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Seed Shelf

A **Seed Shelf** keeps seeds off the floor.

## Usage

Instead of leaving them in a Seeds (Stockpile) (where Animals will find it easy to eat them), Clanfolk may choose to keep Seeds in a Seed Shelf. This will also allow more seeds to be stored on each tile. Each slot of the shelf will store a single seed type by the same type could be stored in more than one slot.

## Acquisition

Once the prerequisites have been met the player can place a blueprint on the Map, leading to a Clanfolk member with sufficient Building Skills Priority collecting the Ingredients and going to build the Seed Shelf.
Noise Tanks

dedtoot hates them lmao

Their glasses are implied to be night vision goggles as they use them to navigate in the dark. They record all kinds of sounds from all over the city using the tape recorders on their bodies. Using their knowledge on electricity, they often like to use electricial facilites to cause havoc and panic.

As the Japanese JSR site puts it, their modulated voices eerily echo through the night on the streets of Benten-cho.

## Statistic

Style: Graffiti type

Power: High

Technique: Low to mid

Graffiti:High

Max number of spray cans: 50

## Trivia

* Back in the day, IGN created a guide for Jet Grind Radio that featured some bizarre creative liberties regarding character descriptions. Their description reads:"The Noise tanks rule in Benten-Cho the city of the night. The Noise Tanks are rooted in electronic digital Breakdancing, Graffiti and Cyberpunk. They are a new post Otaku mutation of man and machine, incorporating the latest hi-technology into their minds and outfits. The whole gang is run electronically and operates solely in the darkness of night. To finance the gangs operation they sell pirated software."

## References

* https://web.archive.org/web/20010430045013/http://jet.dricas.ne.jp/ntank.htm (translated in DeepL)

1. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20060517091230/http://guidesarchive.ign.com/guides/13512/gangs.html
Plank Stack

A **Plank Stack** is a place to store Planks.

## Usage

* Storage of Planks on a Plank Stack potentially allows the Timbery to operate quicker as the Clanfolk member doing the conversions can avoid needing to walk to product.
* Compared to just using Stockpiles a Plank Stack allows a sixfold increase in Planks per tile. 300 total compared to 50.

## Acquisition

After manufacturing Planks at a Timbery Clanfolk will gain the ability to construct a Plank Stack, the player need only place the blueprint on the Map, found in the Storage section of the Objects menu. When someone with sufficient Building Skills Priority takes on the task they will collect the required Logs, etc. and build the Plank Stack.
Twine

**Twine** is a crafting ingredient.

## Usage

Many Objects, and some Buildings, make use of Twine in their construction.

Objects built with Twine

Buildings built with Twine

## Acquisition

With the creation of their first Stone Hoe the Clanfolk gain the ability to make Twine at a Work Zone (or Work Bench). Straw will be collected by a Clanfolk member with sufficient Crafting Skills Priority and it will be turned into Twine. If the player sets an Auto Supply the Clanfolk will try and keep a minimum count in the colony Inventory. (NB This doesn't guarantee the required Straw.)

 Raw Wool •  Clean Wool •  Wool Hank •  Wool Cloth •  Plaid Cloth
 Fur Cloak •  Fur Hat •  Fur Tunic •  Leather Bottoms •  Leather Tunic
 Wool Cloak •  Wool Hat •  Wool Shirt •  Wool Tunic •  Plaid

Items
JSR and JSRF Character Statistics

## Stats

In the franchise of Jet Set Radio, the player characters are given in-game statistics which effect how they perform on certain levels of their respective game. Certain character will be best suited for specific objectives, or simply through personal preference. Likewise, specific characters will be encountered during or right before said levels to fulfill that role. However, choosing them is optional.

## JSR Stats

In the original Jet Set Radio, player characters have three main stats that effect gameplay.

**Power**

**Technique**

**Graffiti**

## JSRF Stats

Jet Set Radio Future expands upon character stats by creating 7 different stats per character. These stats include similar ones to that of the original Jet Set Radio, such as Stamina equating to JSR's Power, spray can quota, and the inclusion of Graffiti however, JSRF graffiti stat serves a different function.

