J-20 Mighty Dragon
- 125
- Health
- 24 of 100 in the roster
- 1450 km/h
- Top Speed (AB)
- 97 of 100 in the roster
- 40 m/s²
- Acceleration (AB)
- 30 of 100 in the roster
- 30 °/s
- Optimal Turn Rate
- 4 of 100 in the roster
- 17 s
- Afterburner Fuel
- 79 of 100 in the roster
- 5
- Flare Count
- 91 of 100 in the roster
- 14.3 km
- Radar Range
- 95 of 100 in the roster
Abilities
One special and one passive, both unique to this aircraft. The values below each are what it does at every level it can reach.
Flare Reload
Refills flares to full capacity. Cooldown: 100s
- level 1100s
- level 275s
- level 350s
Target Painting
While holding missile lock on an enemy, your allies gain 5% Missile Lock Range and a 10% Missile Lock Time reduction against your locked target.
- level 15% 15%
- level 210% 30%
- level 315% 45%
- level 420% 60%
- level 525% 75%
Loadout
Every weapon carried, straight off the wiki tables. Where an aircraft carries two of something, both are listed.
No cannon.
- Range
- 2.8 km
- Quantity
- 2
- Damage
- 75
- Speed
- 3240 km/h
- Turn Rate
- 15 °/s
- Lock Angle
- 10 ° ●
- Lock Time
- 1.3 s ●
- Range
- 12 km ●
- Quantity
- 4 ●
- Damage
- 100 ●
- Speed
- 4320 km/h ●
- Turn Rate
- 15 °/s
- Lock Angle
- 5 °
- Lock Time
- 1.8 s
No rockets.
Every stat
Bar length is where this aircraft ranks against the whole roster, always with best at full length. The label is the real value, and where the wiki defines a stat its own description sits underneath.
- Hangar Level
- 20
- Difficulty
- Durability
- Speed
- Agility
Nothing strictly beats it
No aircraft in the roster matches or beats the J-20 Mighty Dragon on all 7 core stats at once. Something will be better at any one of them, but you are not flying a jet that another one simply replaces.
Where these numbers come from
Every published figure on this page is reproduced from the J-20 Mighty Dragon page on the MetalStorm wiki, as it stood on 2026-08-18. This tool copies the wiki, it does not measure the game, so a number you disagree with is a question for the wiki editors rather than for us. The exception is a number here that differs from the one there: that is a fault in this tool, and worth reporting.