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Given that the Colossus is named for the Colossus of Rhodes, a large statue based on Helios - a Titan, they may be closer named for things related to Titans.

The only other Imperial super tanker we know about is the Titan, which indicates that the super tankers are named for large mythical beings or objects.

Rather appropriate, given the Colossus being fought over as a vital military resource by the Rebellion and the Empire, and later, as a civilian residence by the Resistance and the First Order.

Rhodes was also known for being home to the Knights Hospitaller, an order of knights that originally specialized in medical services until they were forced to take on the role of a military force after the Crusaders laid conquest to their original headquarters in Jerusalem.

Meaningful Name: The Colossus is named for the Colossus of Rhodes, a famous giant statue of the god/titan Helios on the island of Rhodes and was said to overlook its harbor, fitting the Colossus being the equivalent of a giant truck stop on a galaxy-equivalent of an island.Doza is surprised when it manages to hold together when it sinks. If It Swims, It Flies: It was designed to fly in space, but it can also survive being submerged.Neeku soon builds a hologram that projects a blue sky like the one on Castilon to help everyone cope. Cabin Fever: While on the run from the First Order, the Platformers end up developing this.

"Into the Unknown" revolves around Kaz, Torra, Neeku and CB-23 having to fix them. Artificial Gravity: Before being launched back into space, the Colossus' gravity generators hadn't been needed in 20 years, resulting in their breaking down shortly after launch.It's also, rather crucially, a mobile Space Station, but most of the residents don't know that until it has to take to the stars again to escape the First Order. An old Imperial super tanker fuel depot on Castilon.