History NightmareFuel / StarWarsRebels

* Maul and Obi-Wan's final confrontation has them throwing taunts and jabs at each other one last time, with Obi-Wan gently trying to convince Maul to stand down and leave. However, Obi-Wan slowly realizes that this isn't an option, as Maul confirms he knows about Luke. Obi-Wan stops playing around and [[PapaWolf draws his lightsaber with ''every'' intention to kill.]]

*** What really sells the moment is the soft music. That horn in the background just sounds sad.

*** Even though he was half machine, his mastery of the Force was still very powerful. With one hand, he easily lifted the fallen walkers that the Crew dropped on top of him and came out of the wreckage unscathed (Pictured above). And when Ahsoka attempted to read him through the Force, the backlash (along with the sheer horror at sensing exactly who he [[FallenHero is]]/[[ThatManIsDead was]]) was enough to knock her out.

* Ahsoka and Kanan dismissed the Sith holocron as useless, as no Jedi would be able to open it. At the very end of the episode, the Sith Holocron begins to open in Ezra's hands while he looks up at the camera with a look of pure rage, the red light of the holocron [[RedEyesTakeWarning reflected in his eyes]] as he does so.]] Ezra's going to a bad place...

* Near the end of the episode, while Ezra looks away from the holocrons, Maul has a full view of them just as they explode. Immediately after, he disregards the entire Ghost crew and just hastily stumbles his way out of the station, into his ship, and flies away, cackling maniacally and saying "He lives!" over and over again. Just ''who'' is he so eager to meet? And earlier in the episode, the Bendu states "[[GoMadFromTheRevelation Once a secret is known, it cannot be unknown]]". Seeing how unhinged Maul seemed after the explosion, and how he didn't turn away, he may have very well '''''[[MySkullRunnethOver gone insane]]'''''.]]

** The comic show us when Luke encounters him after Bespin. No, dying ''didn't'' prevent it, and yes he's '''STILL BURNING'''.

* Sabine sets the weapon against Stormtrooper armor, incapacitating the base and gloating over Tiber as he writhes in pain, and then declares her intentions to take the weapon for herself and turn it against the Empire. It's definitely a case of KickTheSonOfABitch and Bo-Katan manages to talk her down from keeping it, but it's a good reminder that she designed such a terrible weapon in the first place and has a very dark side no matter how well she hides it.
--->'''Sabine:''' ''This'' isn't enough power to kill you, ''just to make you suffer!'' How does it feel!?\\

** Likewise, Thrawn eventually manages to AttackItsWeakPoint and incapacitate the Bendu -- even if it was very temporary -- without [[AntiMagic any]] [[Literature/TheThrawnTrilogy Ysalamiri]], no less. This guy's officially capable of DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu, thus giving the Rebels even more reason to see him as TheDreaded.]]

-->'''Dave Filoni:''' It became an interesting way also to tell the story of what probably happened to some Jedi Knights, Jedi survivors. Order 66 didn’t wipe them all out. [[spoiler: Some of them were captured and probably executed later, which is what you see the holographic recording of. It’s actually Luminara’s execution in that chamber.]]

* When Kanan and Ezra find the Sith Holocron in the krykna nest, the spiders are all piled up in a contorted, painful looking mess with the Holocron sitting innocuously on top. When the Holocron starts to move, the group moves with it, almost like it was a [[BodyOfBodies being itself]] before the Holocron moves far enough away that they separate and go back to normal. Words don't do justice to how eerie it looks, and it makes you wonder what exactly the Sith Holocron was doing to them.

* The ENTIRE episode. From the beginning, with Erza having waking hallucinations of Maul, to Maul actually showing up, to Maul and Ezra going into a cave on Dathomir filled with Maul's creepy collection, to them drinking an unidentified liquid and having green smoke come out of their EYES, to the Nightsister ghosts, looking like green smoky zombies, chasing them, culminating in Sabine and Erza being possessed and stalking Ezra with glowing green eyes, unnatural jerky and insect-like movements, and creepy voices, the episode is non-stop nightmare fuel. Seriously, don't watch this before bed.

** Zeb re-programmes the droid so that, when it returns to the Star Destroyer it was sent from, it self-destructs -- taking out not only the two techs examining it, but quite a lot of the Star Destroyer as well. Zeb caused the deaths of who knows how many thousands of people.

-->'''Darth Vader:''' He expects you tomorrow...''to account for your '''failure.''''''

*** When they got to the fleet, he followed them alone in a single fighter and utterly decimated them ''before'' the Star Destroyer's arrived. The only reasons he didn't take them all and end the series right there were Hera's uncanny piloting skill and the Imperials' own incompetence. What's worse, they didn't stop him, only change his goals - he broke off the attack himself, after discovering that Ahsoka was there. He soon makes it clear he wants to take her in alive...