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Flower D White:

Born into a hostile world where, because of her lineage and last name, the Navy hunted her parents down like rats and society treated them as outcasts no matter where they went, Flower was born in a garbage dump; her mother gave birth to her there while hiding from the Navy.

Some time later, her parents disappeared without a trace, so she had to raise herself from the age of 5.

Flower arrived on an island called “Wonderful Island.” In her innocence, she thought it would be a dream island, but she was completely wrong: there was famine, social classes, and above all, a wall—a wall that separated the poor from the rich. In the poor people’s area, the rich dumped their trash and, above all, toxic wastewater from factories. The island wasn’t recognized by the world government, but even so, there was severe discrimination, social class division, and deep resentment from the poor toward the rich. So Flower settled there in an abandoned house in the poor people’s section, but she always held onto that spark of hope, so she didn’t give up. To keep from starving, she worked at a grocery store. Unfortunately, she noticed that every Saturday the local mafia came to collect “protection money.” But even though she was just a 7-year-old girl, she knew perfectly well that they were bad people. Then, one day—a fateful day—as she was about to arrive at the store, she saw those same thugs brutally beating her 23-year-old coworker, a beating that nearly killed him. The thugs told him they’d be back in a week, and if he didn’t have the money, the beatings would turn into bullets. Flower took him to the local doctor, who decided he needed to rest for a month, since he had a broken bone and several injuries.

Desperate, Flower wanted to find a way to pay them off, but she couldn’t figure out how. One night, while she was stressed about her coworker’s health and the debt to the mafia, she thought about how she wanted to change the world for the better—a fairer and freer world—but she was just a girl; she had no strength, no agility, so she searched high and low in the area for a way to stand up to the thugs. In the process, she discovered a ruined library. She went inside and looked for books; her main goal was to find a book that would cast a spell on the bad guys, but instead, she found a rather peculiar book—a science book. She became interested in it, opened the book, and began to read. She stayed there until the next day, She left the ruins and remembered what she’d thought that night, so she vowed to herself that whatever she did from then on would be for the good of humanity, for the good of the people—and that’s when her altruism began to take root.

As she read more and more science books, she came to believe that science was the answer to all of life’s mysteries. So, after half a week, she created a defensive prototype. Since the store’s floor was made of wood, she began designing a trap so that when a hostile intruder stepped on the platform, they’d be sent flying. Flower began making her first calculations in a notebook she’d found in the same ruined library. After hours, the prototype was finally ready, though she hoped it would work—because if it didn’t, it would be the end of the store. The rest of the week passed, and the thugs arrived—a bunch of guys covered in scars, and one who had only one arm. When they reached the store counter, they began threatening Flower. She activated the trap, but it didn’t work, and she began to shed a single tear. The guy slapped her, and Flower fell to the floor. The guy said to her:

-“Where the hell is my money, you damn brat?”

Frightened, she didn’t answer. Lying on the floor, she began to cry. Unable to bear her crying, the guy pulled out his gun and pointed it at Flower. Desperate and crying, she closed her eyes, took a deep breath, and kicked the guy in the groin, then shoved him. As he fell into the trap where the other thugs were, the trap was triggered by his fall, and when it went off, they were flung nearly 30 meters—obviously, they died.

People couldn’t believe it—a mere girl had defeated the mafia’s henchmen, whom no one knew about, not even Flower. But the one who was flung through the air was the mafia boss himself. He had never left his lair before—why did he come out if it was only for such a trivial matter? Because the boss enjoyed watching children suffer. But now he was dead, and so the poor neighborhood lived in relative peace, even though it still faced problems like a lack of water or food.

During those times, Flower helped her community a great deal—so much so that, thanks to science and her ingenuity, there was already water and some food available.

