Nonetheless, you really can't position him into any of the interesting underwater poses we saw in the series. The figure would benefit greatly from elbow and knee joints, but the addition of ankle joints is a nice touch when you're a figure who's suppose to be flapping his feet in the water. Definitely sculpted from his appearance in Attack of the Clones (not the re-designed ROTS character model), Kit sports a moderate eight points of articulation. With a very scene-specific outfit as well as standout paint job, it's easy to look past this figures few flaws. Fortunately for us all, Hasbro has re-released a number of the figures from the line at one time or another and Kit Fisto here is no exception. By that time, though, Hasbro's line of realistic figures had already died (lasting only two waves), leaving a lot of collectors empty handed and fetching a premium price on the secondary market. And why does Anakin have all this weird armor? A shirtless Kit Fisto? What?' After some time, however, collectors wised-up and eventually realized the brilliance that was Tartakovsky's Clone Wars. In fact, when we first saw these figures on the shelves, we remember saying to ourselves, 'ARC Troopers? Those weren't in the movies. This wasn't surprising when, after all, the line was kind of a strange amalgam of realistically-styled figures based on a lot of unknown characters from an animated TV show that not a lot of people saw in the first place. A lot of collectors were baffled by the 2003 Clone Wars line and chose to ignore the figures completely. This repack, first released as part of Hasbro's 2003 Clone Wars line, gives collectors a second chance to add this fantastic, albeit peculiar, figure to their collections. This scene somehow struck quite a cord with fans and eager collectors soon demanded figures based on this action-packed battle. The underwater battle pits the Quarren Isolation League and Separatist droids against Mon Calamari Loyalists, aided by Jedi General Kit Fisto and a legion of SCUBA Troopers. So popular, in fact, that Hasbro decided to re-release a figure specifically from this chapter in the series, The Saga Collection's shirtless Kit Fisto. Without a doubt, one of the more memorable scenes from Genndy Tartakovsky's acclaimed Clone Wars micro-series was the Battle of Mon Calamari. During the Clone Wars, he was often sent to lead battles on aquatic worlds such as Kamino and Mon Calamari, where his ability to breathe underwater made him an ideal warrior.

Kit Fisto was one of the few Jedi to survive the Battle of Geonosis, fighting well against the Geonosians and battle droids. Species: nautolan detects scents with: his tentacles frequently seen with: aayla secura

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