Maximus Akiak was a typical athletically-inclined kid from Day 1. Born in Alaska of the country and raised by a single father, he started playing football at age 12.
Idolizing a professional footballer by the name of Earl Ironhorn, he quickly became addicted to the routine of eating and working out that has built the body he boasts today.
When he revealed his intentions of ‘going pro’ to the tribe leader, the elder timber wolfman was disappointed as he’d intended to hand the role of tribe chief to Max but when he saw how fiercely the young beastman had fixated on his goals, he slowly came around.
Max moved to the Pacific Northwest just before high school and played offensive tackle for junior varsity and then varsity. His comparatively large body mass helped him to perform well above average until he accidentally injured another player his senior year.
When he joined his college football team the next year, he switched his position to defensive lineman. He plays professionally now for the Ironbeasts.
Aside from football and weightlifting Max has a passion for camping and hiking, anything to get him out of the hectic city and back into the calm of the wild. One of his favorite trips was taken with his friend Julian during college, the two trekking into the mountainous regions during summer break.
Like a typical masculine beastman, Max enjoys action movies as well as superhero, horror, and comedy genres and tends to go out with a group of buds to see one. Unlike a typical masculine beastman, he doesn’t actually own a television.