"Who's Left?" 2012 - Attack of the Clones

Our special report "Who's Left? 2012" continues this week with Episode II: Attack of the Clones. The second installment in the Prequel Trilogy, it was released back in 2002. Ten years later, we're amazed by how many characters remain to be made into action figures! We found over eighty candidates for future release, including dozens of freaky looking nightclub patrons, seven Jedi from the Geonosis arena battle, and seven versions of Senator Amidala in various outfits from her extensive wardrobe. Here's our list of "Who's Left" from Attack of the Clones. Click on the links to go to each character's Wookieepedia article and learn a little more about them. Some of them are pretty obscure! By the way, the list is unchanged since last year's report.
	Corde
	Theomet Danle
	Seboca
	Bogg Tyrell
	Magaloof
	Acros-Krik
	Nyrat Agira
	Lunae Minx
	Kell Borean
	Lillea Bringbit
	Onyeth Canavar
	Immi Danoo
	Oakie Dokes
	Kalyn Farnmir
	Hayde Gofai
	Ror Ithh
	Tas Kee
	Ame_Llom
	Hat Lo
	Nar Hida
	Sel Maa
	Di Mantid
	Lela Mayn
	Yma Nalle
	Yee Moh
	Seib Nod
	Kar Plaushe
	Artuo Pratuhr
	Dyemma Reel
	Palee Ruda
	Whimper Save
	Cian Shee
	Rosha Vess
	Nic Whoma
	Daro Willits
	Ganwick Trag
	Jynne Celwik
	Wilst_Molan
	Reina March
	Dorme
	Slyther Bushforb
	Lowle Ch’red
	Honka
	Sidewa
	Rednax
	Hermione Bagwa
	Mari Amithest
	J.K. Burtola
	Liam
	Jocasta Nu
	Ko Sai
	COO-2180
	Queen Jamillia
	RIC-920
	Aleena baby
	Cliegg Lars
	Shmi Skywalker Lars
	Denaria Kee
	Rogwa Wodrata
	Tikkes
	Gilramos Libkath/Rune Haako (?)
	Ister Paddie
	Lexi Dio
	Ronet Coorr
	Gume Saam
	Supi
	Onaconda Farr
	Mas Amedda
	Sarrissa Jeng
	Sar Labooda
	Khaat Qiyn
	Bairdon Jace
	Tan Yuster
	Sephjet Josall
	Que-Mars Redath-Gom
	FA-4
	Maxiron Agolerga
	Padme Amidala – Landing Platform (actually Corde)
	Padme Amidala – Chancellor Palpatine’s Office
	Padme Amidala - Packing
	Padme Amidala - Picnic
	Padme Amidala – Lake Retreat
	Padme Amidala - Nightgown
	Padme Amidala – Lars’ Homestead Garage
The most glaring absences from the line are characters with dialogue, such as Jocasta Nu, Dorme, and Queen Jamillia, all of whom have appeared in official fans' choice polls in the past. Jocasta Nu placed second in the 2009 poll, and is a leading contender in the 2011 poll (the results will be announced at New York Toy Fair this year). Cliegg Lars is also another character with lots of screen time that everyone would really like to see made to accompany the Owen Lars and Beru Whitesun figures released in The Legacy Collection back in 2009. His hoverchair probably wouldn't fit on a Vintage Collection card, so maybe he could be included in some kind of multipack? Only time will tell. There are also dozens of character selections remaining from the Outlander nightclub scene, such as Nyrat Agira, Tas Kee, and Lunae Minx. The nightclub isn't a fan-favorite scene and certainly doesn't have the wealth of awesome looking aliens that can be found in similar Original Trilogy scenes such as the Mos Eisley Cantina and Jabba's Palace; but there are still some cool selections that would make interesting action figures to accompany previously released Outlander figures such as Achk-Med Beq, Dannl Faytonni, Ayy Vida, and Elan Sleazebaggano.   Four Separatist leaders remain to be made into action figures: Rogwa Wodrata, Tikkes, Denaria Kee, and the Gilramos Libkath/Rune Haako character. Tikkes seems to be the most popular of the four and it's a reasonable guess that he will be the next one we see in the line. Unfortunately, characters like these never sell too well, so it's unclear if we'll ever see all of them. A few cool looking Jedi such as Sarissa Jeng and Que-Mars Redath-Gom still haven't seen plastic, but one Arena Jedi that would be really nice to see in the line is Sephjet Josall, since he was one of the Jedi along with Nicanas Tassu (who was released in a Geonosis Arena two-pack in 2010) who tossed lightsabers to Anakin and Obi-Wan during the battle. Also worth noting are a few really cool droids such as Dooku's pilot droid FA-4, the RIC-920 rickshaw droid from Mos Espa, and the cooking droid COO-2180, all of which would make awesome action figures. FA-4 has also appeared in The Clone Wars, so could even fit into the animated line. Just to clear up a question we received a couple times after last year's report, Palpatine's Chagrian advisor Mas Amedda is still included in our list because he wears a unique outfit in Episode II. So even though we have two Mas Amedda figures already, those figures are from Episode I and Episode III, so we still need an Episode II Mas Amedda figure. And last but not least, there are also still seven unique version of Padme Amidala from Episode II that have yet to be released. The Chancellor's Office, Naboo Picnic, and Naboo Lake Retreat outfits seem to be the three most popular and regularly appear on unofficial wish lists. Did we miss anything? It is a 2 hour movie with tons of background characters. If you noticed any glaring absences, please send us an email and let us know! We want this to be the most comprehensive list available for collectors (and Hasbro)! Report by David Delgado.