shameimaru aya (touhou) drawn by sakurato_tsuguhi

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    Whiz-zz -> Crash!

    Ms.Fastest in Gensoukyou.
    Discounting rocket fighters, Ta 183 is considered to have likely been the fastest of all the fighter planes developed during WWII. Sweptback wings really do make a difference don't they?
    Judging from Argentina's Pulqui II, we can say that had the Ta 183 been put into use it would have probably been involved in a lot of accidents.
    In addition, Aya is a byword for "head-on crash"...

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    Title: ばびゅーん→事故
    ミス幻想郷最速。
    ロケット戦闘機以外では最速だっただろうとの事。やっぱり後退翼って大事なんですね。

    アルゼンチンのプルキー2を見る限り事故は多かったみたいですね。
    文といえば衝突事故ですし……

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    Artist's commentary:

    Title: Whiz-zz -> Crash!
    Ms.Fastest in Gensoukyou.
    Discounting rocket fighters, Ta 183 is considered to have likely been the fastest of all the fighter planes developed during WWII. Sweptback wings really do make a difference don't they?
    Judging from Argentina's Pulqui II, we can say that had the Ta 183 been put into use it would have probably been involved in a lot of accidents.
    In addition, Aya is a byword for "head-on crash"...

    Note: Since the Ta 183's designer Hans Multhopp went to America, the Pulqui II was designed by Kurt Tank. During redesign, the main wings were changed from mid-mounted wings to shoulder-wings, and the shape of the tail was also slightly changed. These changes may have lead to the take-off and landing accidents.

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