For as popular as it is in fiction, the 'battlecarrier' concept was only really attempted, properly, one time. The Ise-class battleships, refit into...less than ideal hybrid warships.
This video will focus on the second ship, Hyūga. This ship had a run of bad luck even before the rebuild. In fact, it was her final bout of bad luck- a wrecked turret -that likely led to her rebuild.
A rebuild that turned an admittedly obsolescent battleship, into a kinda bad hybrid. A battleship with a giant, flaming, weakpoint on the stern. An aircraft carrier that couldn't recover her own planes.
Not the best idea, though I can understand the logic behind the decision.
Further Reading:
https://www.amazon.com/Warships-Imperial-Japanese-Navy-1869-1945/dp/087021893X/
https://www.amazon.com/Imperial-Japanese-Battleships-1941-45-Vanguard/dp/1846032806/
https://www.amazon.com/Imperial-Japanese-Pacific-General-Military/dp/1472801466
https://www.amazon.com/Kaigun-Strategy-Technology-Imperial-1887-1941/dp/159114244X/
http://www.combinedfleet.com/Hyuga.htm
(on a personal note, I hope my viewers come back. The last few videos, Musashi aside, have...not been up to par.)