The Nikto Jedi Master, Fi-Ek Sirch, made his formidable debut in The Vintage Collection in 2011 as part of Wave 6. Representing one of the many Jedi who fought (and fell) during the rescue mission at the Petranaki Arena in Attack of the Clones, this figure was a treat for "background Jedi" enthusiasts. It finally provided a super-articulated version of a Kajain'sa'Nikto Jedi, capturing the distinct textures of his alien heritage alongside the traditional robes of the Order.

Technical Details & Sculpt

• Design & Nikto Physiology: The sculpt is a highlight for alien lovers, featuring the characteristic "Kajain'sa" ridges, horns, and leathery skin of the Nikto species. His Jedi robes are sculpted with a heavy, textured weave that suggests durable, desert-ready fabric, appropriate for a warrior who saw action on Geonosis.
• Deco & Alien Likeness: The 2011 release features a rich, earthy palette of deep browns and tans for his robes. The paint application on his head is particularly detailed, with subtle washes used to bring out the crags and scales of his face, while his small black eyes are finished with a sharp, focused glint.
• Articulation: Featuring premium TVC articulation, including ball-jointed shoulders, elbows, and knees. Despite the bulk of his sculpted plastic robes, the specialized ball-jointed hips and "rocker" ankles allow him to achieve stable, wide-legged combat stances suitable for an arena battle.
• Display Utility: This is an essential "rank-and-file" Master for any Battle of Geonosis or Jedi Council diorama. He is best positioned alongside fellow arena survivors like Aayla Secura (VC58) or Mace Windu (VC35).

Accessories & Equipment

Fi-Ek Sirch comes prepared for the outbreak of the Clone Wars. He includes his signature blue lightsaber, featuring a translucent blade and a detailed silver hilt. A standout feature of the 2011 release is the sculpted Jedi robe; while it is made of a pliable soft-plastic rather than cloth, it is designed to be removable (with some careful effort), allowing for a leaner "dueling" silhouette. The hilt is also compatible with the peg-and-hole system on his belt for "peaceful" display options.

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