Age: 30 (born 5/8/88)
Hair Color: Varies. Frequently dyed unnatural colors, most often blue or purple.
Eye Color: Brown
Height: 5'4"
Weight: 116lbs
Entrance music: "Fighter", Sumo Cyco
Alignment: Face
Nationality: Canadian
Fighting Style: High flying brawler/scrapper
Finishing move/s:
--Swann Song
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Marches to the beat of her own drummer. She has a clearly developed sense of what she considers "right" and "wrong", and she will without reservation stand up for what she believes in and alongside whoever she feels is doing right by the world, and will just as eagerly stand up to oppose anything and anyone that runs counter to that. She tends to win audiences over with boundless energy, an outgoing spirit, gritty determination and a never-say-die attitude. She has been referred to as "the Energizer Bunny of Wrestling", owing to an almost preternatural ability to absorb punishment and still find a way to rally back into a match. While she doesn't always win every battle that she picks, one thing is certain: if you face AJ Swann, you will know you've been in a fight before it's over.
History:
AJ is the daughter of a single mother, the bass player of an alt rock band. She's never met her father--and to be truthful, her mother isn't one hundred percent sure she knows who he might be, either. (LOTS of groupies in those days.) She grew up on the road, traveling up and down the pacific northwest, her home a tour bus. Surrounded as she was by such free spirited, artistic folks, it is perhaps hardly surprising that AJ would grow up to be a devout non-conformist with an intense dislike for all forms of authority. It's also perhaps not surprising that such an individualistic young child might draw a lot of attention from other kids, not all of it good. And so AJ quickly learned how to take care of herself.
When she was 10, her mother finally left the band, settling down back home in Vancouver--where she met a man who would eventually becomes AJ's adopted father. Unlike most of the men in her mother's life to that point, who either ignored AJ or talked down to her and treated her like a child, he treated her as a person--and as a result, he and AJ bonded almost instantly. That man was a modestly successful independent professional wrestler, and soon Swann started learning the trade from him.
