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DS-2 Death Star II Mobile Battle Station

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The DS-2 Death Star II Mobile Battle Station, codenamed Second Sun and DS-2, also known as the Death Star MK. 2, the Death Star Mark 2, Battle Station DS-II, or simply the second Death Star, was a partially completed moon-sized battle station constructed by the Galactic Empire as the successor to the first Death Star. A larger and more powerful Death Star, the second Death Star's long-term purpose was similar to the first: to terrorize planets and star systems in league with the Rebel Alliance through the use of its planet-destroying superlaser. However, the Death Star II also served another purpose: luring the Rebels into a battle that would, the Empire hoped, destroy them once and for all. Though designed in the likeness of its predecessor's appearance and function, the DS-2 Death Star saw a technical improvement through the incorporation of millions of millimeter-sized heat-dispersion tubes in place of the two-meter-wide thermal exhaust port exploited by the Rebel Alliance at the Battle of Yavin.

Secretly constructed in orbit around the remote forest moon of Endor, the Death Star II was larger than its 160-kilometer-wide predecessor and was constructed using more efficient methods. Positioned in synchronous orbit above Endor, the battle station was protected by a deflector shield projected by a ground-based shield generator, which used so much power that it was slowly destroying Endor. With the superlaser being the main priority, the weapon was completed by 4 ABY while the rest of the superstructure was still under construction. After the Empire secretly leaked the location of the "incomplete" second Death Star to Bothan spies working for the Rebellion, the Alliance Fleet arrived at Endor and were shocked to find the superlaser fully operational. In the ensuing battle, rebel ground forces managed to destroy the shield generator protecting the Death Star, allowing rebel starships to infiltrate the battle station's reactor core and destroy the station. Combined with the deaths of Darth Sidious and his apprentice, the Sith Lord Darth Vader, the destruction of the second Death Star was a significant defeat for the Empire. Within a year, the fractured Empire formally surrendered to the New Republic, the restored Old Republic by the Rebellion. Some of what little remained of the battle station fell on the waters of the ocean moon of Kef Bir.

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Facts

Is mobile
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Designer
Tiaan Jerjerrod
Manufacturer
Kuat Drive Yards
Sienar Fleet Systems
Imperial Military Department of Advanced Weapons Research
Line
Death Star
Cost
Over 1 trillion galactic credits
Engine
Ion engines (incomplete)
Hdsystem
Incomplete
Poweroutput
Greater than the power of a sun
Power
Hypermatter reactor core
Shield gen
Ground-projected deflector shield (temporary)
Hull
Quadanium steel
Sensor
Equipped
Target
Equipped
Navigation
Equipped
Armament
Superlaser (1)
Heavy turbolaser batteries (10,000)
Turret-mounted twin light turbolaser batteries (10,000)
Battleship ion cannons (3,500)
Turret-mounted twin medium ion cannon batteries (7,500)
Turret-mounted light ion cannons (7,000)
Turret-mounted point-defense concussion missile launchers (13,000)
Turret-mounted twin heavy laser cannons (32,000)
Turret-mounted quad laser cannons (33,500)
Super Blaster 920 laser cannons
Heavy tractor beam emitters (440)
Complement
Starfighters (4,200)
Shuttles (2,400)
AT-series walkers (200)
All Terrain Armored Transports
All Terrain Scout Transports
Landing craft (75)
Bays
Many equatorial docking bays
Crew
Estimates range from 1,186,295 to 1,206,293
Imperial Navy and Army (637,835)
Cargohandling
Over 1,000,000 kilotons (when completed)
Consumables
3 standard years (when completed)
Lifesupport
Equipped
Communications
Short and long-range communications
Othersystems
Tractor beam emplacements (768)
Region
Outer Rim Territories
Sector
Moddell sector
System
Endor system
Grid coordinates
H-16
Orbited
Endor
Kef Bir (as Death Star ruins)
Role
Luring the Rebel Alliance into battle
Terrorizing planets and star systems in league with the Rebel Alliance
Affiliations
Sith
Galactic Empire
Imperial Navy
Destroyed
4 ABY
Battles
Battle of Endor
Owners
Galactic Emperor Sheev Palpatine
Namedcrew
Bevelyn
Dent
Endicott
Jad Bean
Jon Melton
R2-Q5
Captains
Tiaan Jerjerrod
Population
2,471,647
Interest
Overbridge
Death Star II morgue
Emperor's Tower
Emperor's Throne Room
Emperor's receiving area
Sectors
Command Sector North
Command Sector South