At age 19, Flower realized she wasn’t the only one passionate about science. She read in the newspapers about a scientist named Vegapunk, and she decided to go look for him. With a little money she’d saved up, she bought a raft, said goodbye to her neighbors and the people who had helped her, and set out to sea. She started in the East Blue, making her way to the island she was headed for, so after some time, having gathered information from other islands about Vegapunk, she decided to head to the New World. She went to where Vegapunk was, on an island that would one day become Egghead, but it was still in the early stages of construction and experimentation. Flower remembered that when she was a child, aside from her main dream, she was obsessed with finding out what lies beyond life—whether there are other worlds, or the meaning of life. Flower asked Vegapunk to take her on as a student. Vegapunk was hesitant at first but put her to the test—to make sure she wasn’t just a science fanatic and that she could truly prove she had what it takes to be a scientist— so Vegapunk proposed a small project to her: “Microbial Fuel Cells.” Flower got right to work; it was very difficult for her, but Vegapunk admired her determination and willpower, and she finished it. Did it work? Only partially, but Vegapunk saw potential in the girl, and so Flower D. White became Vegapunk’s student.

At age 19, Flower—now a prodigious scientist and the best in her field—reflected on what had initially motivated her to devote her life to science: “string theory.” So Flower began to formulate theories about the universe and the multiverse, making calculations, hypotheses, and so on… Not satisfied with that, Flower began experimenting with material that hadn’t been approved by Vegapunk and was highly unstable. Vegapunk, of course, found out and went to scold Flower, but she begged him to build a portal to another dimension, promising to finance everything and handle all the work herself, so Vegapunk would only correct Flower on a few details and offer the occasional bit of help. That’s how they finished the “Arcadia” project, and then Flower tested the portal. Vegapunk was a little nervous that Flower might disintegrate, so Flower told him she’d be fine and that the only risk was that she might never see him again, and she knew that, so Flower said goodbye to her mentor and best friend with an emotional hug. She said that perhaps she would never see him again. Flower gave Vegapunk the earrings she cherished so much—rose-shaped earrings—and also handed him a letter with some beautiful words. And so Flower set off, prepared with some supplies and her beloved calculus notebooks, and so she arrived in New York City in 1938. At first, she saw huge buildings that, from her perspective, touched the sky. After spending a day in that strange place, she realized just how much she liked this world… When she decided to go to the spot—a shady alley where she had appeared—she saw that the portal was no longer there. Her calculations had failed, and Flower was left there in that unknown world.

Part 2:

Flower was stunned, and even though she already knew the risks, her stubborn thoughts kept surfacing—that her calculations hadn’t failed and that she’d done everything right. Flower went to a park, sat down on a bench, took a deep breath, and as she reviewed her calculations in her notebook, she analyzed them one by one and discovered the error in one of her many calculations. Once corrected, she set out to improve the portal; instead of something huge, she decided on something small and portable—in her words, “something that fits in the palm of your hand.” So, through engineering, she created the portable device that would help her on the return trip; she named this device “Apollo.”

Apollo had the advantage of taking her to a world with the exact location.

But for fear that the mistake would happen again, she decided to put the Apollo device away, kept her calculation notes, and decided to hide the fact that she was a scientist. For the first few days, she stayed at a seedy hotel, where the Apollo project was still in the development phase. After she hid her scientific brilliance, she decided to work as a supermarket cashier, but she was fired because she sometimes arrived late due to the distance between the hotel where she was staying and the supermarket. So she got a job at a daycare center, and, surprisingly, she loved being with the children; she was the best caregiver at the daycare, until her own coworkers conspired against her and had her fired. With no other choice, she decided to work at a postcard company; at first, they assigned her to work as a cleaning supervisor, but she was promoted relatively quickly, and that’s where she met her future husband, Charles Blazehyrd III.

Well, this is Alexander's biological mother; he had another mother, but I'll show you that in the future.

Soon I'll draw Alexander D. Blazehyrd—the first one I posted here on Reddit—but I'll do it as a remake. After the remake, I'll draw Alexander's father, Charles Blazehyrd III.

