To identify them, the Imperial-I has Dual Laser Cannons flanking the tower's side while the Imperial-II has octuple barbette turbolasers flanking tower. These are later substituted for vertical ones during a minor refit, which make the array look similar to the one on Imperial-II vessels. The Imperial-I has support beams running diagonally across it. Mainly because of the amount of information between the 2 series is about the same given the amount of movies and TV episodes. The 2 Star Destroyers can easily be confused by the sensor array on top of the Imperial-class Star Destroyers towers. Answer (1 of 5): OK, Serious Sci-Fi buff. Though there are many more problems that have yet to be exploited by the CIS and Rebels, the ship continues to be formidable against other enemies. They carry the exact same complement of Stormtroopers and TIE starfighters.ĭespite these weapons, the Imperial-II has numerous problems, such as breaking down easily.
Another new feature includes two parallel "claws" for grappling smaller starships placed in the ventral secondary docking bay. Rather than the Dual Laser Cannons and the heavy ion cannons that flanked the first ship, the Imperial II has batteries of eight-barreled turbolasers or ions in Octuple barbette turbolasers. The ship is built to have more firepower than the Imperial-I a stronger hull, and stronger defensive shields. There are differences between the Imperial-I and the Imperial-II, such as the tractor beam globes being replaced with a communications tower. Characteristics Weapons, Design, and Complement
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