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| rdfs:comment | - Anj'a was a female Twi'lek who worked as an entertainer during the Galactic Civil War, sometime after the Battle of Yavin. While she declared that she was neutral in the conflict, rumors persisted that she aided the Alliance to Restore the Republic during the war. She graced the covers of every fashion holo-mag and adorned the screens of every HoloNet user's computer in the galaxy. She was considered by both the Galactic Empire and the Rebellion to be the galaxy's most popular holo-pinup girl, much to the dismay of Imperial officers. Anj'a found the Nightsisters of the planet of Dathomir fascinating, using one of their energy lances as a dancing prop during her performances. She also owned a suit of custom Rancor bone armor that she wore frequently. A painting was commissioned of Anj'a per
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| abstract | - Anj'a was a female Twi'lek who worked as an entertainer during the Galactic Civil War, sometime after the Battle of Yavin. While she declared that she was neutral in the conflict, rumors persisted that she aided the Alliance to Restore the Republic during the war. She graced the covers of every fashion holo-mag and adorned the screens of every HoloNet user's computer in the galaxy. She was considered by both the Galactic Empire and the Rebellion to be the galaxy's most popular holo-pinup girl, much to the dismay of Imperial officers. Anj'a found the Nightsisters of the planet of Dathomir fascinating, using one of their energy lances as a dancing prop during her performances. She also owned a suit of custom Rancor bone armor that she wore frequently. A painting was commissioned of Anj'a performing her number-one galactic hit "Booombaaa Boombaa Bombashella" at the outdoor theater at Vreni Island on the planet Corellia. Anj'a's song was the only time a release by a non-human artist topped the charts under Imperial rule.
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