THE FOLLOWING IS FICTIONAL. NAMES HAVE BEEN CHANGED TO PROTECT THE INNOCENT.
In the spring of 1944 the Imperial Japanese Navy put out a requirement for a new meduim fighter/ interceptor to replace their decimated fleets. In anticipation of the expected US invasion, they required an aircraft capable of intercepting enemy bomber groups and destroying both their fighter escorts and the bombers thenselves. The high command chose a design by Nakatomi Aircraft. The design was heavily armed and armored for a Japanese fighter of the time. The engineers jammed a Mitsubishi Kasei 14 cylinder engine under the cowl, making 1850 horsepower. This allowed the plane to break the 400 mph mark in an attempt to be competitive with the fastest American fighters of the time. The plane was named Teikaitsu, which means cyclone or windstorm. Unfortunately it came too late to save Japan from it's fate. By the end of the war very few aircraft had been produced. They were popular for air racing post war, which unfortunately led to the destruction of all the remaining airframes. None survive today. The allied reporting name for the fighter was Jimmy.

Armament:
2x12.5mm machine guns
4x20mm autocannons
2x37mm autocannons

Controls:
Flight controls are normal, trim is pitch trim and VTOL down is flaps.
AG1: Arm 20mm cannons
AG2: Arm 37 mm cannons
AG3: Arm 250 lb bomb
AG7: Canopy