Appearances

133 works, in story order
  1. Star Wars: Force Arena (mentioned only)
  2. Star Wars: Galactic Defense (mentioned only)
  3. Star Wars Battlefront II
  4. Lost Stars
  5. Lost Stars webcomic
  6. Forces of Destiny: The Leia Chronicles (mentioned only)
  7. The Adventures of Luke Skywalker, Jedi Knight
  8. Star Wars: The Original Trilogy – A Graphic Novel
  9. The Wild Squadron
  10. Darth Vader (2015) 1
  11. Darth Vader (2015) 25 (cameo)
  12. Star Wars (2020) 26 (first identified)
  13. Star Wars (2020) 27
  14. Star Wars (2020) 28 (mentioned only)
  15. Bounty Hunters 28
  16. Hidden Empire 1 (in a flashback)
  17. Hidden Empire 5 (mentioned only)
  18. Bounty Hunters 31 (in a flashback)
  19. Bounty Hunters 32 (indirect mention)
  20. Bounty Hunters 33 (indirect mention)
  21. Bounty Hunters 34 (indirect mention)
  22. Star Wars (2020) 29
  23. Bounty Hunters 35
  24. Dark Droids 1 (as a hologram)
  25. Star Wars (2020) 40 (indirect mention)
  26. Star Wars (2020) 48 (mentioned only)
  27. Darth Vader (2020) 44
  28. We Shall Double Our Efforts
  29. Return of the Jedi – The Empire 1
  30. Moving Target: A Princess Leia Adventure (as a hologram)
  31. Hyperspace Stories 12
  32. Wolf Trap
  33. Trooper Trouble (first identified)
  34. Return of the Jedi – The Rebellion 1
  35. Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi (first appearance)
  36. Star Wars: Return of the Jedi junior novelization
  37. Return of the Jedi: Beware the Power of the Dark Side!
  38. Return of the Jedi Read-Along Storybook and CD
  39. Any Work Worth Doing
  40. The Chronicler (mentioned only)
  41. Kernels and Husks (mentioned only)
  42. No Contingency (mentioned only)
  43. The Burden of Leadership (mentioned only)
  44. Gone to the Winner's Circle (mentioned only)
  45. Masters
  46. When Fire Marked the Sky
  47. The Extra Five Percent
  48. Blade Squadron
  49. Ewoks Join the Fight
  50. Princess Leia - An Unexpected Friend
  51. Ewok Escape
  52. The Man Who Captured Luke Skywalker
  53. The Impossible Flight of Ash Angels
  54. Ending Protocol (mentioned only)
  55. The Last Flight
  56. Twenty and Out
  57. Impact
  58. The Emperor's Red Guards
  59. Luke vs. Emperor Palpatine - Rise to Evil
  60. The Levers of Power
  61. Shattered Empire 1
  62. To the Last (mentioned only)
  63. Brotherhood
  64. Galactic Tales: Shockwave
  65. Galactic Tales: Lost in the Woods (mentioned only)
  66. The Veteran (as a hologram)
  67. Battle of Jakku — Insurgency Rising 1
  68. The Rising (in a flashback)
  69. The Steadfast Soldier (mentioned only)
  70. TIE Fighter 5 (mentioned only)
  71. The Princess and the Scoundrel (mentioned only)
  72. Battle of Jakku — Insurgency Rising 2
  73. Ewoks (2024) 1 (mentioned only)
  74. Ewoks (2024) 4 (mentioned only)
  75. Shattered Empire 2
  76. Battle of Jakku — Insurgency Rising 3
  77. Battle of Jakku — Insurgency Rising 4
  78. A Race for Answers (mentioned only)
  79. Turning Point (mentioned only)
  80. Star Wars: Uprising (as a hologram)
  81. Blade Squadron: Zero Hour (mentioned only)
  82. Hare-Brained Heist (indirect mention)
  83. Alphabet Squadron
  84. Aftermath (in a flashback)
  85. Star Wars Adventures: Ghosts of Vader's Castle 5 (mentioned only)
  86. Star Wars: Squadrons
  87. Shadow Fall: An Alphabet Squadron Novel (mentioned only)
  88. Aftermath: Life Debt (mentioned only)
  89. Battle of Jakku — Republic Under Siege 1
  90. Battle of Jakku — Republic Under Siege 2
  91. Battle of Jakku — Republic Under Siege 3
  92. Battle of Jakku — Republic Under Siege 4
