Aayala Secura [blue skinned] and Asoca Tano [orange skin tone].
These two female Jedi are featured mostly in the Star Wars Clone Wars saga [chronologically slated to have taken place between "Episode II: Attack of the Clones" and "Episode III: Revenge of the Sith"].
Asoca actually survives the execution of "Order 66", and one die-hard fan has interpreted that she'll look like this: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3102/3183549420_f2d37a4b83_z.jpg?zz=1
Moving along...
-->Second Jedi Babes article: http://dsngsfm.blogspot.com/2011/02/jedi-babes-part-2.html
Star Wars, The Old Republic
I found some classic clips on Youtube, showcasing exceptional cinematics in a video game. Both clips are based in the Star Wars universe, and in one clip the heroic Jedi's win while in the other one the dark Sith triumph. The game designer was Bioware Corp. That name is synonymous with the Mass Effect game franchise, known for its stunning visuals and epic scale.
I read somewhere that Bioware's major games can cost up to 2.5 million dollars to produce. I don't know how true that is, but the extended cut-scenes shown below are definitely not cheap to create:
The sort of quality showcased in the video game trailers above [released back in 2009] is what most fans would expect to see as a CGI animated version of the continuing Star Wars saga. But the Clone Wars series currently airing for its third season on Cartoon Network really isn't that sharp/refined, in comparison to what you saw above.
I still suspect that George Lucas is planning another Trilogy for the future... we'll see...
More pics of Star Wars babes are coming, stay tuned.
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