XB-70 Valkyrie Chan is the anthropomorphic embodiment of the North American XB-70 Valkyrie, an enormous experimental American bomber designed during the height of the Cold War to fly at extreme altitude and approximately Mach 3.

Tall, beautiful, elegant, and distinctly futuristic, Valkyrie carries herself less like a conventional military aircraft and more like some strange aerospace aristocrat who stepped directly out of the 1960s' vision of the future.

She possesses six powerful engines, enormous delta-wing structures incorporated into her body and clothing, movable outer wingtips, and a physiology naturally adapted for extraordinary speed and high-altitude flight.

Despite her intimidating specifications, Valkyrie is not aggressive by nature. She is calm, thoughtful, cultured, intelligent, and surprisingly gentle.

She simply happens to consider flying at 70,000 feet and several times the speed of sound a perfectly normal afternoon activity.