Rank 85 documents the Mitsubishi F-2A — Japan's indigenous support fighter born from the FS-X programme as a co-developed derivative of the General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon with roughly sixty percent Mitsubishi Heavy Industries airframe responsibility. Entering JASDF service around 2000, the F-2A enlarged wing area, hardened composite structure, and tailored avionics for island-chain maritime strike — carrying ASM-class anti-ship munitions across northern Honshu and Kyushu training corridors. The community nicknames it Viper Zero or Samurai Viper; JASDF squadrons at Matsushima, Tsuiki, and Komatsu fly the type as Japan's answer to regional maritime threats. Split-view blueprint art renders the blue camouflage exterior and enlarged-wing wireframe exactly as the master PNG dictates.