Another Ace Combat Aircraft, Yet maybe the Coolest

     Description

The F-22J 'Strike Raptor' Kai+ is a fictional 5th generation Air Superiority Fighter designed by the USAF and Handed over to the JASDF in 2025. The Regular F-22 designed in the 80s and 90s is being put out of service in the 2030s So they are going to make Specialized F-22s just for Japan. On June, 1st 2025, 12 F-22 Raptor Aircrafts arrived in Japan. The Japanese then took them all to a Factory to Modify the F-22. After Giving it a New paint job and Newer Camo along with Canards, The F-22J 'Strike Raptor' was Finished. On June 7th, it was shown At an Airshow in Tokyo. Currently there are 11 Normal F-22J 'Strike Raptor' and 1 Special Kai+ Variant. The Kai+ Features Higher Manueverability and Performance in speed. Currently Japan is Modifying 2 other Normal F-22J into the Kai+. The F-22J Kai+ Features more Missiles, being the AIM-9 Sidewinders.

   Features

-2D thrust vectoring
post-stall maneuvers and supermaneuvrability.
-Relaxed stability flight model.
-Realistic flight model.
-PID Fly-by-funky-tree system.
-Custom landing gear and landing gear sequence.
-G-force simulated cockpit view
-Gun smoke and tracer effect.
-Automatic intake vent. (idk how it works so I assume it open during transonic speed like an F-14)
-Wing bending under g load.
-Wing fluttering under extreme speed.
-Custom weapons bay.

  Activation Groups

AG1: Supermaneuvrability mode. (Disable aoa limiter to be able to do PSM. This AG also enable differential thrust to help in yaw axis.)
AG2: Enable roll control for thrust vectoring control. (I don't know if Raptor have this so this feature is just mainly for fun.)
AG3: Arm missiles.
AG7: Activate this AG to disable wing flutter at high speed.
AG8: Toggle lights.

Supermanuverability

AG1 is what you need to activate to do impressive maneuvers, when you press AG1 There are no visual indication that supermaneuvrability is on , the aircraft will gain more maneuverability and will stall when you pull hard while the plane is slow enough. (about 370 km/h)
This plane does have 2D Thrust vectoring, but, It is still quite Impressive

     Special Thanks to Guyfolk for the F-22 low part

Have fun :)