**Stamina** - Presented by a bar length. The length which how much the bar is initially full determines how much health the character has.

**G - Stamina** - The length of the gauge that appears when the player character or enemy is sprayed on. The higher the G-Stamina, the longer the player is likely to last in Tag-battles (make page pg of Tb).

**Graffiti** - How fast the player character can spray down graffiti. The higher this parameter is, the faster you can move while spraying L- and XL-size graffiti without leaving gaps.

**Acceleration** - The amount of time it takes for the player character to reach their top speed.

**Cornering** - How easy it is to make tight turns. If high, you are able to turn with a small radius, both on the ground and in the air. It is useful during when racing in narrow areas.

**Grind** - How easily the player character latches onto poles and rails to grind. The higher this is, the more tolerance there is when jumping onto a rail – even if you’re slightly misaligned, you will still be able to grind on it.

**Spray cans** - The number of spray cans the player character can hold.

## References

Special thanks to Jamie\_S on the JSR Archive discord for translating the (Jap) Jsrf Guide book.
Wet Peat Brick

**Wet Peat Bricks** are used to create Dry Peat Bricks.

## Usage

No direct use exists for Wet Peat Brick but if allowed to dry they become Dry Peat Bricks; which may used as fuel (in Tiled Peat Stoves) or when building Thatch Roof and/or Peat Wall. The drying takes about a day and is set back by rain.

## Acquisition

With at least one Peat Spade in the colony Inventory, eitherSimple or Iron, the player can order Harvest Peat Jobs in Peat Bogs. When Clanfolk take up the job they will collect a spade, walk to the bog, and collect Wet Peat Bricks.

 Raw Wool •  Clean Wool •  Wool Hank •  Wool Cloth •  Plaid Cloth
 Fur Cloak •  Fur Hat •  Fur Tunic •  Leather Bottoms •  Leather Tunic
 Wool Cloak •  Wool Hat •  Wool Shirt •  Wool Tunic •  Plaid

Items
Quern

A **Quern** is part of the Bread making process.

## Usage

Instead of using Oat Grain to feed Animals the player may wish to have the Clanfolk use it in Bread making, a Quern serves to start that process. With enough Grain and a Sack available the player may direct Clanfolk to make Oat Flour.

Once they are unlocked, the following items can be crafted at the Quern.
Crafting time corresponds to a Clanfolk Member with cooking level 0 and neutral Work Speed.

IdleIn Use
## Acquisition

After Clanfolk have built a Kitchen they can be directed to build a Quern on the Map. Once all the Ingredients are in the colony supply a Clanfolk member with sufficient Building Skills Priority will collect those Ingredients and go build the Quern.
Rules for writing articles

This is a rough list of rules of what can and can't be included in article on this wiki.

List will include new additions in the future and will be improved.

### General do's and don'ts

* You can use the articles from the old JSR wiki as a base for a new article, just edit it and remove any misinformation it includes.
* Provide sources to your information, be it a game quote, magazine scan or information from the guidebook. Even if it's common fandom knowledge, sources are needed.
* Information that is taken from spin-off games can be included too.
* JSR\JSRF games have tons of untranslated Japanese exclusive information and if you include those, include where it was translated or who made the translation and where you got it from.
* Don't put together JSR information into JSRF articles and vice versa, unless it's to make a comparision or point out an homage(e.g. both JSR and JSRF include a location with a lot of cats). While some facts between the games are shared, a lot of them contradict each other. Read this for more details.
* As of now, some character pages are **locked** for regular users to prevent vandalism and put in only the proven and correct information.
Yo-Yo

(Warning! The provided artwork is an edit. It will be replaced when official high quality artwork is available.)

### Likes

Counterfeit brands

**Yo-Yo (**ヨーヨー) is is a 16 year old Rudie and a member of the GG's. He is a playable character and member of the GG's in Jet Set Radio.

## Appearance

Yo-Yo wears a lime green hoodie featuring his name in black and yellow katakana on the front and a yellow icon on his back, a stylized mascot like version of him shaped in the hiragana(よ/yō), as well as baggy black pants with a loose belt. His skates are a very dark shade of blue with a yellow arrow pattern, wheels in more of a navy blue color, and green thrusters. From under his hood, orange hair is visible, as well as his rectangular sunglasses, white with red lenses.

