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− | ==Introduction== | + | ==Mechanics== |
− | 旧式の艦上戦闘機です。<br>
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− | 零戦より前に実戦配備されていた旧型機ですが、優れた格闘戦能力を持っています。<br>
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− | 武装や航続力、速度の点で既に二線級ではありますが、防空戦闘には活用可能です。
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− | ''This is an obsolete carrier-based fighter.<br>''
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− | ''It is an old machine that was in operational service before the Zero-fighter, and boasts a history of exemplary aerial combat performance.''<br>
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− | ''With standard armaments and cruising capacity, its speed is now second class, but it is still possible to utilize this aircraft in a dogfight.''
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| ==Notes== | | ==Notes== |
− | <div class="mw-collapsible"><h3>How To Obtain</h3>
| + | ===How To Obtain=== |
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| '''Buildable''' | | '''Buildable''' |
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− | '''Stock equipment''' of {{Ship/Link|Hiyou}}, {{Ship/Link|Junyou}}, {{Ship/Link|Ryuujou}} | + | '''Stock equipment of:''' {{Ship/Link|Hiyou}}, {{Ship/Link|Junyou}}, {{Ship/Link|Ryuujou}} |
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− | '''From quests: '''[[Quests#B119|B119]] (x3, choice)
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− | </div></div>
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− | <div class="mw-collapsible"><h3>Uses</h3>
| + | '''From quest:''' {{Q|B119}} (x3, choice) |
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− | '''Used to improve''' {{Equipment/Link|Type 96 Fighter}}, {{Equipment/Link|Type 96 Land-based Attack Aircraft}}, {{Equipment/Link|F4F-3}}, {{Equipment/Link|Type 1 Fighter Hayabusa Model II}}, {{Equipment/Link|Skua}}, {{Equipment/Link|Spitfire Mk.I}}, {{Equipment/Link|O Type Observation Autogyro Kai}} | |
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− | '''Used by quests: '''[[Quests#F22|F22]], [[Quests#F35|F35]], [[Quests#F37|F37]], [[Quests#F48|F48]], [[Quests#F70|F70]], [[Quests#F90|F90]] | + | ''From limited-time quest:'' {{Q|2312 C1|S}} (x3, choice) |
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− | </div></div>
| + | ===Uses=== |
| + | '''Used to improve:''' {{Equipment/Link|Type 96 Fighter}}, {{Equipment/Link|Type 96 Land-based Attack Aircraft}}, {{Equipment/Link|F4F-3}}, {{Equipment/Link|Type 1 Fighter Hayabusa Model II}}, {{Equipment/Link|Skua}}, {{Equipment/Link|Spitfire Mk.I}}, {{Equipment/Link|O Type Observation Autogyro Kai}} |
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| + | '''Used by quest:''' {{Q|Fm1}}, {{Q|Fq1}}, {{Q|F37}}, {{Q|F48}}, {{Q|Fq5}}, {{Q|Fq9}} |
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− | <div class="mw-collapsible><h3>Updates History</h3>
| + | ===Updates History=== |
− | <div class="mw-collapsible-content>
| + | * '''2013-04-23:''' Implemented with initial game release |
− | * '''2013-04-23:''' '''Implemented''' with initial game release | |
| * '''2015-11-18:''' Proficiency gain updated to be possible like other planes | | * '''2015-11-18:''' Proficiency gain updated to be possible like other planes |
− | * '''2016-06-30:''' Became '''improvable''' and '''upgradeable''' to {{Equipment/Link|Type 0 Fighter Model 21}} | + | * '''2016-06-30:''' Became improvable and upgradeable to {{Equipment/Link|Type 0 Fighter Model 21}} |
| * '''2017-03-17:''' Card CG updated | | * '''2017-03-17:''' Card CG updated |
− | * '''2018-11-29:''' '''Stats increased:''' '''{{AA}}+2 {{Evasion}}+0 → {{AA}}+3 {{Evasion}}+1 ''' | + | * '''2018-11-29:''' Stats increased: {{AA}}+2 {{Evasion}}+0 → {{AA}}+3 {{Evasion}}+1 |
| * '''2019-08-08:''' Visible bonuses added | | * '''2019-08-08:''' Visible bonuses added |
| * '''2020-03-27:''' Visible bonuses increased | | * '''2020-03-27:''' Visible bonuses increased |
| * '''2021-10-15:''' Upgrade target changed to {{Equipment/Link|Type 96 Fighter Kai}} | | * '''2021-10-15:''' Upgrade target changed to {{Equipment/Link|Type 96 Fighter Kai}} |
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| + | {{Clear}} |
| ==Fit Bonuses== | | ==Fit Bonuses== |
− | {{:Type 96 Fighter/Bonuses}} | + | {{/Bonuses}} |
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| + | ==Improvement== |
| + | {{AkashiWorkshopKai |
| + | |DM_1= 1|DM_1g= 3 |
| + | |DM_2= 2|DM_2g= 4 |
| + | |IM_1= 1|IM_1g= 2 |
| + | |IM_2= 1|IM_2g= 3 |
| + | |Equ_1= Type 96 Fighter |
| + | |Equ_2= 7.7mm Machine Gun |
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− | == Akashi's Improvement Arsenal == | + | |Conv_A= Type 96 Fighter Kai |
| + | |DM_A= 3|DM_Ag= 6 |
| + | |IM_A= 2|IM_Ag= 4 |
| + | |Equ_A= Type 96 Fighter|Equ_A_qty= 2 |
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− | {{AkashiWorkshop}}
| + | |Fuel= 70|Ammo= 50|Steel= 0|Bauxite= 170 |
− | {{AkashiWorkshopLine
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− | | Name = {{PAGENAME}}
| + | |Helper1A= Houshou|Week1A= 1111111|Helper1AM= Houshou/Kai |
− | | ItemType = GreenPlane
| + | |Helper2A= Houshou Kai Ni|Week2A= 1001111|Helper2AM= Houshou Kai Ni/Sen |
− | | Fuel = 70 | |
− | | Ammo = 50 | |
− | | Steel = 0 | |
− | | Baux = 170 | |
− | |Mats0-5 = 1/3
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− | |Mats6-9 = 2/4 | |
− | |Mats10 = 3/7 | |
− | |Screws0-5 = 1/2 | |
− | |Screws6-9 = 1/3 | |
− | |Screws10 = 3/4
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− | |EquipConsume0-5 = 1x{{GreenPlane|Type 96 Fighter}}
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− | |EquipConsume6-9 = 1x{{GreenGunMG|7.7mm Machine Gun}} | |
− | |EquipConsume10 = 2x{{GreenPlane|Zero Fighter Type 21}} | |
− | | Sun = ✓
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− | | Mon = ✓
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− | | Tue = ✓
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− | | Wed = ✓
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− | | Thu = ✓
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− | | Fri = ✓
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− | | Sat = ✓
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− | | 2ndShip = [[Houshou]]
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− | | Notes = Upgrades to {{Equipment/Link|Type 96 Fighter Kai}}.
