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    Aayla Secura is the Sexy Jedi

    Nigel G MitchellBy Nigel G MitchellMarch 1, 2010Updated:May 18, 20235 Comments2 Mins Read
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    When I was younger, I had a crush on Princess Leia. That crush was solidified by her infamous slave girl outfit in Return of the Jedi. But back then, there was no Internet and I had no friends who were into Star Wars as much as I was. So it was years later before I discovered how many people shared my Leia fantasies. The surprise I felt was nothing compared to when I stumbled across the fascination with Aayla Secura.

    Who’s Aayla Secura? That’s what I was wondering when I came across her name. Turns out, she’s the Twi’lek (a.k.a. blue lady with the head tentacles) seen briefly in the new Star Wars trilogy in the Battle of Geonosis in Attack of the Clones and when she’s killed in Order 66 in Revenge of the Sith. Yet she captured the hearts (and other areas) of male geeks everywhere. Before the movies, Aayla made her first appearance in Dark Horse Comics’ Star Wars: Republic series. George Lucas liked her so much that he put her in the movie. After her breakout role standing around and getting shot, Aayla had an actual speaking role on the Star Wars: Clone Wars TV show, where they gave her a French accent. As if she wasn’t sexy enough already.

    I agree, she was pretty hot. Yet the amount of enthusiasm heaped upon Aayla Secura puts her on a whole other level. She was ranked number nine in the Hottest Sci-Fi Girls article at UGO.com. Considering her popularity in proportion to her screen time, one could say she’s more popular than Slave Leia, if that’s possible.

    BONUS LINK: Check out this slightly NSFW pin-up from 1nch at deviantart.com, one that combines the old crush with the new crush, to which all male geeks say “thank you.”

    What do you think of Aayla Secura? Let us know in the comments!

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    <span class="dsq-postid" data-dsqidentifier="42861 ">5 Comments

    1. Raj on March 2, 2010 12:59 pm

      hmmm, I have been fond of comp games, but never played star wars.

      Seems u have had lot of fun playing it 😛

    2. Maurice Mitchell on March 3, 2010 2:36 pm

      Actually, I find all the Twi'lek's sexy…except for Jabba's translater since I don't swing that way (not that there's anything wrong with that). Remember Oola, Jabba's Twi’lek slave dancer? Very nice. I never thought much about Aayla Secura before now, but she is pretty cute.

    3. Nigel G Mitchell on March 7, 2010 5:18 pm

      Yeah, Oola was hot. I think she's hotter than Aayla. And wore less.

    4. Blah on July 28, 2011 2:54 pm

      ong if i could f*** any hot star wars chick itd be her 😛

    5. David Sims on July 28, 2011 6:14 pm

      You have to take a look at her in CloneWars to truly appreciate the hotness. For some reason, there aren't any still images out there which showcase the amazing hips the CloneWars artsists gave her. I mean like these are some serious hips. If when you watch House you find urself staring at Cuddy's a%$ all the time you'll know what I'm talking about. Skinny girls are cute but curvy girls are SEXY

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