“Dena” Fighters, named after their creator Francis Dena, were standard issue fighters developed during the trade war. They were slim and cheap to make on Kantona due to all the rich resources at the time. Production of the first batch of fighters were slow and crude due to urgent demand. As the trade war continued production in quality of the fighters was greatly reconsidered and production of a newer and pilot friendly model was introduced. All phase one fighters were deemed to be scrapped but Francis Dena decided to revamp the phase one design with the phase two interface. Production was soon to begin as prototype fighters had cleared expectations. Development was considered until the trade war had ended. The project was eventually scrapped and only 6 phase three prototype were ever built. Dena Fighters were staples for the UBK Navy and still are to this day.