  93. Battle of Jakku — Last Stand 1
  94. Battle of Jakku — Last Stand 2
  95. Victory's Price: An Alphabet Squadron Novel (mentioned only)
  96. Aftermath: Empire's End (in a flashback)
  97. Battle of Jakku — Last Stand 3
  98. Battle of Jakku — Last Stand 4 (mentioned only)
  99. Blade Squadron: Jakku (mentioned only)
  100. Star Wars (2025) 1 (in a flashback)
  101. Last Shot (mentioned only)
  102. Star Wars: Hunters
  103. Chapter 9: The Marshal (as a hologram, in a flashback)
  104. The Mandalorian Season 2 Junior Novel (mentioned only)
  105. The Mandalorian – The Graphic Novel of Season 2 (as a hologram, in a flashback)
  106. The Mandalorian Season 2 1 (as a hologram, in a flashback)
  107. Chapter 16: The Rescue (indirect mention)
  108. The Mandalorian: The Rescue (indirect mention)
  109. Poe Dameron: Free Fall
  110. Shadow of the Sith (mentioned only)
  111. Nightmares Long Remembered
  112. Star Wars (2020) 50 (in a flashback)
  113. Bloodline (mentioned only)
  114. The Legends of Luke Skywalker (indirect mention)
  115. Before the Awakening (mentioned only)
  116. Force Collector (in a vision)
  117. Eyes Like Stars (mentioned only)
  118. Age of Resistance - General Hux 1 (mentioned only)
  119. Poe Dameron 9 (in a flashback)
  120. Galaxy's Edge: Black Spire (indirect mention)
  121. Hear Nothing, See Nothing, Say Nothing
  122. Star Wars: The Last Jedi: Expanded Edition (mentioned only)
  123. Legacy of Vaneé (indirect mention, in a flashback)
  124. Flight of the Falcon, Part 3: Home Again (mentioned only)
  125. Flight of the Falcon, Part 5: Grand Theft Falcon (indirect mention, in a flashback)
  126. Star Wars Adventures: Flight of the Falcon (in a flashback)
  127. Squad Goals (indirect mention)
  128. Star Wars: Episode IX The Rise of Skywalker
  129. Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker: Expanded Edition
  130. Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker: A Junior Novel
  131. Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Graphic Novel Adaptation
  132. Return of the Whills (mentioned only)
  133. Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes
Non-canon appearances: 33
  1. Star Wars: Battle Pod
  2. Star Wars Epic Yarns: Return of the Jedi
  3. Exit from Endor (mentioned only)
  4. Battle for the Galaxy!
  5. Disney Infinity 3.0
  6. Gambit on Geonosis (in a flashback)
  7. LEGO Star Wars: Droid Tales Episodes I-III
  8. A Hero Discovered (as a hologram)
  9. LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens
  10. Return of the Kyber Saber (as a hologram)
  11. LEGO Star Wars: Han Solo's Adventures (mentioned only)
  12. LEGO Star Wars: Rise of the Rebellion (mentioned only)
  13. Trouble on Tibalt (as a hologram)
  14. The Tower of Alistan Nor (mentioned only)
  15. The Embersteel Blade (mentioned only)
  16. Return to the Wheel (mentioned only)
  17. The Pit and the Pinnacle (mentioned only)
  18. A Perilous Rescue (mentioned only)
  19. Escape from Coruscant (as a hologram)
  20. Free Fall
  21. Return of the Return of the Jedi
  22. LEGO Star Wars: Rebel Princess (mentioned only)
  23. From Trenches to Wrenches: The Roger Story (mentioned only)
  24. Yub Nub! (mentioned only)
  25. The LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special
  26. Director Vader
  27. LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga
  28. LEGO Star Wars Summer Vacation
  29. May the Fourth
  30. Father's Day
  31. Twas the Night Before Life Day
  32. The Special Suits
  33. Calrissian's Comet

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