Me262T グラーフ・ツェッペリン艦載機。
C-1aとC-2bをキメラして着艦フックとかあれこれ煮たりムニエルして出来上がり。艦これの世界は橘花も艦載機になってるから本家もいけるはず...!
ツェッペリンZweiとともにほしいよね？どうなのさ日向？え？ジェット瑞雲はないよ。
提督の決断3とかにもいたよﾈ

Me 262T "Graf Zeppelin" ship-borne aircraft.
I made a chimera of the C-1a and C-2b, added an arrester hook, stewed together this and that, and finished it. The world of Kancolle already has a Kikka, so surely its progenitor can come too...!
It's be great together with Zeppelin Zwei, wouldn't it? How's that, Hyuuga? Huh? No, you're not getting a jet Zuiun.

It was also in Admiral's Decision 3, wasn't it.

The Messerschmit Me 262C [i]Heimatschützer[/i] was a series of prototypes of the famed jet fighter, using liquid-fuel rockets to augment the jet propulsion. The Me 262 C-1a [i]Heimatschützer I[/i] featured a single Walter HWK 109-509 rocket in its tail, while the C-2b [i]Heimatschützer II[/i] contained a BMW 109-718 rocket atop each of its jet engines. The fictional "Me 262T" depicted here appears to be a navalized combination of the two, with all three rocket engines and carrier arrester gear to boot.

Notably, photographs of the Me 262 served as the basis for the Nakajima Kikka, hence the "progenitor" remark.

Admiral's Decision III was a Japanese strategy game based on an alternate history of WWII. In it, the Me 262 appears as a ship-borne fighter, although such a design was never on the cards in real life.