The Plane That Only Worked Properly As A Pair: Grumman AF Guardian

Arado's Advanced (And Unwanted) Heavy Fighters: Arado E.500 & E.561

Making A Superplane, But "Backwards": Kyushu J7W Shinden

Britain's Ugly (But Surprisingly Effective) Fighter-Bomber: Blackburn Skua

The Superplane Britain (Correctly) Abandoned: Gloster F.9/37 "Reaper"

Taking "Flying Blind" To Another Level: Hutter Hu 136

The American Bomber Of Germany's Dreams: Douglas XB-42 Mixmaster

How Fiat Sabotaged A (Slightly) Better Fighter: Fiat G.55 Centauro

Ruined By Faulty Engines And Broken Legs: Junkers Ju 288

France's Only Fighter That Could Rival Germany's: Dewoitine D.520

The Deadliest Fighter In All Of Europe(?): Fokker G.1

The Fighter That Decimated Germany's Superweapons: Hawker Tempest

Germany's Carbon-Copy Of Their Own Design: Dornier Do 215

Britain's Bargain-Bin Emergency Spitfire: Miles M.20

Curtiss' Final (Failed) Fighters Of World War II: Curtiss XP-62 & XF14C

Better Than Any Allied Fighter...On Paper: Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate

The P-47 Thunderbolt's Forgotten Predecessor: Republic P-43 Lancer

The German Fighter Trapped In Development Purgatory: Blohm & Voss BV 155

From An Unreliable Mess To A War Winner: Avro Lancaster

Britain's Middling (But Vital) Heavy Fighter: Bristol Beaufighter

A Fighter So Disappointing, They Used It For Landfill: Bell XFL Airabonita

Grumman's Bizarre Noseless Fighter Design: Grumman XF5F Skyrocket

The Terrible Fighter Saved By "Strange Music": Nakajima J1N Gekko

Making A Faster, More Dangerous Spitfire: Supermarine Spiteful

The Skyraider's Failed Turbo-Powered Brother: Douglas A2D Skyshark

The Start (And Near End) Of German Heavy Bombers In WW2: Junkers Ju 89

Curtiss-Wright Was Run By Insane People: Curtiss XP-71

The P-38 Successor That Was Too Powerful To Succeed: Lockheed XP-49

The British Superplane Doomed By Its Propellers: Westland Whirlwind

Messerschmitt's Failed Delta-Wing Destroyers: Messerschmitt Me 265, Me 329, & Li P.04