While Ki-67 isn't well-known, just as many of WW2's more obscure design, she does represent an undeniable engineering craftsmanship, ensuring high maneuverability, dive-bombing, all while maintaining speed; as her two Mitsubishi Ha104 18-cylinder air cooled radial engines run with prowess, she speaks pridefully.

Unleash destruction through high speed and maneuverability, for Imperial Japan, let the name Hiryū (飛龍) be known when my bomb loads strike!