through butter.		But the return of Maul is... amazing. His entire motivation is revenge, and the way they show Obi-Wan rise above it proves he truly has [[Meme\|the high ground]]. Unlike in The Phantom Menace, Maul gets plenty of screen time to be fleshed out as a very talkative, profound character, a trait that will define him for the reminder of his appearances in media, mouse or pre-mouse. He also teams up with his younger brother, the Star Wars equivalent of a Khornate Bezerker(yeah, he showed up a bit in Season Three) and the two go around cutting through fools like a hot knife through butter.