The BWB-46A is a Heavy Bomber/Interceptor designed for the Asami Land-based Air groups.

After the recent disaster, the Bombing of Hyakuri, led by the Intruders new weapon, the World Ender, The A.A.I developers needed to create an Interceptor that can carry enough weapons to hold a battle against the Super-Bomber in only a group of 5 aircraft.
Meanwhile, in Osea, The retirement of the B-1B Lancer was underway, and The Rikunian president took advantage of the moment and bought blueprints and airframes of the B-1B. This was a huge advantage because Asami Isles Attack Squadron were demanding a new supersonic heavy bomber, and Azure Corps Founder's father wanted something to protect his family and homeland.

Development:
testing went underway at Asami's underground test facility, where many have suspected the home of Project Keiko. Rebuilding the airframe was prolonging and irritating. It was almost to the point where A.A.I's founder almost gave up the project. But the first prototype exceeded all the expectations instantly when it was complete, and only minor tweaking had to be done after. The last two test flights before production release went off without a hitch although the second test flight had a very interesting ending to it.

The second Prototype got caught on the edge of the Supercarrier JS Shokaku. Both Pilots survived and the ship brought the plane back to base safely. The pilots were told that would the best landing of the year. This is the most expensive plane in A.A.I arsenal, with one unit costing over 3.5 million yen, over 33,292.75 in the Osean Dollars. But with an insane payload and stealth capabilities, this is the most lethal bomber in service with the Asami Air Attack Group. And when things get dicey, this Aircraft can fly like a fighter. Armed with a single GA-101 cannon, this plane can even dogfight. This is Anima's 6th production aircraft

A BWB-46 undergoing testing by the Testing Facility, showing its payload capabilites. The Original Payload capacity was reduce for less weight to help with the idea of a fighter-like bomber/interceptor, the whole plane is even piloted by two crew in Tandem seating. They need a a huge stair car to reach the cockpit.
This Photo was taken by the Crimson Squadron's F-5E, the Support Squadron for Experimental and Prototype aircraft. Rumors are that Project Keiko flies with the support team, but it has once again denied.