The Fubuki-class is a series of destroyers built for the Imperial Japanese Navy during the 1920s and 1930s. Designed for speed and agility, these ships were equipped with advanced technology for their time, including powerful torpedoes and anti-aircraft guns. The class was notable for its innovative hull design, which allowed for better maneuverability in naval combat. A total of 24 ships were constructed in this class, with the first launched in 1927. The Fubuki-class played a significant role in various naval battles during World War II, showcasing the effectiveness of destroyers in fleet actions. Their legacy influenced future destroyer designs in naval warfare.