The F-117N Seahawk is a variant of the United States Air Force's F-117 Nighthawk, proposed to the U.S. Navy by Lockheed. Like the Nighthawk, the Seahawk would be invisible to the enemy's radar and considered to be more of an attack aircraft than a fighter. In real life, the Seahawk was never produced.[1] Blaster Keaton pilots it in Sonic Wings.
Sonic Wings 2[]
Armed with the fastest rapid-fire gun of all. Good at close fighting.
—Aero Fighters 2 game manual
Main Weapon: Needle Laser (ニードルレーザー)
Sub Weapon: Snake Napalm (スネークナパーム)
Bomb: Satellite Laser (サテライトレーザー)
The Seahawk's main weapon, the Needle Laser, is quick and strong with the highest continuous firing capability out of the playable aircraft. The Snake Napalm sub weapon fires penetrating napalm projectiles straight ahead, and the Satellite Laser bomb produces an energy beam that causes one wave of damage to all enemy craft on the screen, followed by two explosions that perform even more damage.
Sonic Wings Special/Sonic Wings Limited/Sonic Wings Special for Android[]
Main Weapon: Needle Shot (ニードルショット)
Sub Weapon: Snake Napalm (スネークナパーム)
Bomb: Satellite Laser (サテライトレーザー)
Charge Shot: Drill the Hedgehog (ドリル・ザ・ヘッジホッグ)
The Seahawk's Needle Shot has a narrow target range but fires rapidly. The Snake Napalm functions as it does in Sonic Wings 3, and the Satellite Laser bomb triggers support from an attack satellite. The Seahawk's charge shot, whose name is presumably a play on Sonic the Hedgehog, produces a stronger drill missile than usual which destroys enemy bullets.
