@Alphapotato33 I am fully aware that the word has multiple meanings. In this case, the name of the set is a portmanteau of the words kamikaze and blaze , referring to the special japanese pilots of word war 2. While the word kami alone does indeed refer to a strand of hair or piece of paper, in this wordplay it translates to "divine fire".

did you realise while making the name that kami means hair or paper
so "hair blaze?" or "paper blaze?".
also im wondering if you've noticed that when a pyro says "go go go" he says "huddah huddah huddah" which (acording to my japanese friend) is go go go in japanese...

Are you going to make a nazi set for medic now

so he has some flare gun and a samari sword? am not sure if it fits in this war but really good overall