## History

After completing the Noise Reduction mission, Yo-Yo challenges the GG's to a race in Benten-cho. After he's beaten, Yo-Yo join the GG's and becomes a playable character. His role in the game is minimal.

## Dialogue

### Jet Set Radio dialogue

"Think you can follow my run?"

"Yo! You're up against me next! Whoever spray paints first is DA MAN!"

"Yo! I'll join you!"

### Jet Set Radio GBA dialogue

"Ha ha! Bunch of slow pokes! I heard you guys were good, you don't look so great to me. See if you can beat me to the tag!"

"Wow, i guess i shouldn't have been going easy on you! I'll hang with your crew for now."

## Personality

Yo-Yo is described as a liar who likes counterfeit brands, implying him to be a deceptive person. He likes to say "yo" a lot when performing tricks and likes to do spins in the air, showing an energetic him.

## Stats

Style: Graffiti type

Power: Low to mid

Technique: High

Graffiti: High

Max number of spray cans: 15

## Tricks

### Grind Tricks

###### Front technique

Soul\Farside Soul

Royal\Backside Royal

Makio\Farside Makio

###### Ally-Oop technique

Ally-Oop Soul\Farside Ally-Oop

Ally-Oop Makio

Farside Ally-Oop Makio

### Air Tricks

###### Front flip

720

360(Backwards)

Method Backflip(Backwards)

###### Half-pipe technique

900

1260(Backwards)

180(Backwards)

## Gallery

Art that can be found on the official Japanese JSR website in the game ranking page.
## Trivia

* While Yo-Yo looks chubby, a page from Famitsu Xbox featuring JSRF character design trivia, when talking about Yo-Yo's redesign reveals that is not the case, and it's the puffy hoodie that makes this impression.

## References

1. ↑ Information taken from the Jet Set Radio Perfect Guide. Tranlation source: https://6eat.tumblr.com/post/102415841903
2. ↑ https://archive.org/details/famitsuxbox200207/page/41/mode/2up (page 43, translated in Google Translate)
Paint Can

Paint cans are main collectibles in Jet Set Radio and Jet Set Radio Future, they can provide paint for the graffitis or restore health.

## Usage

There are three types of cans in Jet Set Radio and Jet Set Radio Future:

* Yellow Can - used for collecting paint for the graffiti.
* Blue Can - used for collecting paint for the graffiti, worth 5 cans.
* Health Can - used to restore health.

In Jet Set Radio Future, collecting 10 cans will allow the player to boost. Health cans can still be picked up even at full health in JSR, but this has been fixed in JSRF.

## Role

In Jet Set Radio Future, Gum describes the Paint Cans as the 'Soul of the Street' in actuality and that you 'can't do graffiti if you got no soul'. Only certain people can see them, and since Gum calls one 'that thing spinning around there' it can be assumed those who can, see them the same way the player does on-screen.

## Gallery

Yellow can in JSRBlue can in JSRHealth can in JSR
Tokyo

Tokyo is the setting of Jet Set Radio Future, Unlike the original Jet Set Radio's Tokyo-to, the setting here takes on a more futuristic/contemporary setting. Maps in this game are designed as more of a free-roaming platform, are much larger, and less linear.

Tokyo (トーキョーと) is based on the real life capital of Japan, Tokyo (東京). In the Japanese version, they are further distanced by the way their names are written, Tokyo in the game is written in the Katakana alphabet, while the real life Tokyo is written with Kanji characters.  In the Official Xbox Magazine #2, it was referred to as 'Neo-Tokyo'.

(DESCRIBE CITY HERE). It is unclear what year this Tokyo is set in as there is evidence suggesting it can be 1999, 2024 or even 2004.

At the beginning of the game, Tokyo is ruled by the Rokkaku Group, a large conglomerate with Gouji Rokkaku as its chairman. Their power not only affects Tokyo's economy but also it's culture and society. They manipulate as they see fit. They even bought the police force and are changing the laws to suit themselves.