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− | == Historical Information == | + | ==Historical Information== |
| The predecessor of the infamous Mitsubishi A6M ''Zero'', the '''Mitsubishi A5M''' (''Type 96 Carrier-based fighter,'' Allied reporting name "Claude") was the world's first ship-based monoplane fighter. | | The predecessor of the infamous Mitsubishi A6M ''Zero'', the '''Mitsubishi A5M''' (''Type 96 Carrier-based fighter,'' Allied reporting name "Claude") was the world's first ship-based monoplane fighter. |
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− | Developed by a team led by Jiro Horikoshi (who would go on to head development of the [[Type 21 Zero Fighter|A6M]] and [[Reppuu (Strong Gale)|A7M]]) to the 1934 ''9-shi'' specification for an advanced fighter plane, the Mitsubishi ''Ka-14'' competed with Nakajima's prototype. The first prototype which flew in February 1935, was an all-metal-airframe low-wing fighter using an inverted gull wing and fixed undercarriage powered by Nakajima's 600 hp ''Kotobuki 5'' engine. | + | Developed by a team led by Jiro Horikoshi (who would go on to head development of the [[A6M]] and [[A7M]]) to the 1934 ''9-shi'' specification for an advanced fighter plane, the Mitsubishi ''Ka-14'' competed with Nakajima's prototype. The first prototype which flew in February 1935, was an all-metal-airframe low-wing fighter using an inverted gull wing and fixed undercarriage powered by Nakajima's 600 hp ''Kotobuki 5'' engine. |
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| Requirements of the ''Type 9'' specification were a top speed of 350 km/h at 3,000 m with the capability of climbing to 5,000 m in 6.5 min, and the Ka-14's performance greatly surpassed all requirements, with a maximum speed of 450 km/h while being quite maneuverable. An aerodynamically revised design with conventional wings was ordered into production as the Mitsubishi ''A5M''. | | Requirements of the ''Type 9'' specification were a top speed of 350 km/h at 3,000 m with the capability of climbing to 5,000 m in 6.5 min, and the Ka-14's performance greatly surpassed all requirements, with a maximum speed of 450 km/h while being quite maneuverable. An aerodynamically revised design with conventional wings was ordered into production as the Mitsubishi ''A5M''. |
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− | It was introduced in 1936 and entered service in early 1937 as the A5M1 armed with twin 7.7 mm machine guns, soon facing combat at the start of the second Sino-Japanese war. Contempoary opponents such as the Boeing P-26C ("Peashooters") and the Curtiss Hawk Ⅲ, were poorly matched against the A5M, which proved effective and resistant to damage. A5Ms also served as escorts for the Mitsubishi G3M bombers. | + | It was introduced in 1936 and entered service in early 1937 as the A5M1 armed with twin 7.7 mm machine guns, soon facing combat at the start of the second Sino-Japanese war. Contemporary opponents such as the Boeing P-26C ("Peashooters") and the Curtiss Hawk Ⅲ, were poorly matched against the A5M, which proved effective and resistant to damage. A5Ms also served as escorts for the Mitsubishi G3M bombers. |
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− | Mitsubishi's development team continued to improve the A5M up to the final A5M4, with improvements such as a more powerful engine, additional drop-fuel-tank, and closed cockpits. Altogether 1,083 A5Ms were manufactured by Mitsubishi, Watanabe, and Naval Ohmura Arsenal, including 103 two-seat trainers. | + | Mitsubishi's development team continued to improve the A5M up to the final A5M4, with improvements such as a more powerful engine, additional drop fuel tank, and closed cockpits. Altogether 1,083 A5Ms were manufactured by Mitsubishi, Watanabe, and Naval Ohmura Arsenal, including 103 two-seat trainers. |
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| The A5M series continued in service after 1941, but had been replaced by the A6M as the standard fighter of first-line carriers. The last battle of the A5Ms as fighters was the Battle of the Coral Sea in May 1942. As World War II came to a close, most remaining A5Ms were repurposed as kamikaze aircraft. | | The A5M series continued in service after 1941, but had been replaced by the A6M as the standard fighter of first-line carriers. The last battle of the A5Ms as fighters was the Battle of the Coral Sea in May 1942. As World War II came to a close, most remaining A5Ms were repurposed as kamikaze aircraft. |
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| + | The depicted plane is allegedly the A5M1 variant. |
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| ==See Also== | | ==See Also== |
− | [[wikipedia:Mitsubishi A5M|Mitsubishi A5M]]
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