Wagwan! Alexandre desu. After seeing the first part, we can see the evolution of the artist where this time there are more human traits in the main figures, however, some memories of his earlier works remain, such as the use of the hammer. This time, instead of using different colors to represent the interaction between races, he used white such as blank canvas or to represent the supremacy of the Caucasian race in world capitalism. On the left side we have the representation of the 1% and on the right side the working class who, as shown, through various attempts to change working conditions and wages, the1% always come out on top, using resources such as corruption, pressure groups and bureaucracies created by them. In the end, it tries to demonstrate that only the socialist utopia is the solution to today's problems, more specifically by the wage gap.

Or that a small hammer does damage, but a big hammer does more.