Done! Here's the final Klein Weber suit.

When I posted the first “Final Suit,” I read a comment that made me think. And yes, it didn’t make sense to me to make a suit just like the classic Spider-Man—something I want to move away from. I’ve already mentioned that I want to distance myself from Marvel’s Spider-Man, so this is Klein Weber’s definitive suit.

That said… how was Klein Weber’s suit created? 

It was created during the timeskip. This time, an elderly man helped him with his suit. Alexander told him that his previous suit was a bit uncomfortable and that it made him look too bulky because it had long sleeves, so the two of them started designing the suit.

What is Alexander doing in this scene? He’s defending himself against the Marines’ bullets using the “Return to Sender” ability. The ships are billowing smoke because the Mugiwaras are in battle with the Marines.

Well, that’s all for now. Thank you very much for watching. Next time, I’ll draw Alexander D. Blazehyrd’s mother, whose name is Flower D. White, and I’ll give a brief summary of her story.

This is the spider that bit Alexander D. Blazehyrd, turning him into a Klein-Weber.

Powers:

The X-88 spider will grant these powers:

Wall-Crawling: He possesses the ability to mentally control the flow of interatomic attraction between adjacent layers of molecules. This ability to affect the attraction between surfaces is limited to Klein Weber’s body and other objects (particularly concentrated in his hands and feet), and has an upper limit of several metric tons. This is how he can “climb” almost any surface.

Additional Enhancements:

Increased Strength: Klein Weber possesses arachnid powers and has exponentially increased his physical strength. This is caused by the genetic crossbreeding that grants him the proportional strength of a spider. The user is capable of lifting 8 metric tons or more.

Klein Weber does not use all of his extraordinary strength, but he has demonstrated sufficient power to knock out a Zoan Fruit user.

Increased Speed: Spiders are very fast and agile creatures; therefore, someone with his genetic traits gains increased speed and agility. It is unknown how fast he can run, but he has been shown to exceed the speed of a sports car.

Enhanced Reflexes and Agility: Along with a spider sense, Klein Weber’s reflexes and agility are heightened to levels beyond those of a human.

Enhanced Balance: Klein Weber possesses a superior sense of balance on almost any surface.

Healing Factor: Spider powers enhance the average person’s healing factor, allowing them to recover from deep wounds within five hours. However, this ability is not powerful enough to regrow limbs.

Spider Sense: This is a precognitive ability that warns them of imminent danger. This power is a complex array of phenomena that alerts them several hundredths of a second before the danger occurs.

Plasmids and Vigorizers: Here, the spider brings some plasmids and vigorizers.

One or at most two can be used, but at a high power cost.

The only power that can be combined is the vigorizer “The Devil’s Kiss” with the plasmid “Incineration,” resulting in “Inferno Totalus.”

Organic Web

A biological ability in which Klein Weber produces and shoots silk from glands in her own wrists.

For its plasmids/vigorizers, it doesn’t use EVE or salts, but they do run out and require a 50-minute recharge; if two are used, they take an hour to recharge. It cannot use more than three plasmids/vigorizers, as it runs the risk that, at best, its body will overload and its brain will melt; at worst, its body will explode into a thousand pieces.

This is Alexander D. Blazehyrd before the timeskip—that is, from Eon Shima (which I’ll explain soon), well, from Eon Shima to the Sabaody Archipelago, as you can see in the drawing, it has that classic ’50s vibe. After the tragedy on Themis Island—where Alexander lived and lost his adoptive mother, Jane Roxanne Hume Lennox—he devoted himself to learning to sew and created his signature outfits using materials he found in the ruins of Themis Island.

The beret was a gift from his biological mother, Flower D. White, just before she died in Rapture in 1959 during the New Year’s War.

Final suit (This is just a rough sketch)

Alexander created it because he learned how to sew during the timeskip.

What is Klein Weber doing in the drawing?

