The Seawolf was introduced in 1929 as a naval fighter by Shipty Co for the Asura Naval Air Force. It was a marvel at its time, and perfomed fairly well at the time, and also copied the interwar camoflague used the the US Navy. However by World War 2 it was horrendously outclassed by the A6M and even the A5M. A lack of funds in the naval air force forced Aura to use it as the primary fighter. 1520 of them were sent to airfields and carriers in an attempt to stop the Japanese invasion. Its poor energy retention caused many problems, but soon the strategy was to slow down the Japanese aircraft then tear them apart with its 2x 7.62 Brownings in the engine cowl and 2x.303 incindeary Brownings. By 1942 when the S.c-40 was introduced, 2/3 of the Seawolves were destroyed.