Message from @Emperor of Atlantis
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Rebels did Maul good tbh. His send-off was excellent.
everyone looked like starved Ugandans
indeed
https://youtu.be/wRNsAWyLrj4 Fuck Clone Wars was sooo much better though, and more mature.
ha
The Maul/Obi Wan battle was exactly what it needed to be
the Maul vs Obi-wan in Rebels was what should have happened in Clone Wars
Obi-wan would have destroyed Maul, if we are talking Episode 3
old man Kenobi probably has arthritis 😄
Yes, and if you notice, it looks like it was a re-used script
it didn't fit into Rebels at all
had to be shoe-horned
Rebels copied the Old Wounds comic book that came out in 2004
darth maul shits in a colostomy bag now
I chose to believe he was given a robot colon
reusing a defeated major enemy seems like a cash grab,to me
it pretty much was
The old Republic is where it's at
which is a creative turn off as well
the prequels suck for its villains
Maul, Dooku, Grievous
too many unimportant villains
Dooku COULD have been a great villain. But they never get into his background and motivations
@Emperor of Atlantis Disagree.
He just seems like a confused old man
They even cut a scene out of Ep II that tries to explain Dooku
Maul and Dooku screentime is nothing
wow really?
oh yeah I remember that
when Kenobi is talking to the Librarian
yep
Episode 2 was a Young Adult novel
thats the one
There is a bust of Dooku in the library
I remember the scene where Dooku is like the Sith are in the senate
And she is talking about how good a person he was. Turned due to a political disagreement
and Kenobi said it was a lie 😄
the Senate part I mean
Maul was important, but Dooku and Grievous were greatly underutilised. Grievous was basically a comic-relief villain who couldn't do anything right despite how badass his abilities were. Dooku was some scheming old man whose schemes generally amounted to nothing, whose apprentices either went rogue or became cartoonish comic relief villains. You get the jist.
They should've focused more on Dooku's former ties to the Jedi Order, and Kenobi, considering that he was Qui Gon's master.