The Fubuki Class is a series of destroyers built for the Imperial Japanese Navy during the late 1920s and early 1930s. Designed for speed and agility, these ships were intended to serve as escorts for larger vessels and to engage enemy submarines and aircraft. The class includes several ships, with the lead ship being the Fubuki, launched in 1927. Fubuki Class destroyers were notable for their advanced design, featuring a powerful armament of torpedoes and guns. They played a significant role in naval operations during World War II, participating in various battles across the Pacific. Their legacy includes influencing future destroyer designs in other navies.