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Post by Newan on Nov 25, 2014 18:43:23 GMT -5
Not more.. Just the same from episode 6 probably. Anyways that might mean Ian Mcdiaemid might be in it with a smaller role. So I guess where station plans came from is a much more important loose end than Darth Maul. 1 Maul should have never been brought back 2. They should have stopped prolonging things and ended him in the son of Dathomir comics 3. His fate may be tied up in the upcoming ventress novel or something else |
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Post by Pinda on Nov 25, 2014 18:59:55 GMT -5
Not more.. Just the same from episode 6 probably. Anyways that might mean Ian Mcdiaemid might be in it with a smaller role. So I guess where station plans came from is a much more important loose end than Darth Maul. Yes, and we didn't totally already know where the death star plans came from.  |
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Post by Pinda on Nov 25, 2014 19:02:04 GMT -5
So I guess where station plans came from is a much more important loose end than Darth Maul. 1 Maul should have never been brought back 2. They should have stopped prolonging things and ended him in the son of Dathomir comics 3. His fate may be tied up in the upcoming ventress novel or something else 1. It was done well, so I don't see why shouldn't have brought him back. 2. No, he is still alive and has still some mandalorian warriors at his disposal. Also, you could clearly see a change in his character near the end, if anything his story became even more interesting. 3. He might be in it, but I doubt it will reveal his fate... the arc really seemed to focus on Ventress, would be odd to kill off Maul in her arc. |
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Post by ?6 (CBK) on Nov 25, 2014 19:05:44 GMT -5
More Death Star plans... what the Potato is Awesome... Not more.. Just the same from episode 6 probably. Anyways that might mean Ian Mcdiaemid might be in it with a smaller role. No it's a whole new cast. |
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Post by Newan on Nov 25, 2014 19:06:38 GMT -5
1 Maul should have never been brought back 2. They should have stopped prolonging things and ended him in the son of Dathomir comics 3. His fate may be tied up in the upcoming ventress novel or something else 1. It was done well, so I don't see why shouldn't have brought him back. 2. No, he is still alive and has still some mandalorian warriors at his disposal. Also, you could clearly see a change in his character near the end, if anything his story became even more interesting. 3. He might be in it, but I doubt it will reveal his fate... the arc really seemed to focus on Ventress, would be odd to kill off Maul in her arc. The whole concept seemed pointless from the beginning th only reason I liked those arcs cause they were well made not cause of him. |
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Post by ?6 (CBK) on Nov 25, 2014 19:06:57 GMT -5
1 Maul should have never been brought back 2. They should have stopped prolonging things and ended him in the son of Dathomir comics 3. His fate may be tied up in the upcoming ventress novel or something else 1. It was done well, so I don't see why shouldn't have brought him back. 2. No, he is still alive and has still some mandalorian warriors at his disposal. Also, you could clearly see a change in his character near the end, if anything his story became even more interesting. 3. He might be in it, but I doubt it will reveal his fate... the arc really seemed to focus on Ventress, would be odd to kill off Maul in her arc. Maul has been one of the greatest developed character compared to who? Han Solo? Darth Vader? So happy Maul was brought back, great move by Lucas. |
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Post by Spidyyr on Nov 25, 2014 19:10:39 GMT -5
So I guess where station plans came from is a much more important loose end than Darth Maul. 1 Maul should have never been brought back 2. They should have stopped prolonging things and ended him in the son of Dathomir comics 3. His fate may be tied up in the upcoming ventress novel or something else Yah, cause Maul's original story arc was so well done and fulfilling. |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 25, 2014 19:29:08 GMT -5
I for one like Maul. His attitude and fearlessness ( well except for Sidious), was entertaining to see. The arcs that he was produced in were well done. They had great graphics and story lines thanks to the center storyline of Maul. I don't quite think fans are dissatisfied because Maul was in TCW I think they were just annoyed at the unrealistic return and survival of him. I can agree the revival and survival of Maul was unrealistic an corny, however all that aside he was a great addition IMO to TCW and contributed a lot. I also liked him being in TCW because it helped us understand him better as a character. He really didn't talk in P. Menace. As a whole we didn't get to know him that well. I think they killed him off to fast on the videos. But his appearances in TCW truly let us see the Sith Lord he is. I guess there are books on him but media wise anyways.
