Aayla Secura

Aayla Secura was a Rutian Twi'lek who served as a Jedi General of the Grand Army of the Republic during the Clone Wars. Prior to the Clone Wars, Secura was the Padawan learner of Jedi Master Quinlan Vos. During the Clone Wars, Aayla commanded the clone troopers of the 327th Star Corps, with Commander Bly serving at Aayla's side in multiple battles across the galaxy, from Geonosis to Quell, Coruscant, and Felucia. Aayla was amongst the many casualties of Order 66 at the war's end.

She was the Jedi equivalent of a Honey Trap, as she sometimes used her beauty as an asset and was specialized in going undercover as a pleasure slave in the true Twi'lek tradition.

Aayla was a master dual swordswoman and a charismatic battlefield general, had high abilities in infiltration and persuasion (including literal seduction, using both her Force powers and her gorgeous appearance), and survived against some nasty opponents through her career.

Since she's a Twi'lek, she does not have any hair. Instead replaced by her "head tails", which are called lekku.

Her outfit is by far the most revealing of any Jedi. She wears a stomach exposing top with a single sleeve.

She's a blue-skinned, blue-eyed Jedi who wields a blue-bladed lightsaber.

Even though she is a prominent character in The Clone Wars, she's killed by her clone troopers in Revenge of the Sith as a result of them being brainwashed into executing Order 66. She isn't even able to defend herself. Commander Bly and the other troopers kept shooting so she wouldn't have to suffer. Secura treated them well so they respected her very much. What looked like a brutal killing was actually a sign of respect and caring from Commander Bly and his troopers.

As with most of the other Twi'leks from Ryloth in canon, she speaks with a French accent.

She is a very beautiful, blue-skinned female Rutian Twi'lek who wears a revealing yet form-fitting outfit that highlights her very voluptuous yet athletic body, nice legs, toned stomach, and large bust.

Definitely and surprisingly emphasized for a usually modest Jedi.

Like many female Jedi, Aayla strongly believes in the Jedi Code, saving a Geonosian workforce in the Secret Research Facility from debris and ordering them to escape, despite them being Separatists, and assures Tee Watt Kaa that the Jedi never started the Clone Wars, only wishing to end it.