He’s helping a resident of Whole Cake Island—specifically, after Luffy interrupts Sanji’s wedding, a Whole Cake Island resident is about to fall into the void, but Klein Weber arrives to save him.

Besides, Klein Weber doesn’t return to Sabaody after the timeskip; he returns right at that moment to Whole Cake Island.

What materials does he use to create the final outfit?

He bought several simple, inexpensive red sweatshirts, then two plain blue polyester pants, and then a large piece of black fabric, roughly the size of a medium-sized ship’s sail. He brought the materials to Leopold Aspendred’s house and, using the sewing machine he borrowed from his friend Leopold, began cutting and sewing together the pieces of fabric from the sweatshirts. With the black fabric, he made the spiderwebs and the front spider for the costume; only two things were missing: the glasses and the back spider. With the leftover pieces of fabric from the red sweatshirts, he made the back spider, and with a little leftover black fabric, he made a sort of spiderweb; he placed the red spider on top of it and sewed it to the back of the costume. Now all that was missing were the glasses. Alexander had no idea what kind of glasses would go well with the costume. He looked in stores, but none seemed right, so while he was sitting having coffee at the bar where he worked—and where Leopold was also the owner—he said:

“Hey, I was going through my stuff and found a camera—um, maybe it’ll work for you. It’s old, but it still has the lens, and it comes with another accessory.”

So Alexander got creative and adapted the lenses from the old camera, turning them into modified camera lenses that act as one-way or mirrored lenses, designed to let him see while hiding his eyes.

And just like that, the suit was finished.

How are Alexander’s plasmids/Vigorizers created?

Every time Alexander activates a plasmid or Vigorizer, he starts to feel strange. For example, in Alabasta, when he activates “Insect Swarm,” Alex begins to scratch his arm due to an unbearable itch. His arm started itching while he was in Whiskey Peak, and then, once in Alabasta, several bees began to swarm around him until, during his confrontation with Hagewashi, that’s when he awakens the Insect Swarm plasmid. It’s worth noting that in this specific case, when Insect Swarm was awakened, Alexander’s arm trembled, and he made a motion as if he were throwing an object—the bees flew out of his arm, and that’s how Insect Swarm was born.

Another example would be Bucking Bronco, which previously appeared in the Ennie’s Lobby arc.

What were Alex’s first symptoms? Gravitational instability—let me explain: when the Mugiwaras were about to enter the Ennie’s Lobby building, Alexander began to levitate and then fall, and so on—he’d levitate and fall, levitate and fall—until, during his fight with Kame Shinobi, Kame was about to attack Alexander to finish him off, but just then Alexander slammed into the ground and struck a thrusting pose, unleashing the power of Bucking Bronco. That’s how Plasmids/Vigorizers are born.

Are all the Plasmids/Vigorizers included in Alexander’s powers?

No, not all Plasmids/Vigorizers are included, since the developers didn’t include them all because the chances that the spider that bit Alex would explode—or that the person it bit would die—were 99.999%. So the developers didn’t include them all.

What are all the Plasmids/Vigorizers Alexander has, in order of appearance?

Electrobolt

Sonic Boom

Insect Swarm

Cyclone Trap

Target Dummy

Bucking Bronco

Murder of Crows

Undertow

Incinerate!

Devil Kiss

Old Man Winter

Charge

Return to Sender

What are the advantages or limitations?

The advantage is that he doesn’t use Eve’s syringes or bottles of Salts.

But when he uses a plasmid or Vigorizer a lot, they automatically recharge for 50 minutes, and the plasmids stop working. If Alexander uses a maximum of two (because if he used three, his body wouldn’t be able to handle it and he’d die), they recharge in an hour.

Additionally, when two plasmids or Vigorizers are about to spawn on the same island or within the same arc, Alexander cannot use his powers at 100% because his body becomes unstable, so he must find a way to defeat enemies using only his stable powers, which are:

Organic Web

Super Speed

Wall-Crawling

Archnid Sense.

