Heavy Smoker is a Dragon-level Mysterious Being who wears down his foes with clouds of toxic smoke, and he nearly finishes off Tanktop Master in N-City before Flashy Flash steps in and kills him. He pours vast volumes of smoke from the pipes in his hands, shapes it into decoy clones, and can even levitate, sitting cross-legged in the air.
Heavy Smoker is a hulking creature studded with vent pipes across his torso, his hands tipped with claws and three eyes set in a head sparsely crowned by a few loose strands of hair. A tobacco pipe rests in each of his hands, and in the webcomic version six cigars jut from his mouth.
Malice runs through him. He is sadistic and hungry for blood, and during his duel with Tanktop Master he jeers at the hero's failing state and vows to draw out his death slowly and painfully.

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Heavy Smoker squared off against Tanktop Master in N-City. Though the S-Class hero's Attack Power Specialized Tight Tanktop gave him a rough time and left him hurt, his poison gas and smokescreens gradually drained the hero's strength. Before he could finish the job, Flashy Flash arrived, and after a brief exchange the ninja hero cut him down.
Being Dragon-level makes him a formidable monster, strong enough to press Tanktop Master to the edge and likely to have killed him without Flash's intervention, even if the ninja needed only one strike to end him. His durability held up through a drawn-out fight, and his speed let him keep pace with S-Class heroes, going so far as to block Flash's Surging Wind Blade Kick in the webcomic. He can also levitate, hovering off the ground and even sitting cross-legged in the air.
His signature power is smoke. He pours vast volumes of it from his pipes and cigars, and even a powerhouse like Tanktop Master begins to buckle under the toxic haze, which spread across all of N-City and lingered after his death. Heavy Smoker boasts that his supply is endless, though that claim is open to doubt. He can also shape the smoke into clones to bewilder his enemies, tricking both Tanktop Master and Flash into landing their attacks on decoys rather than his real body.
Heavy Smoker is a Dragon-level Mysterious Being who wears down his foes with clouds of toxic smoke. He nearly finishes off Tanktop Master in N-City before Flashy Flash steps in and kills him.
Heavy Smoker was close to finishing off Tanktop Master when Flashy Flash arrived in N-City. After a brief exchange, the ninja hero cut him down in a single strike.
Heavy Smoker pours vast volumes of toxic smoke from the pipes in his hands, gradually draining his opponents' strength, and can shape that smoke into decoy clones. He can also levitate, hovering off the ground while sitting cross-legged in the air.
Heavy Smoker is a hulking creature studded with vent pipes across his torso, his hands tipped with claws and three eyes set in a sparsely-haired head. A tobacco pipe rests in each of his hands.
Heavy Smoker nearly defeated the S-Class hero Tanktop Master in N-City, gradually draining his strength with poison gas and smokescreens even after Tanktop Master's own attacks left Heavy Smoker hurt. Flashy Flash arrived before Heavy Smoker could finish the job.
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