#The wolf pack star wars series#
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There's a conniving touch to it, with one character attempting to take over, and the only one being able to halt this rising menace being the very mastermind of the threat the orchestrator and master of the dark side, remaining elusive. Meaning: Lots of morality is engulfed in the essence of this episode's build. Let's skip the Jedi training, droids goofing off, the Clone Troopers, and the random shooting episodes this is the nitty gritty and what Star Wars is about. Let's just say that the story is dark and remains dark without getting light or comedic. We haven't seen greatness of this caliber since 'The Phantom Menace.' Writing: It was well-written. This episode incorporated the best two characters (Maul and Sidious) representing the dark side of the force (the only side that matters). Of course, we've had to endure useless filler with the likes of R2-D2 and C-3P0 (which we could have lived without).

#The wolf pack star wars series#

The series started about Anakin and Ahsoka and now it's completely about Lord Maul and Lord Sidious, the way it should have been to begin with. He owns the series now as well, from what I've seen. Maul owned this episode with his presence. Characters: Savage is taken out in this episode it could have been better if he died the instant the sabers struck him rather than dying anticlimactic but it was alright.

Sidious tells Maul that he won't kill him as he has other plans for him. Sidious still manages to fend off Maul's relentless attack, eventually electrocuting him with force lightning, which reduces him to begging, cowering, whimpering, and displaying fear once again. Maul is shown portraying his weakness for his fallen comrade he then launches a full-scale assault against Sidious, using his red lightsaber and the fallen Pre-Vizsla's black lightsaber simultaneously with fluid motion. Savage is then shown dying on the ground, admitting that he was never as great a warrior, whilst holding Maul's hand. This results in Savage getting impaled in the heat of battle, Sidious spinning backwards and ramming his lightsaber clean through his gut, without even looking back at his opponent. and since Maul has attempted to train Savage as well as Sidious taking in Dooku as his 'sith pretender' apprentice, Maul is forced to battle his lovely master. Maul admits that he's done everything just to be reunited with his master but Sidious tells him he's no longer his apprentice this is likely because there can only be two: a master and an apprentice. Of course, Palpatine has come to take on his ever-loyal apprentice. it is the presence of his master, Darth Sidious. Maul admits that he feels a presence unlike any other. which is the single best moment in the series. This has all been mediocre at best until the actual awesomeness begins. Then, Obi-Wan is dragged off to be imprisoned. Maul executes Satine in front of Obi-Wan to make him suffer and feel the agony as well as draw him deeper into the dark side. This results in a massive explosion and both barely crawl out from the debris.

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So Obi-Wan manages to infiltrate the Mandalorian stronghold and disguises himself as one of the guards, managing to free Satine and take her to the ship, which gets shot up as they attempt to fly off. Maul knows that Obi-Wan will attempt this daring rescue on his own and also knows the Jedi will not sanction his actions. Plot: The episode starts out with Obi-Wan going against the Jedi Order to save Satine Kryze from captivity. It could have done for a better fight BGM but that's about it when it comes to the negatives the actual fight itself was the best one in the entire series run and involved my two favorite characters in the entire Star Wars Universe: Darth Maul and Darth Sidious, in that order, respectively. Overall: As a major fan of Darth Maul and Darth Sidious, I found this episode to be the absolute best thus far due to the final fight scene, which was orchestrated in a beautiful manner. This was pretty much the culmination of Darth Maul's story, which happens to be the most powerful in terms of plot and development. I was pleasantly surprised with this one, being a part of the fifth season, which was mostly filler up until these last few episodes.