Stuck in a tight situation? Maybe one, two maybe even 6 enemy planes on your six o' clock and your alone? Well, have no fear, your lovely new helpful fox wife is here, and she's here with some extra "tools" for dinner.

The ADFX-014 is a combination between the F-14D Tomcat and the ADFX-02 Morgan. The original name was going to be Bloodcat, but due to recent tensions with Asami's love for anime caused by other aircraft company owners, we decided to give them a little shove with renaming the plane after our most favorite and helpful fox girl employee, Senko-san. (She is best fox waifu and no one can tell me otherwise. Do it, I dare you)

This helpful interceptor likes to go fast so she can help/save you as fast as she can, so going slow is not an option (Basically she gets unstable and will do uncontrollable rolls in anger if you get too slow. Just go unswept for take off and landing). She carries four knives (Short range AAM's) and two Frying pans (AIM-54X's) for air to air interception and dogfighting. A nice ASEA and Aegis radar to compliment the weapon systems and E.P.C.M flares for her own defense.

Development

Developing Senko's new ride wasn't an easy one, with test results showing that the plane shouldn't be able to fly, especially since it was made from mothballed planes. Development costs went through the roof, but with the help with the Asamian government and military as well as other countries like Belka, Yukikitsunekuni, Gregland, the Fabellan Federation, and Acadia contributed time, money and advice to get Senko to fly. Through the power of anime, we succeeded, resulting in three variants created and over 200 produced in the last three weeks.

Variants

Senko
-Land-based Interceptor
-High tech
-Homeland Defense fighter

Swimsuit Senko
-Naval Variant
-Naval Attack capable
-Multi-role fighter

Blood Senko
-Land-based experimental prototype
-Special weaponry
-Recon superfighter prototype

Controls

ag1-Drop AIM-54X
ag2-Manual Sweep wing
ag4-master arm

This aircraft comes at a cost of 70 million yen, the same cost as the F-14 J-series. This is now A.A.I's 9th production aircraft.