The gruesome image of his top half being severed from his legs definitely stuck in the minds of fans, who thought they'd seen the last of Maul. The Sith and the Jedi Master-in-training have an epic lightsaber battle, which ends in Darth Maul getting neatly sliced in half. His Padawan, Obi-Wan Kenobi, then charges in with all the fury of the Force on his side. Qui-Gon Jinn battles Darth Maul alone and falls to the Sith's superior saber techniques. In the Battle of Naboo, Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi face off against the menace who's been nipping at their planet-hopping heels, Darth Maul himself. Looper is here to debunk these myths and set the record straight about one of the galaxy's greatest baddies. And some of those theories have worked their way into what's now held as common knowledge, but a lot of these beliefs simply aren't true. Since his first appearance, he's quickly rocketed into fan-favorite status, inspiring wild theories and speculation. Reminiscent of classical depictions of a devil or demon - with the spiky horns, red skin, haunting eyes, and terrifying, fang-like teeth - the designers didn't spare any expense in indicating that Darth Maul was, in fact, a bad guy. Unlike any Star Wars villain who'd come before, his terrifying visage and dark, billowing cloak told audiences right off the bat that this guy was majorly evil. And there are few faces or names that come to mind more readily when discussing the Sith than that of Darth Maul.ĭarth Maul shocked audiences when they saw him on-screen in 1999's Episode I - The Phantom Menace. Engraved on the very deepest part of every true Sith's heart is the desire to win, no matter the odds. The Force shall free me." So reads the final lines of the Sith code.
"Through victory, my chains will be broken.
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