Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker Final Trailer Breakdown - 14 Things Fans Need To See

3. One Last Charge (On A Star Destroyer) - Whose Ship Is It?

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In a trailer already littered with amazing shots, this may just take the cake for being the coolest (and most inspiring).

Having boarded an Imperial or First Order vessel, the Resistance - led by Finn and Co. - charge. BB-8 is there too, showcasing what a little trooper he is, and it's amazing by sheer virtue of the fact we've never really seen anything like it happen in a Galaxy Far, Far Away.

Given the old Imperial fleet are all pointing in a different direction to this particular vessel, it may be possible that this is actually a First Order Destroyer. It's difficult to tell which way it's facing, but it's certainly not the same direction as those other ships. Is it possible it's been hijacked by the Resistance?

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