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Anaconda Mk II

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The Anaconda Mk II is an upcoming large multirole ship produced by Faulcon DeLacy. This vessel is a redesign of its iconic predecessor, the Anaconda.[1] Early access for ARX launches in October 2026.[1] Art Director Chris Gregory described it as a battleship or a deep-space tanker.[1]

Overview

The Anaconda launched in 2856 so a successor was long-overdue 456 years later. It is FSD SCO compatible for faster intra-system flying. It has more large hardpoints than the original.[2] The Mark II is significantly more refined.[3] The hull is flattened, but longer and a wider wedge shape of the stern section.[3] The raised bridge improves the bridge's visibility like an aircraft carrier's island.[3] The bridge has 4 pilot seats for multicrew. The center of the top hull runs like a trench to the bow. The middle of the bow was removed to improve the view from the bridge. The two prongs resemble a Farragut-Class Battle Cruiser. Between the prongs is 1 huge hardpoint (Class 4).[4] It also has 4 large hardpoints (Class 3).[4] It has new broadly spaced legs for stable landing on planets. The stern has 4 large thrusters with vectoring flaps. Below the hull is a large ramp that opens towards the bow.

Development

The Anaconda Mk II was first unveiled on the official Elite Dangerous website on 24 September 2026.[1]

Videos

References

  1. 1 2 3 4 September 2026 Dev Log | Law & Disorder First Details & Anaconda Mk II Revealed - 24 Sep 2026 - Elite Dangerous
  2. ↑ Elite Dangerous | September Dev Log - 24 Sep 2026
  3. 1 2 3 The All-New Anaconda Mk II (Elite Dangerous) - Galnet News Digest - 24 Sep 2026 - YouTube
  4. 1 2 Frontier Unlocked Discord Server - September 2026 - Community Manager Phil Weeks said “we can confirm that the Anaconda Mk II has four large hardpoints as well as one huge hardpoint, we'll share the full  breakdown and more detail soon.”

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