The Yamato-Class refers to a class of battleships built by the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War II. The most famous ship in this class is the Yamato, which was launched in 1940 and was one of the largest battleships ever constructed. These ships were designed to carry powerful naval artillery and were heavily armored, making them formidable opponents in naval warfare. The Yamato-Class consisted of two main ships: the Yamato and its sister ship, the Musashi. Both ships were equipped with advanced technology for their time, including radar and torpedoes. Despite their impressive capabilities, both battleships were ultimately sunk during the war, highlighting the shift in naval power from battleships to aircraft carriers.