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Post by ?6 (CBK) on Nov 25, 2014 19:33:27 GMT -5
I for one like Maul. His attitude and fearlessness ( well except for Sidious), was entertaining to see. The arcs that he was produced in were well done. They had great graphics and story lines thanks to the center storyline of Maul. I don't quite think fans are dissatisfied because Maul was in TCW I think they were just annoyed at the unrealistic return and survival of him. I can agree the revival and survival of Maul was unrealistic an corny, however all that aside he was a great addition IMO to TCW and contributed a lot. I also liked him being in TCW because it helped us understand him better as a character. He really didn't talk in P. Menace. As a whole we didn't get to know him that well. I think they killed him off to fast on the videos. But his appearances in TCW truly let us see the Sith Lord he is. I guess there are books on him but media wise anyways. If Anakin can survive lava Maul can survive too. |
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Post by Newan on Nov 25, 2014 19:35:59 GMT -5
1. It was done well, so I don't see why shouldn't have brought him back. 2. No, he is still alive and has still some mandalorian warriors at his disposal. Also, you could clearly see a change in his character near the end, if anything his story became even more interesting. 3. He might be in it, but I doubt it will reveal his fate... the arc really seemed to focus on Ventress, would be odd to kill off Maul in her arc. Maul has been one of the greatest developed character compared to who? Han Solo? Darth Vader? So happy Maul was brought back, great move by Lucas. Like any of character on the show like Fives or just Torrent company as a whole. At least they serve a point in TCW. |
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Post by ?6 (CBK) on Nov 25, 2014 19:38:05 GMT -5
Maul has been one of the greatest developed character compared to who? Han Solo? Darth Vader? So happy Maul was brought back, great move by Lucas. Like any of character on the show like Fives or just Torrent company as a whole. At least they serve a point in TCW. TBH I gave no crap to the clones. They are clones we all knew what they were going to do, and they had no development really. I could care less if Fives and Torrent company died. Maul actually wasn't genetically made and was able to make decisions himself. |
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Post by Spidyyr on Nov 25, 2014 19:40:29 GMT -5
Like any of character on the show like Fives or just Torrent company as a whole. At least they serve a point in TCW. TBH I gave no crap to the clones. They are clones we all knew what they were going to do, and they had no development really. I could care less if Fives and Torrent company died. Maul actually wasn't genetically made and was able to make decisions himself.  "We're not droids, we're not programmed. You have to learn to maker your own decision." |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 25, 2014 19:40:49 GMT -5
I for one like Maul. His attitude and fearlessness ( well except for Sidious), was entertaining to see. The arcs that he was produced in were well done. They had great graphics and story lines thanks to the center storyline of Maul. I don't quite think fans are dissatisfied because Maul was in TCW I think they were just annoyed at the unrealistic return and survival of him. I can agree the revival and survival of Maul was unrealistic an corny, however all that aside he was a great addition IMO to TCW and contributed a lot. I also liked him being in TCW because it helped us understand him better as a character. He really didn't talk in P. Menace. As a whole we didn't get to know him that well. I think they killed him off to fast on the videos. But his appearances in TCW truly let us see the Sith Lord he is. I guess there are books on him but media wise anyways. If Anakin can survive lava Maul can survive too. But it was more realistic for Anakin. I mean it's Star Wara so nothing is real  . But in terms of survival. Anakin although critically damaged still had his organs and vital functions necessary to live. All he really needs was prostedic legs and arms to continue life and what ever else needed to breath etc. Maul was cut in two and lost connection to some of his necessary organs needed to live. So no matter the treatment he could have received it was a different story. It would have been cool if they showed us a flashback in TCW as to how Maul overcame death through the force, to make it more visually believable. |
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Post by Spidyyr on Nov 25, 2014 19:42:13 GMT -5
If Anakin can survive lava Maul can survive too. But it was more realistic for Anakin. I mean it's Star Wara so nothing is real . But in terms of survival. Anakin although critically damaged still had his organs and vital functions necessary to live. All he really needs was prostedic legs and arms to continue life and what ever else needed to breath etc. Maul was cut in two and lost connection to some of his necessary organs needed to live. So no matter the treatment he could have received it was a different story. It would have been cool if they showed us a flashback in TCW as to how Maul overcame death through the force, to make it more visually believable. You don't know how Dathomirisns work. All that magic sheeeeet.... |
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Post by Newan on Nov 25, 2014 19:42:20 GMT -5
Well by making Maul survive everyone should pretty much survive... Like Kit should have not died or Mace or yeah anyone.
