Statistics for World War II Heavy Cruisers of the Imperial Japanese Navy

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Class	Fate	Answer	% Correct
Furutaka	Sunk October 11, 1942 during the Battle of Cape Esperance	Furutaka	100%
Aoba	Sunk at Kure Naval Base; July 28, 1945. later scrapped	Aoba	98%
Myoko	Scuttled; July 8, 1946	Myoko	97%
Takao	Scuttled October 27, 1946	Takao	97%
Mogami	Sunk during Battle of Surigao Strait; October 25, 1944	Mogami	96%
Tone	Sunk at Kure Naval Base; July 24, 1945. Later raised and scrapped	Tone	94%
Takao	Sunk October 23, 1944 by submarine USS Darter	Atago	77%
Tone	Sunk during Battle off Samar; October 25, 1944	Chikuma	70%
Takao	Sunk as result of actions at Battle off Samar; October 25, 1944	Chokai	66%
Takao	Sunk October 23, 1944 by submarine USS Dace	Maya	65%
Furutaka	Sunk August 10, 1942 by submarine USS S-44	Kako	64%
Mogami	Sunk during Battle of Midway; June 5, 1942	Mikuma	62%
Myoko	Sunk by American aircraft; November 4, 1944	Nachi	59%
Mogami	Sunk during Battle off Samar; October 25, 1944	Suzuya	57%
Myoko	Sunk at the Battle of the Malacca Strait; May 16, 1945	Haguro	52%
Myoko	Sunk June 8, 1945 by submarine HMS Trenchant	Ashigara	51%
Mogami	Sunk by aircraft from USS Ticonderoga; November 25, 1944	Kumano	51%
Aoba	Sunk November 14, 1942 during the Naval Battle of Guadalcanal	Kinugasa	46%

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