Jet Set Radio How Long To Beat

Beat (ビート, Biito) is a 17 yr old Rudie living in Tokyo-to as a member and founder of the GG'southward. He is a playable character and overall protagonist in the Jet Set Radio series, as well as the games mascot.

Appearance

Shell wears an orangish shirt bearing the katakana of his name (ビート), blackness/bluish long pants, sunglasses(or goggles) with neon dark-green lenses that appear to accept audio waves going through them, black fingerless gloves, and big greyness headphones. His pilus is burgundy brown and very brusk, and his skates are mainly yellowish and orange with neon green wheels. The back of his shirt has a stylised blackness record symbol on it.

In game, he wears a gray wrist device on his left arm.

Personality

He is a laid back and level headed Rudie who ran abroad from abode and helped found the GG's. Beat loves to skate and is okay with breaking the police force and is originally from the town of Fukuoka. Beat spends his time skating around fighting for turf with the rival gangs of Tokyo-to, marking his territory with graffiti and annihilating others' tags. As graffiti is an deed of vandalism and is punishable past police force, this attracts the attention of Police Captain Onishima and the South.W.A.T. team, who relentlessly pursue Vanquish and his friends.

Trademark Graffiti

Beat - Beat the Clock

Beat'south Minor Graffiti. It features his stylized silhouette standing in a xanthous glow, with a spray can at the gear up.

Beat out - Trounce This

Beat'south Big Graffiti. Kanji and Hiragana in a slate blue, popped out with shading and texture and piled atop another.

KABUKI JAM - Theater of Sound

Beat's Extra-Large Graffiti. An Ukiyo-e inspired graffiti, with a stylish Kabuki spraying down neon green hiragana near a blue mist.

Office in Jet Set Radio

Beat is unlocked from the start and is the character used in the Tutorial. At the showtime of the game, he completes challenges set for him past Gum and Corn to convince them to join his gang, the GG'southward. When not being played as, he hangs out in the middle of the Garage near Pots and Mew.

At the start of Chapter 2 in the International versions, Crush challenges Combo to a race for the right to bring together the GGs. After Combo beats him, Shell states that Combo did better than he expected and agrees to assistance out Combo and Cube with their trouble regarding the Aureate Rhinos, request Philharmonic what the state of affairs is. Beat's role is minimal for the rest of the game.

In the Jet Crush race for Shibuya-cho, Trounce is the chosen CPU competitor.

Appearances in Other Games

Trounce's appears in his Jet Set Radio design in two games outside of the Jet Set Radio series itself.

Sega Superstars Lawn tennis

Shell is a playable character in this Sega lawn tennis game. His pattern is taken from the original Jet Set Radio. Beat's Superstar motion has Combo grind on the internet of the tennis courtroom while spray painting on the opponent's side. The paint trips up Beat's opponent, and distracts them from the game.

Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity

Beat does not appear as a playable character in the game. But he does brand a small cameo appearance forth with Glue in the xc'due south boulevard circuit, in a Jet Set Radio sign.

Sonic & All-Stars Racing: Transformed

Beat is playable in the sequel to Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing.This time, rather than his machine from the last game, he rides a quadbike. He also appears as 2 unlockable stickers, obtained for getting a podium finish in every Grand Prix tournament on Expert difficulty or winning an event on Graffiti City while playing as him. His All-Star item, when activated, creates an aura from speakers that slow downwardly the opponents nearby. His All-Star theme is a remix of Grace and Celebrity.

In consequence 45 of Sonic Universe, Beat also appears in a comic based on this game aslope other iconic SEGA characters.

Samurai & Dragons

Beat is one of the many Sega characters to brand a small cameo appearance equally a card.

Sonic Forces

There is an unlockable Beat costume for the Avatar character which can also be downloaded for costless.

Sega Heroes

Beat was added to the game on October 15th, 2022. To unlock him, the histrion would need to achieve 25 Crush shards. Beat out was classified as a Rare Support Hero.

Super Monkey Ball: Assistant Mania

Beat out makes an appearance in the game as a playable character. When the player selects him, the bananas in the levels are replaced with graffiti sprays. He lacks phonation lines, nonetheless.

In-Game Statistics

Jet Set Radio

Beat out's Maximum Health, Cans Held, and Starting Graffiti Challenge

Ability	Very High
Technique	Higher up Boilerplate
Graffiti	High~

An underline notates this rudie's highest skill.
~ He can hold a maximum of 20 Spray Cans. His Graffiti Challenge begins with Downwardly.
He does the Acrid Soul, Back Slide, and Unity Grinds. His backwards Grinds are the Ally-oop Miz and Soyal.
His Air tricks are the Flight Kite and Method Back Flip. His Half-Pipe Air tricks are the Misty Flip and Judo Back Flip 180. His backwards Air tricks are the Method and 720. His Backwards Half-Pipe Air tricks are the 540 and Abstract 540.

Trivia

Beat appears on the covers of both Jet Set Radio games.
In his debut in the Sega Superstars serial (Sega Superstars: Tennis), he appears in his Jet Set Radio attire, while in Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing, he appears in his Jet Ready Radio Time to come attire. However, in Sonic & All-Stars Racing: Transformed, he has switched back to his original Jet Prepare Radio costume. It'due south therefore possible the plan is to just switch designs in every new game in the series.
In each game where Beat has his original look, he'south available since the beginning of the game, whereas when he wears his Future attire, he is an unlockable grapheme. This includes the Jet Fix Radio games themselves.
He does like tricks as Cube and the Dissonance Tanks, but instead of the Unity Grind that he and the Noise Tanks take, Cube does the Full Torque.
Shell and the Noise Tanks have the exact same Grinds and Airs.

Source: https://jetsetradio.fandom.com/wiki/Beat