Just to let you know how hardcore it was, it cast a shadow on the regular Star Destroyers, which you thought were big from the last movie.

The Executor had a big entrance in Empire, too. Several differences existed between the Imperial Mk.I and II, including the replacement of the tractor beam targeting array between the command towers. The first ships of this class began to appear in service several months after the Battle of Yavin. Was the name “Executor” a weird Imperial joke about how they were creating a lot of last wills and testaments? Either way, most fans refer to this arrow-head-shaped ship as a “Super Star Destroyer,” and the regular ones as just Star Destroyers. The Imperator II-class Star Destroyer was built with a heavily reinforced hull, stronger shields than the Mk.I model, and greater firepower. Weirdly enough, this ship is not called the Executioner. In The Empire Strikes Back, Darth Vader rolled in on a Super Star Destroyer called the Executor. Nothing on the list is too surprising, though there is an entry for BB-8 hanging out on a “Mega Star Destroyer.” It’s not clear if this is the official designation of a ship, but if it is, there’s a slight precedent.

The photo was posted by Star Wars collectors Twitter account Yakface. On Tuesday, Star Wars News Net shared a photo of a partial checklist of new Star Wars toys scheduled to hit stores on September 1, 2017.

Supreme Leader Snoke might command the First Order from a starship so big that the only word to describe it is “mega.” A new toy list for Force Friday has revealed that a new ship in Star Wars: The Last Jedi is called a “Mega Star Destroyer.”

List of star destroyer names