This Greeata action figure was released in
1998 in the Power Of The Force 2 Collection.
Hasbro gave the figure six joints and included
no accessories.
Here is what we noticed when we took a closer look at the figure:
- Greeata was packed-in together with two other figures in a Cinema Scene titled "Jabba The Hutt's Dancers"
- The other two figures in the set were Rystáll and Lyn Me
- Greeata's plastic skirt is not removable
- The neck, arm and ankle jewelry is part of the figure and can't be taken off
- The figure stands nicely without a stand
- Despite six joints, the figure feels more like a statue than an action figure due to the pre-positioned Dance pose
The articulation details are as follows: swivel neck, 2 swivel arms, swivel waist, 2 swivel legs
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Packaging Text
Deep within the dimly lit halls of Jabba the Hutt's palace on Tatooine, the musical combo, the Max Rebo Band, entertains some of the galaxy's most notorious smugglers, mercenaries, and bounty hunters. Besides offering great music, the multi-species band has three of the galaxy's best back-up singers and dancers. Greeata, a Rodian who is also a capable kloo horn player, joined the band at the same time as its lead singer, Sy Snootles. Rystáll, an exotic near-human raised by a pair of Ortolan musicians, was a slave under the crime lord Xizor until Lando Calrissian won her by defeating the lord in a sabacc tournament. Lando freed her and Rystáll's travels eventually brought her to Tatooine. The third singer is a Twi'lek named Lyn Me, recognized by her people as the greatest dancer out of all the Twi'lek clans. Together the trio of singers/dancers helped the band secure a lucrative, extended contract playing in Jabba's court until a visit from the Jedi Luke Skywalker cause the Hutt's criminal empire to come crashing down.