Things about "Twilight of the Apprentice" that I liked. Mauls apparent frailness which gave the illusion he was no longer a great Sith Warrior, only to jump in a few minutes later with a Staff ignited and knock all three Inquisitors around like rag dolls, something he does a few times, making it clear he is just as deadly as ever despite age, managing to kill Seventh Sister (who he easily subdued with Force Choke) and Fifth Brother with ease when the time came to stop stalling. Maul mentions his Mother (Talzin) and how he was taken from her as a child. The "Duel of the Fates" music intro when Maul turns on Kanan and Ahsoka, nice little poke towards Phantom Menace. The repeated reference to the Rule of the Two, a Master and Apprentice. Sith Code reference that Passion grants strength, which in turn grants power. Constant ominous lighting throughout the story, with the only real light coming from either the Battlestation or their Lightsabers. Mauls new Lightsaber Staff design, from the moment I saw the stick I knew it was really a Lightsaber. (A similar thing was done before: Tera Sinube) Nika Futtermans voice acting for the Holocron, dunno if that was an intended nod towards Ventress but it was certainly one I approved of. Maul referencing Savage' death at the hands of Palpatine on Mandalore. Maul is referred to by the Eighth Brother as a 'Shadow', I read that as 'A shadow of what he once was' Maul made it clear he was no longer a Darth, but he still believed strongly in the Sith teachings and ways, once more trying to take an apprentice in hopes of challenging Vader and Sidious after he was defeated by Sidious alone years before. He references what happened after Mandalore, how he was used by his Master than simply discarded when he no longer needed him. Once again, Maul is thrown from a great height and survives. The recognition that Maul and Ahsoka give each other, referencing the Clone Wars. Maul strangling the Seventh Sister then decapitating her offscreen when Ezra refuses to kill her with a throw of his staff. Blind Kanans precise blade movements, reminded me a little of ANH when Luke was practicing with the remote, there was no flailing at all which showed patience and discipline. The best part was the fight that everyone had wanted to see for a long time, between Anakin and Ahsoka was executed brilliantly. Anakin made a reference to Obi-Wan in the future in that "I killed Anakin Skywalker" or along those lines, Obi-Wan once told Luke: "Vader was seduced by the Dark Side of the Force." "He betrayed and murdered your father." We aren't left hanging about what happened to Ahsoka in the end, being shown her leaving the Temple When Ahsoka damaged his suit, the cry of pain from Empire was used when Luke struck Vaders suit in the Ventilation shaft. Lightsabers are destroyed, either resulting in the death of someone or leaving them defenseless. Maul referencing Ahsoka not being a Jedi as merely a 'Part-Timer' made me laugh. Things I would have liked to see: Maul make a reference towards his artificial legs, there wasn't actually anything to suggest they weren't biological. Some form of contact between Vader and Maul. Things I didn't like: Matt Lanter doing the voice of Anakin when his Mask broke, Anakins vocals were badly damaged on Mustafar to a point where he couldn't project much audibly without the Mask to enhance it, I approve of bringing him back just for that, but he was a bit louder than I would have liked. Vader's face looked young, also somewhat tanned? (Possibly the lighting) Anakin was around Forty by the time of the Episode yet there is no clear sign that he was older, he looked like he did in the Clone Wars in terms of Age.