The Zero fighter is a single-seat, single-engine, straight-wing, straight-wing shipborne fighter in Japan. It is the largest produced fighter in Japan at the beginning of World War II. It is superior to other fighters in terms of small turning radius, fast speed, long range and other characteristics, such as small turning radius, fast speed, long range, etc., the Zero fighter is the largest produced fighter in Japan at the beginning of World War II, it is superior to other fighters because of its small turning radius, fast speed and long range, the Zero fighter is Japan's largest production fighter at the beginning of World War II. With the mass investment of high-performance fighters such as Pmur51 Mustang, F4U pirate, F6F Hellcats, etc., the advantage of Zero Fighter gradually lost. The Zero Fighter was developed by Japanese Mitsubishi heavy Industry Company (Mitsubishi) in 1937, first flew in 1939 and served in 1940. It was the main carrier-based fighter in World War II and was used in the main battlefield of Asia and the Pacific War Zone.