Space zombies Dragon flower

-Print entirely supportless
-Detach and insert a screwdriver in the hollow under the piece. turn gently to 90°
-Deploy rotative turret of doom.

(Yet another "extreme print" so please read the following recommendations )

NB:
-(base 100X100mm) Will print correctly resized to 70% if it's too big for you , under check in your slicer that the two parts stay free from each other (fdm)
-The edges of the "leaves" are profiled to transmit momentum more efficiently to the main axe and are more resilient than the flower; push them to rotate
-Fdm should add one or two support in the head behind the front teeth to secure them, if the model is scaled down.
-Lastly, I just remembered that some fdm machines may have some serious gaussing effect due to insufficient cooling, leading to the tip of the leaves pointing upward and the risk that the nozzle might exert a lever effect on the main axe and rip it off the plate. If you come across this problem, add supports under the leaves, the "tu