Well, along came Disney, which de-canonized TFU, and, according to the 2016 book, Star Wars: Galactic Atlas, established the death at the hands of Vader in the temple during Order 66 as Shaak TiвЂ™s canonical death. It was sort of clear that she was dead, but you could still believe she was alive, if you chose to. After being wounded by Marek, she sacrificed herself by jumping into a sarlacc pit, resulting in a beam of Force light emanating from the pit. That death was rendered non-canon by her appearance in The Force Unleashed video game. A second cut scene has Anakin kill her while she was in the Jedi Temple during Order 66. As she was later visible alive and well on the Jedi Council, that cut scene was rendered non-canon. At first, there was a cut scene from Revenge of the Sith aboard the Invisible Hand in which Grievous stabs Shaak Ti in the back in front of Obi-Wan and Anakin. Lucasfilm tried and tried and tried to kill off Shaak Ti. Now that we have some context (something severely lacking with figures from the new media) here again is Shaak Ti to help round out your TFU Felucian display.Д¬arded sample on loan from the collection of Randy S We recently reviewed the Jungle Felucians, Maris Brood, and Battle Rancor figures. EditorвЂ™s Note: This figure is being re-published as Bantha Skull has been conducting a retrospective of all the figures released in support of The Force Unleashed video game.

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