Dana 'Ethic' Washington

Ever try to force something...when the stuff I drew for Synapse got rejected, I got obsessed for getting Synapse in and so I found myself forcing things a bit. I figured it might ba a good idea to come up with something new that could be "fun" to do. SO here it is...a possible replacement for Synapse

And before I do her story, I know I have other people in the incubator...but they were part of one world so...if I am gonna put Synapse away from Void then they have to be put up too.

Name: Dana "Ethic" Washington
Age: 19
Birthplace: Dyersburg,Tn
Weapon:Basketball mixed with Capoeira
Story
Dana was born into a single parent home. She learned at an early age that if you were gonna do something to "do it with all your might!" Her mother worked hard to provide for her & her two siblings. She got the nickname "Ethic" due to her hard work in whatever she did.
She took martial arts classes at the local Y for most of her growing years. At the Y is where she meet her first true love...basketball.She say some guys playing and wanted to get in...but due to her being a girl...she was told she couldn't "hang" Mixing her years of Capoeira skills with learning ball handling skills and other basketball essentials she became a true player with flair. Eventually, she gets noticed by coach James McGee from Void University. With all of the fighting goin on...it's hard to actually get good players for a girl's basketball team. He watched her over her high school years and how she grew in skill eventhough she couldn't use her "real" skills on the court. He offered her a full scholarship to Void U
She also goes to Void City to challenge(at some point) Toolio because she has heard that he is the one to beat in b-ball in Void City....SO here she is.

Powers:
She has an ironclan work ethic and a heart to go when others stop or get tired. She also has developed her own fighting style called basketbrawl.

Oh and before you ask...Dyersburg is a real town...it's where I grew up....so there is a factiod for ya...it was in a song by Arrested Development called Tennessee.