Turning leaf blower into a flamethrower.

I've been think about this minor superpowered villain in one of my stories.

He is invulnerable, but that's only icing on the cake. His main shtick is that he is capable of "weaponizing" certain objects.

As the title describes, if this individual wants turn his leafblower into a flamethrower then it will happen.

Now how creative can one be with such an ability provided that we adhere to the following rules.

• It must be a personal weapon.
• No biological or nuclear weapons. Chemical weapons are allowed provided it complies with rule 1.
• No odd effects. One can't create a machete that can grant pyromancy.

So here is what I can think of so far.

• Various firearms (excluding mounted machine guns)- Waterguns, capguns, BB guns, a piece of wood resembling a firearm.
• Mounted machine gun- A telescope with some bicycle handles attached to it.
• Rocket launcher- A piece of PVC pipe with one half of a binocular and some pieces of wood attached to it.
• Grenade- Any handheld object with a bent paperclip attached it by scotch tape, unopened aluminium cans, smoke and tear gas canisters.
• Molotov cocktail- Any bottles approximately 20oz in volume.
• C4 charge- A brick wrapped in white paper.
• Flamethrower- Leafblower.
• Acidthrower- Leafblower.
• Raygun- Toy rayguns.

Rule of "Vague superficial resemblance"?

It sounds like this guy is an 40K Ork Mekboy...

Yeah, that's actually an inspiration.

And his prison sentence requires that he be straight jacketed at all times.

Now, lets see what you can turn a straight-jacket into...

My guess is "combat tentacles".

Well, that or two hookshots for some mobility.

Hmm...how about a vertically-held suitcase that you can use as a claymore? Like, face the top towards the enemy, open the lock and BOOM!

There's the Water gun - Acid spray, and the Speaker - Sound Cannon.

edited 26th Apr '15 8:10:14 AM by Elfhunter