First Suit

Alexander created this outfit on Eon Island (Eon shima)

Alexander used an old sweater he found in the trash; the sweater was red. He found his pants abandoned in a former store—the place was completely destroyed and in ruins—washed them, painted them blue as the main color, and decorated the sides with a red stripe.

His sneakers were the ones he always wore, so he painted them red and blue.

He made his knee pads out of elastic bands he found at a Marine Corps booth. He distracted the Marines and ripped off the elastic band holding up their flag, causing the flag to fall. The metal pole that had been holding up the flag fell on a Marine’s head, knocking him out. Alexander made the pads himself by sewing together pieces of fabric and stuffing them with cotton.

The bands on top of his gloves are medical bandages; since the costume was too big for him, he tied them around his forearms with medical bandages.

He painted the lines—both the front and back spiderweb patterns—by hand using only black paint, just like the spiderwebs.

The glasses he wore with his first suit were a gift from Jane, since Jane had once been a member of the revolutionaries.

Where did his plasmids come from?

His first two plasmids—Electrobolt and Sonic Boom—did not come from training. They emerged from Alexander’s trauma at losing yet another loved one; he had already lost his biological parents. Then a very loud scream burst from Alexander’s mouth, its echo reaching the clouds. That outburst began to change the ecosystem of Themis Island: an unnatural thunderstorm formed, lightning struck the ground, and violent gusts of wind shook the Navy ships.

Some houses were even blown away.

Where did Klein Weber come from?

Alexander began to display his first powers at age 8, when he accidentally shot a spiderweb from his wrist while trying to reach something for Jane. Alexander was startled, but Jane reassured him, saying, “You know, Alexander, you’re my Klein Weber—that means you’re my little weaver.” And so, Alexander adopted this pseudonym for his future adventures.

Name: Alexander D Blazehyrd

Height: 1.60

Age: 18 years old

Gender: male

Alias: Klein Weber.

Personality: Alexander is a kind-hearted person with a pure heart and a strong sense of justice. He defends innocent people and would give his life for their well-being. He is very naive when it comes to romance, extremely polite, and exceedingly chivalrous. He is so noble that he doesn’t seem like a normal human being; he is deeply devoted to the people around him.

But don’t confuse that with his heroic side—he can’t stand to see innocent people harmed, and he’ll defend them with his fists and all his powers if necessary. He fights enemies who harm harmless people or those in trouble; he fights for justice and, above all, for humanity.

Appearance: He’s a normal, ordinary guy. He has long, tousled brown hair with blonde highlights that reaches his neck; has light blue eyes; freckles; and a gap between his front teeth. He’s slim and usually wears denim shorts that reach his calves, green socks, and black Converse sneakers, and he first puts on a long-sleeved T-shirt with red and black stripes and then a black T-shirt. But this is in the post-timeskip.

In the pre-timeskip, he wore clothes from the 1950s because his mother, Flower, gave them to him. In the pre-timeskip, he wore a blue worker-style beret; his outfit consisted of a long-sleeved shirt, a wool vest, a black bow tie, and 1950s-style saddle shoes.

Facts:

Alexander D. Blazehyrd is extremely, excessively helpful; if anyone needs help, he’ll gladly provide it.

Alexander is a gentleman because it comes from his heart; he is noble and pure, and having experienced a sad and traumatic past, he chose to embody kindness and nobility.

He defends the innocent and those without a voice, and he’ll risk anything to prevent others from suffering; he wouldn’t hesitate to fight or sacrifice his life for the greater good or for another person.

He has a traumatic past: his parents were killed in front of him when he was just 5 years old, and at 11, he lost his adoptive mother—a man slit her throat in front of him. But despite all that, Alexander remains noble, chivalrous, and just—but… he has his limits, and if he were to see the person who killed his adoptive mother, he wouldn’t hesitate to make sure that person faced the consequences.