Yet some people think it's realistic Boba died and Maul lives sure...
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Post by Deleted on Nov 25, 2014 19:46:55 GMT -5
TBH I gave no crap to the clones. They are clones we all knew what they were going to do, and they had no development really. I could care less if Fives and Torrent company died. Maul actually wasn't genetically made and was able to make decisions himself. "We're not droids, we're not programmed. You have to learn to maker your own decision." I can see what he means though. Other than Rex no clone really had a main part and development throughout TCW. We got to see multiple clones in multiple arcs by as far as getting to really know them and there values. Rex was the only one I wanted to see have a fate. Someone should make a book, even if it's fan made, as to the outcome of Rex after 66. Someone would make a fortune not to mention a great book. |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 25, 2014 19:51:19 GMT -5
But it was more realistic for Anakin. I mean it's Star Wara so nothing is real . But in terms of survival. Anakin although critically damaged still had his organs and vital functions necessary to live. All he really needs was prostedic legs and arms to continue life and what ever else needed to breath etc. Maul was cut in two and lost connection to some of his necessary organs needed to live. So no matter the treatment he could have received it was a different story. It would have been cool if they showed us a flashback in TCW as to how Maul overcame death through the force, to make it more visually believable. You don't know how Dathomirisns work. All that magic sheeeeet.... I don't actually know. I don think they can grow or substitute functions for a half of a body he doesn't have though. I mean they can enhance to make stronger and healthier as they did to Savage but. Maybe they did something to Mauls body Magically that excuses him from needing basic necessities. They should have explained further in TCW. Even if there was a reasonable explanation involved. Well by making Maul survive everyone should pretty much survive... Like Kit should have not died or Mace or yeah anyone. Yet some people think it's realistic Boba died and Maul lives sure... |
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Post by Spidyyr on Nov 25, 2014 20:04:45 GMT -5
"We're not droids, we're not programmed. You have to learn to maker your own decision." I can see what he means though. Other than Rex no clone really had a main part and development throughout TCW. We got to see multiple clones in multiple arcs by as far as getting to really know them and there values. Rex was the only one I wanted to see have a fate. Someone should make a book, even if it's fan made, as to the outcome of Rex after 66. Someone would make a fortune not to mention a great book. Fives tho |
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Post by Spidyyr on Nov 25, 2014 20:05:51 GMT -5
Well by making Maul survive everyone should pretty much survive... Like Kit should have not died or Mace or yeah anyone. Yet some people think it's realistic Boba died and Maul lives sure... Well Fisto was never fatally wounded to begin with. Kenbo And Windu survived in Underworld. |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 25, 2014 20:11:21 GMT -5
Well by making Maul survive everyone should pretty much survive... Like Kit should have not died or Mace or yeah anyone. Yet some people think it's realistic Boba died and Maul lives sure... Well Fisto was never fatally wounded to begin with. Kenbo And Windu survived in Underworld. Windu survived in the underworld after being thrown out the window? Was this EU content or off camera rumor? I never knew that. How wouldn't you fall to your death though, it seems like a lot of people survive death in Star Wars. |
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Post by Kenbo on Nov 25, 2014 20:50:40 GMT -5
Well Fisto was never fatally wounded to begin with. Kenbo And Windu survived in Underworld. Windu survived in the underworld after being thrown out the window? Was this EU content or off camera rumor? I never knew that. How wouldn't you fall to your death though, it seems like a lot of people survive death in Star Wars. Underworld is my lego series on here in the series board So I had him survive in that but if you ask me it's not too far fetched because he could've landed on a speeder or grabbed onto something I doubt he fell all the way down to the bottom of Coruscant |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 25, 2014 21:07:07 GMT -5
Ha lol Kenobi, I knew that, duh. Although the odds of him surviving that fall were slim I found it interesting. I was thinking there was some book or something I wasn't aware of or something. Maybe he went into exile undercover as another identity after learning what happened at the temple and with order 67 or something.
