Versus Strikezone: Komari Vosa Vs. Aayla Secura

[00:00] - Introduction [01:56] - Physical Profiles [06:45] - Martial Profiles [15:48] - Force Profiles [22:09] - Final Verdict [26:09] - Credits As I have discussed in the past, the 2008 Clone Wars animated series and its tie-ins will be included or omitted on a case-by-case basis. In the case of Aayla Secura, I can admit that most of my issues with her portrayal are mere personal quibbles, and that the date of Anakin Skywalker's Knighthood and whether or not he had an apprentice really isn't pertinent to Secura's storyline. That being said, the less said about Dark Disciple, the better. In addition to TCW and its various tie-ins, my analysis of Aayla Secura will be drawn from her appearances in the Star Wars prequel trilogy and its tie-ins, the 2003 Clone Wars microseries and its tie-ins, and the Star Wars Republic comic series, among several others. As for Komari Vosa, my analysis of her will be drawn from her primary appearance in the Star Wars: Bounty Hunter video game, the Jango Fett: Open Seasons comic miniseries, the expanded universe novels Darth Plaguies and Maul: Lockdown, along with her entry on the Starwars.com databank and her RPG character sheet presented on the Wizards of the Coast website. Background information on both characters and the overall setting will be drawn from The Essential Guide To The Force, The New Essential Chronology, The New Essential Guide To Weapons And Technology, Lightsabers: A Guide To Weapons Of The Force, and The Jedi Path, obviously among many others. Komari Vosa, the fallen Jedi leader of the Bando Gora cult, and Aayla Secura, Jedi Knight and Republic General. If these two victims of Jango Fett's legacy were to meet in battle, who would win? Let's begin.