Call me Kales or Keylee

Thank you for this new perspective, also yeah S2 is a whammy....I believe Yin is alive although seriously sick because she was in a coma/frozen for two years.

lol Misaki and Mao in the birthing room, they wanted to see their nephew, Mao laughing at the fact that it's a mini Yin.

I never did understand the whole multiple gods thing in S2 maybe that's why it was confusing for me, but I didn't really trust what the characters were saying because the visuals told another story and also s1 didn't spoon feed us the info. I do definitely think that part of pai/hei was Izanagi, but got trapped because of Amber only giving Shion little power and that's why we never see him/them like Izanami. Because why would Izanami wait for Hei, when Shion was already dead.

Also I think it's funny that Hei and Yin had a 'child' together only for Hei to pull the disappearing dad card, and Yin the 'dead mom' card.

The child representing the Humans/Syndicate belief of what contractors/dolls are only there is nothing to stop 'him' unlike before where contractors/dolls still had some "humanity" in them it's shown through parts of s1 and the ova.

This scene is really interesting, because even if Wrath has been effectively decanonized, it ties up perfectly with it.

Maul recognizes the sign just by looking at half of it. He has an angry look for a second before questioning Vizsla. "Your mark." That symbol is not just from the house Vizsla, it is also known as the symbol of the Death Watch. He doesn't question what type of mark it is or where it came from, he knows it's a mandalorian symbol from a group, he knows it's from Death Watch. And while he looks at the others members, he already starts to get angry and aggressive even before they start to show their guns.

In Wrath he has a teacher: Meltch Krakko, a death watch mandalorian. Maul himself is the one to say and recognize him as one. And he has quite a lot of reasons to keep bad memories from Krakko.

In every single one of his appearances he is shown to be hostile and unnecessarily cruel towards Maul:

Punching him to unconsciousness the first time they meet, when Maul is thirteen years old. - "...But he wasn’t fast enough to stop Meltch Krakko’s fist from knocking him out cold..."

Playing favorites with two students who like to bully Maul for two years. - "...Since Krakko's return to Orsis Academy two years ago, he had not only taken a special interest in training the Rodians in tracking and sharpshooting, but also in tormenting the 15 year old zabrak..." - "...A rock struck his horned head, and another hit his shoulder. He heard a scuffing noise from above and realized his pursuers were kicking rocks over the rim. They're trying to kill me..."

And threatening and being violent against him enough to the point of Maul comparing him to Sidious - "...He guessed that the burns he was about to sustain would be much more painful than the ones he’d received from Meltch Krakko’s blaster..."

Krakko is even the one to call Talzin and set up Maul to be kidnapped and taken back to Dathomir; At the end of the book Maul tackles him to kill him and it is said he does so in such a violent way that it shocks the characters around.

The idea of Maul carrying a special hate towards Death Watch mandalorians is not far fetched when taking acount those years he would have been targeted by a figure of authority he could do nothing against.

His hostility towards Vizsla and his attempts to form a more stable relationship inside their alliance makes sense. How he does not hesitate to left the mandalorians to die at the siege telling them to "Die well" or how he does not react to most of their deaths in SL.