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Swim is a low-ranked C-Class hero of the Hero Association who dreams of one day joining Fubuki's Blizzard Group. Timid and unsure of herself, she still found the nerve to hunt for a bomb aboard a train, an ordeal that tested her resolve to keep going as a hero.

Race: Human
Rank: C-Class: Rank 390
Gender: Female
Status: Alive
Aspiration: Member of the Blizzard Group
English Va: Brianna Knickerbocker
Occupation: Hero
Affiliation: Hero Association
Anime Debut: OVA 5 (The Sisters Who Have Too Many Things Happening)
Japanese Va: Uki Satake
Manga Debut: Volume 11
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Appearance

Swim is a young girl whose cheeks carry a permanent flush, framed by short brown hair and matching brown eyes. Off duty she dresses in blue shorts and a blue shirt layered under a yellow sweater. Her hero getup swaps all that for a wetsuit paired with scuba goggles and a utility belt, and she carries a trident as her weapon of choice.

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Personality

Gentle and soft spoken, Swim struggles with confidence in her own heroics, yet she summoned enough courage to volunteer for the dangerous job of locating a bomb hidden on a train. The scare nearly pushed her to walk away from hero work altogether before she steadied herself and decided to press on. She idolizes Fubuki and holds onto the hope of earning a place among the Blizzard Group.

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History

Swim shared a train car with Genos and Fubuki when word of a bomb spread through the passengers. She stepped up to search for it, explaining to their doubtful looks that she too was a hero, if only C-Class. As Fubuki cleared the cars of people, Swim eventually located the device tucked inside a restroom stall. Panic set in as the train neared the station, but Fubuki cut off her frantic questions and pushed her to safety off the train.

The two crossed paths again afterward, and Swim thanked her rescuer before realizing she stood before the B-Class number one, the Hellish Blizzard. She confessed to sitting at the very bottom of the C-Class ranks, buckling under the weekly quotas, and often weighing whether to give up the work entirely, admitting she had felt useless during the crisis. Sensing an inferiority complex, Fubuki warmed to her, and she was caught off guard when Swim declared she wanted to keep going and someday serve under her in the Blizzard Group. Fubuki told the girl to raise the request again once she reached B-Class, and to address her as Boss Blizzard as all her members did.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Swim in One-Punch Man?

Swim is a low-ranked C-Class hero of the Hero Association who dreams of one day joining Fubuki's Blizzard Group. She is soft spoken and unsure of her own heroics, but she still stepped up to search for a bomb hidden on a train.

What rank is Swim in the Hero Association?

Swim holds C-Class Rank 390, placing her near the very bottom of the Hero Association's rankings. She often struggles to keep up with her weekly hero quotas at that level.

How did Swim find the bomb on the train?

Swim volunteered to search a train car for a hidden bomb after word spread among the passengers, including Genos and Fubuki. She located the device tucked inside a restroom stall before Fubuki got everyone to safety as the train reached the station.

What is Swim's goal as a hero?

Swim idolizes the B-Class hero Fubuki and hopes to one day earn a place in her group, the Blizzard Group. Fubuki told her to renew the request once she reaches B-Class.

What weapon does Swim use?

Swim wields a trident as her weapon of choice, paired with a wetsuit and scuba goggles as her hero costume. Her gear reflects her water-themed hero identity.

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