#StarWarsSunday Today's figure review is technically under the #StarWarsLegends banner, but she's a character who appeared onscreen. The one, the only, Aurra Sing! https://www.jedibusiness.com/figureDetails.aspx?id=954

Aurra was released in the Wal Mart exclusive Phantom Menace 3D wave in 2012. She would be later repacked in the VC later that year but is very hard to find on the VC card.

Aurra has 12 POA, and an excellent face and body sculpt. She also has a LOT of accessories! Not only does she come with a removable vest and double holster belt, but a sniper rifle, 2 pistols and a briefcase full of lightsabee hilts.

In Legends, Aurra was Force sensitive and trained breifly as a Jedi before leaving the Order (no story to my knowledge has been explained how she left, but was trained by the Dark Woman).

In Disney Canon she isn't Force Sensitive and met her fate before the events of Solo by Tobias Beckett. In Legends, she lived long enough to duel Jaina Solo in a lightsaber fight.

Aurra stands well, but can only hold weapons in her right hand due to her unusually long fingers, a trait of one of her species (part human part another unknown species). But she looks great regardless.

The WM exclusive version goes for $25-$46 on card. The VC is $40 loose and $53-$75 on card. The VC version was harder to find at retail. If you want a good looking card, go with the VC. If you want to take her out of the packaging, go with the WM exclusive.

Aurra isn't essential for your collection. But, if you liked her in Clone Wars (or Legends), and don't want an animated style figure, this is your best bet. Plus it is far superior to the Power of the Jedi version. End thread.

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