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Post by Spidyyr on Nov 25, 2014 23:55:30 GMT -5
Ha lol Kenobi, I knew that, duh. Although the odds of him surviving that fall were slim I found it interesting. I was thinking there was some book or something I wasn't aware of or something. Maybe he went into exile undercover as another identity after learning what happened at the temple and with order 67 or something. Well he has a golden arm now. I'm not sure why he replaced his whole arm and not just his hand but whatevs. It looks badass. |
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Post by Kenbo on Nov 26, 2014 7:37:02 GMT -5
Ha lol Kenobi, I knew that, duh. Although the odds of him surviving that fall were slim I found it interesting. I was thinking there was some book or something I wasn't aware of or something. Maybe he went into exile undercover as another identity after learning what happened at the temple and with order 67 or something. Well he has a golden arm now. I'm not sure why he replaced his whole arm and not just his hand but whatevs. It looks badass. I don't remember if I said this but the rest of his arm got like infected or something so he had to replace the whole thing with that cheaply put together silver one |
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Post by Pinda on Nov 26, 2014 8:11:15 GMT -5
TBH I gave no crap to the clones. They are clones we all knew what they were going to do, and they had no development really. I could care less if Fives and Torrent company died. Maul actually wasn't genetically made and was able to make decisions himself. "We're not droids, we're not programmed. You have to learn to maker your own decision." Then the artificial tumor in their brain was activated in and turned them into mindless zombies. |
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Post by Spidyyr on Nov 26, 2014 10:55:40 GMT -5
"We're not droids, we're not programmed. You have to learn to maker your own decision." Then the artificial tumor in their brain was activated in and turned them into mindless zombies. And Fives died tried to stop that, which is why Fives is awesome. |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 27, 2014 7:50:23 GMT -5
Then the artificial tumor in their brain was activated in and turned them into mindless zombies. And Fives died tried to stop that, which is why Fives is awesome. Fives was pretty cool. Byee really didn't get to see or know him a lot until towards the end. |
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Post by Potato on Nov 28, 2014 10:16:43 GMT -5
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Post by Potato on Nov 28, 2014 10:17:08 GMT -5
I think it's going to take a bit to sink in for me....
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Post by Maverick-Jedi-Valen on Nov 28, 2014 10:22:31 GMT -5
Whoa... I think Abrams really does know what he's doing. For now, my expectations have heightened. As for favourite scenes, I simply loved that shot with the Millenium Falcon.
Geez, now that's a trailer...
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. But in terms of survival. Anakin although critically damaged still had his organs and vital functions necessary to live. All he really needs was prostedic legs and arms to continue life and what ever else needed to breath etc. Maul was cut in two and lost connection to some of his necessary organs needed to live. So no matter the treatment he could have received it was a different story. It would have been cool if they showed us a flashback in TCW as to how Maul overcame death through the force, to make it more visually believable.
it’s been quite a while. I’ve been pretty good, how about yourself? 