スター・デストロイヤー
The description "Star Destroyer" and "Super Star Destroyer" are applied to several other massive dagger/triangle-shaped warships in "Star Wars", such as the "Pellaeon"-class Star Destroyer in the "" comic series (2006–2010), and the reborn Emperor Palpatine's flagships "Eclipse" and "Eclipse II" Super Star Destroyers in the Dark Empire series (1991–1995). The "Eclipse"-class was perhaps the ultimate Super Star Destroyer or Star Dreadnought in the Expanded Universe, incorporating a Death Star-type superlaser but miniaturized and more advanced, and gravity well projectors to prevent enemies from jumping to hyperspace, and having strong enough shields/armor to be able to ram enemy vessels. Curtis Saxton, in the unofficial "Star Wars Technical Commentaries" (he has since been the author of the official "Star Wars: Attack of the Clones Incredible Cross-Sections" and "Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith Incredible Cross-Sections"), has advocated using the term "Imperator"-class in lieu of "Imperial"-class. Saxton argues that "Imperial Star Destroyer" is a somewhat generic term, as the vast majority of Star Destroyer types are operated by the Galactic Empire's Imperial Navy which technically means they are all "Imperial Star Destroyers", although the "Imperator"/"Imperial"-class Star Destroyers are by far the most common type. Similarly the "Super Star Destroyer" moniker has been used for numerous unrelated vessels of varying sizes and classes, so fans have suggested labeling the class instead by the lead ship such as "Executor"-class and "Eclipse"-class, with some referred to them instead as a "Star Dreadnought" (sometimes spelled "Star Dreadnaught") to emphasize their massive size relative to Star Destroyers. Author Jason Fry introduced the "Anaxes War College System" which specifically divide warships into different types depending on their size and power, which explain all the differently sized "Super Star Destroyers" appearing in the Expanded Universe (now "Star Wars" Legends), supplementing the contradictory classification systems used in Star Wars lore previously, becoming reference material in the s by West End Games.