List of Levels:

* Garage
* Dogenzaka Hill
* Shibuya Terminal
* Chuo Street
* Rokkaku-dai Heights
* 99th Street
* Tokyo Underground Sewage Facility
* The Bottom Point of Sewage Facility
* Hikage Street
* Kibogaoka Hill
* Skyscraper Districtand Pharaoh Park
* Highway Zero
* The Future Site of Rokkaku Expo Stadium
* Sky Dinosaurian Square
* Fortified Residental Zone
* The Site of Tokyo Line
* Gouji's Tower

## References

1. ↑ https://jsrfcomrestoration.github.io/JSRFdotcom/tokyo.htm
2. ↑ https://jsrfcomrestoration.github.io/JSRFdotcom/index\_j.html
3. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20050312033603/http://www.xbox.com/en-US/jetsetradiofuture/default.htm
Japanese text translated with DeepL.
Unprinted Grind City Comic

"Unprinted Grind City Comic" as it's unofficially called, is an unprinted Jet Set Radio comic, made by the crew of Sonic the Comic. It's 5 pages long and features Cube, Combo and Coin, detailing the events they faced there together up to Cube and Combo coming to Tokyo-to. The comic was unreleased and unknown until being posted on the STCOnline Tumblr blog by the crew themselves, it only came to the point of being penciled and inked before presumably being rejected by Sega. The pages were drawn by Zak Simmonds-Hurn.

While it is technically not canon for being unpublished, one could interpret it as canon if they wish to do so, as it expands on the already explained events of Grind City in the game and doesn't contradict anything.

The original post can be seen here
Pink no Shijin

Pink no Shijin is an extremly minor character who only appeared in the original Jet Set Radio. The only thing that is known about him, is that he is DJ Professor K's informant from Benten-cho. His only plot significance is that he was the first person that reported about the Devil's Contract.

## Trivia

* In one of the unused DJ Professor K voice lines, he was referred as the Poet in Pink.
Jet Set Radio Evolution

Jet Set Radio Evolution is a rejected game pitch by Dinosaur Games in 2017, made after Sony expressed interest in a new Jet Set Radio game to show off at GDC 2017. It was turned down by Sega and only artwork, models and a visual proof of concept was made, the team were planning to make a fully playable prototype if Sega greenlit the project. It is the second known attempt to make a new Jet Set Radio game after Jet Set Radio Future, and the first known pitch after the Wii pitch was turned down. Building the city and the whole animation process was done in one week. The VPOC features Beat and Gum grinding and dancing around a futuristic render of Tokyo, also featuring Rokkaku Robots, with a design inspired by Roboy. It is also worth noting this pitch takes inspiration from Jet Set Radio Future, while the Wii pitch took more inspiration from Jet Set Radio.

## Visual Proof of Concept Credits

* Jesse Sosa - Art Direction, Character Design, Character Models, Environment Art
* Travis Tharrett - Animation, Rigging
* Doug Kavanagh - Environment Art
* Flavio Villalva - VFX, Character Shaders
* Cristiano da Silva - Lighting

## Sources

* Visual Proof of Concept
* Jet Set Radio Evolution on ArtStation
Trading Post

A **Trading Post** is required for Traders to visit the Player's Clanfolk.

## Usage

As long as the Post is not set to *Hidden* there is a chance of Traders from other Clans visiting the player's Clanfolk to trade Animals and/or other Items. Any such Traders will wait for much of the day, with the amount for trade dependant on their Clan Reputation.

Having the Post outside and exposed to the elements can lead to a low Satisfaction of any Traders. Putting the Post inside a Room with Decorations and a fire, could improve their Satisfaction.

## Acquisition

After constructing a Vacancy Sign the Clanfolk may construct a Trading Post. Once the order is given by the player one of the Clanfolk with sufficient Building Skills Priority will start taking the require Ingredients to the location and then build the Post.
Poison Jam

Poison Jam are one of the rival gang in Jet Set Radio, and are a consistant threat to the GG's, along with the Noise Tanks.

