So Aayla pretty much kicks ass. Too bad about getting shot in the back. Blast that Order 66! Somewhere I have the original Dark Horse comic where she appears. It's cool that Lucas saw that too and decided to put her in the movie. But it would have been even more cooler if she had been given some fight scenes. At least she is more prominent in the Clone Wars CG series. Too bad her voice is the exact same accent every bad actor uses when they have to affect some sort of undefined accent. Oh well. So many regrets! As far as the figure goes, the sculpt loks great but because her legs are so eensy, she has a hard time standing up on her own. I gave her an extra lightsaber just to increase her coolness factor even that much more. Here's the Fanart Friday feature I did on here a while ago. And a bonus pic just because I have it:
I always thought it was silly that there could only be two Sith. A master, and an apprentice. So when the apprentice got really good at being bad it could kill the master and start the cycle anew. So aside from being really evil they are also really dumb. Fortunately the writers of Star Wars Legacy apparently feel the same way and that comic is crawling with Sith, many of which have red skin and black tattoos a la Darth Maul. And if they are females, hardly any clothes. Comics is a visual medium after all and who am i to complain? Thus, Darth Talon. Basically Aayla Secura's evil twin. Born like 300 years apart. So they don't really have the same birthday. As far as the character herself, she is Darth Krayt's chosen assassin and is pretty mean. I have the first couple of issues of Legacy but that's about all I know. Anyways, cool figure.
