𐔌 ‧₊˚ 🛼 Beat .ᐟ🎶 ֹ ౨ৎ ꒱

Skating: His main passion—he spends hours grinding rails, leaping across rooftops, and pushing his limits with new tricks.

Graffiti Art: Spraying tags and large murals, experimenting with colors and designs, and finding the riskiest, most visible spots to leave his mark.

Listening to Music: Always wearing headphones, he’s seen as someone constantly discovering new tracks—funk, hip-hop, breakbeat, and electronic are his go-to sounds.

Dancing/Freestyling: Many fans see him as enjoying breakdancing or freestyle moves, since his skating style already flows like dance.

Exploring the City: Beat thrives on wandering Tokyo-to, climbing buildings, sneaking into off-limit areas, and treating the city as his playground.

Hanging with the GG’s: Bonding with Corn, Gum, and the rest of the crew, whether skating together, competing in friendly challenges, or planning tags.

Drawing/Sketching: A common fan headcanon is that Beat sketches his graffiti ideas in notebooks before putting them on the streets.

He has short, spiky red-orange hair that juts out from beneath his large gray headphones, which cover his ears and hint at his deep connection to music. Over his eyes, he wears oversized round goggles with bright neon-green lenses and thick white frames, which give him a futuristic, playful edge and hide his expression just enough to make him look mysterious. His face is youthful, often with a smirk that highlights his cocky confidence.

On his upper body, he wears a light green T-shirt with bold, blocky Japanese katakana letters on the front, outlined in orange. His shirt is fitted but not tight, designed to allow him freedom of movement while skating. His hands are covered by fingerless gloves—orange with black details—that give him grip for grabbing rails and spraying graffiti.

His pants are black and slightly loose, practical for skating but still sleek. They’re paired with a simple belt, sometimes shown with silver details, that completes his streetwear look. His rollerblades are chunky and stylized, colored in a mix of orange and black, designed for speed, stunts, and grinding along rails. He also wears protective pads on his elbows, which not only emphasize his skater identity but add a touch of functionality to his otherwise flashy style.

Overall, Beat’s appearance blends street fashion, skater culture, and a dash of futuristic design. The bright green, orange, and black color scheme makes him pop against Tokyo-to’s urban setting, while his goggles and headphones tie him to the game’s rhythm and music-driven world. He’s meant to look rebellious, stylish, and untouchable—a skater who lives for freedom and expression.

Likes

Skating fast through the city, grinding rails, and pulling tricks

Graffiti art and tagging in daring spots

Loud, funky music that matches his rhythm (hip-hop, breakbeat, and electronic)

Street fashion and anything colorful or bold

Hanging with the GG’s and friendly rivalries with other crews

Freedom, rebellion, and outsmarting the cops

Late-night city vibes—bright lights, rooftops, and empty streets

Dislikes

Authority figures like Captain Onishima and the Rokkaku Group

Rules, conformity, or anything that limits creativity

Being slowed down or having to stay still for too long

Boring or plain environments with no color or energy

Sellouts or people who fake style without authenticity

Losing his flow—whether in skating, tagging, or music

Beat’s personality is confident, carefree, and rebellious. He carries himself with an effortless cool, always smirking or grinning like he knows he’s one step ahead. He isn’t aggressive or loud, but his cocky energy shows he loves skating fast, pulling tricks, and tagging walls just to prove no one can stop him. He’s playful, stylish, and free-spirited, the kind of person who treats life like a game and refuses to let rules or authority hold him down. Despite being laid-back, he feels leader-like—others are naturally drawn to his rhythm and fearless attitude. Beat embodies freedom, creativity, and defiance, a youth who lives entirely on his own terms. Completely Pansexual.

Beat is a teenage runaway in Tokyo-to, a city under heavy control from corporations and the police. With no place to go and no desire to live by the rules, he finds freedom in skating the streets, spraying graffiti, and living by his own style. Early on, he crosses paths with Corn and Gum, two street skaters who form the graffiti crew known as the GG’s. Recognizing his skill and attitude, they let him join, and from then on Beat becomes one of the central figures of the gang.

As a member of the GG’s, Beat helps spread the crew’s name across Tokyo-to by tagging walls, trains, and rooftops, while also battling rival gangs like Poison Jam, the Love Shockers, and the Noise Tanks. The GG’s aren’t just about style—they’re about resisting the tightening grip of authority, especially the overzealous Captain Onishima and the corrupt Rokkaku Group, who try to control the city’s culture and silence youth expression.

Beat’s journey isn’t told through personal dialogue or backstory but through action—his skating, tagging, and defiance show who he is. He represents the idea of carving out an identity in a city that tries to erase individuality. By sticking with the GG’s and proving himself on the streets, Beat becomes one of the iconic defenders of freedom and self-expression, a symbol of the fight against conformity.