Star Wars Clone Wars Animated Action Figure No. 9 Ahsoka Tano with Rotta the Huttlet

My kids love this toy and play with it all the time. They have a lot of fun with star wars action figures. One problem is, the kids sometimes pull the arms off the action figures. I told them to be more careful, but I wonder if the toys could be made a little more durable. I would be willing to pay more.

A wonderful stocking stuffer for my Ahsoka fan. Everything moves properly, and nothing broken on it. We love the backpack and Rotta, but the small Hutt slips out easily. Watch to make sure you don't lose it. I would buy this again.

Mind you, my kid is too young for this toy, but I bought it anyway!It is too small, way too fragile and I am disapointed with the new line of toys. They made them smaller and they actually hold the guns worse then the 80's toys!What happened to MY Star Wars?

Wow - I've bought 3 of these for my child and each one has lost its head and a limb - not really made for playing even with a nicely mannered child....

Ahsoka Tano, AKA "Snips", is a Togruta Jedi Padawan who was assigned to Anakin Skywalker in the Star Wars Clone Wars computer-animated feature that was released in theaters a few months back to precede the TV series now running on Cartoon Network. She is younger than a Padawan would normally be, but Yoda wanted to teach Anakin a sense of responsibility and discipline, and she's pretty skilled too. Having seen the movie in theaters when it came out, I instantly adored Ahsoka, probably due in no small part to the fact that she is voiced by the dreamy Ashley Eckstein (What a voice, and a hottie too!). When I noticed figures for the film in stores, I greatly wondered why there wasn't an Ahsoka figure and thought how well complimented it would be with an accessory of Jabba the Hutt's son, baby Rotta, to carry around. In the feature film, Anakin and Ahsoka were on a mission to rescue the kidnapped Huttlet. Thankfully, a short time later I discovered exactly what I was hoping for.One of the most petite Star Wars figures I've ever seen, but appropriately so and very nicely detailed, this figure of the lovely Ahsoka Tano is a fantastic likeness with 12 points of articulation and 3 accessories: lightsaber, Rotta the Huttlet, and a backpack to carry him in. Rotta is an excellent little figure himself, complete with poseable arms. Ahsoka wears a skirt made of cloth and can be tricky to stand with Rotta strapped onto her back, but nowhere near as difficult as I would have expected. Overall, a wonderful little figure for fans of this adorable new Star Wars character.

This is a nice piece. It's as cute as the character in the film and cartoon series. You can almost hear her voice looking at it. The detailing is nicely done.The only drawbacks are that she does not hold her light saber well at all. It tends to fall out of her hand at the lightest touch (we've two of this figure in the house so it's not just the one). Another problem is that she is so tiny that she does not stand well, having the same problem as Aayla Secura. This means that to really play with her you either must keep hold of her or put her on a stand.All in all, however, the figure's appearance redeems either of these drawbacks and it's well worth having.

My 5 year-old daughter has gotten really into Star Wars in general after seeing Asoka in the commercials for the Clone Wars movie. This figure was a perfect start for her collection. It's a bit more petite than other similar figures but it's pretty durable.My daughter loves playing Star Wars now. I recommend also getting a Clone Wars style Anakin Skywalker, the R2D2 with lights and sounds, and a General Grievious or Asajj Ventress figure to use with Asoka - that will give you plenty of fodder for adventures.Please note that this figure is currently (October 2008) available in big-box stores and online auctioners for a much more reasonable price than from specialty dealers here.

I would have like to have been noted that the eyes were a little crossed. Terrible paint job! Even Ashley Eckert noticed.