## Appearance

Poison Jam's outfits in Jet Set Radio mimic a Godzilla-style reptilian creature, with its head serving as a mask which covers the head and face, using the mouth as an opening, and appear to be numbered. They further add to their monster theme with scaled gloves fashioned to look like claws. They wear grey coveralls with one strap, and have the legs cut off just below the knee, under which they sport a dark green t-shirt with the kanji 毒 on the shoulder.

## History

In Jet Set Radio, Poison Jam runs the Kogane-Cho area, spray painting their terrorizing graffiti. The GG's rush in to take their territory. If done so many times, Poison Jam fills the GG's headquarters with frogs. The frogs eventually leave on their own as the story progresses. The Poison Jam gets kidnapped after the Tag Battle by a black limousine. They are not heard from again until near the end of the game, where their masks are gone, and they are under mind control of the Golden Rhinos. After being defeated, they tell the GG's all of Goji's plan. They are mentioned once more in the epilogue as being back on the streets in full health.

## Statistic

Style: Technique type

Power: Mid

Technique: Low to mid

Graffiti:Mid

Max number of spray cans: 20

## Gallery

Poison Jam LogoPoison Jam concept art from Jet Set Radio Documentary: The Rude Awakening
## Trivia

* Jet Grind Radio Manual matter-of-factly states they can talk to cats and crows. While the Japanese JSR site questions if they can talk to cats, crows and other stray animals at all.
* Perhaps in an attempt to recreate the classic sci-fi horror films, they kidnapped a beautiful lady, only to realize it was a mannequin all along at the very end.
* Back in the day, IGN created a guide for Jet Grind Radio that featured some bizarre creative liberties regarding character descriptions. Their description reads:"The Poison Jams rule Kogane-Cho the city of the sunset. No one has ever seen the true identity of the Poison Mask gang members. The Poison Masks are the most feared gang in to Tokyo due to their frightening facemasks that are designed to conceal their identity and intimidate the other gang members. They took the idea of the monster masks from cult 1960's Japanese devil monster flicks."

## Reference

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://segaretro.org/index.php?title=File:Jet\_Grind\_Radio\_DC\_US\_Manual.pdf&page=7
2. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20010723091452/http://jet.dricas.ne.jp/pjam.htm Japanese text translated in DeepL
3. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20060517091230/http://guidesarchive.ign.com/guides/13512/gangs.html
Wool Dressing

A **Wool Dressing** is a place for Clanfolk to process Wool.

## Usage

With Raw Wool in supply a Clanfolk member with sufficient Clothes Skills Priority may process the Raw Wool into Clean Wool at a Wool Dressing.

Once they are unlocked, the following items can be crafted at the Wool Dressing.
Crafting time corresponds to a Clanfolk Member with Clothes level 0 and neutral Work Speed.

IdleIn Use
## Acquisition

After the Clanfolk have met all pre-requisites (Raw Wool, Planks, Branches, Nails and Straw) the player may place a Blueprint for a Wool Dressing on the Map. Once all the required Ingredients are in the colony supply a Clanfolk member with sufficient Building Skills Priority will collect those ingredients and build the Wool Dressing.
Pots

(Warning! The provided artwork is an edit. It will be replaced when official high quality artwork is available.)

### Gender

Male

woof

## Statistic

Style: Graffiti type

Power: Low

Technique: Mid to High

Graffiti:Low

Max number of spray cans: 7

## Trivia

* Pots is based on the graphic designer Yusuke Ichikawa's family dog Kotaro, at the time, a one year old Boston Terrier. His acrobatics and movements are based on his other dog, Goemon, a 13 year old Shih Tzu.

## References

1. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20010420002027/http://jet.dricas.ne.jp/cgi-bin/jet/diary.cgi
Japanese text translated with DeepL.
Straw Door

A **Straw Door** allows Clanfolk to get through a wall.

## Usage

Throughout the year, but especially during Winter, the player will want to create areas protected from the elements (snow, rain, Temperature) and Doors will allow access to those areas. If an area of the Map is completely enclosed by walls and has a roof it gets designated as a room that will provide benefits (or detriments) to the mood of any inhabitants. A Door is needed to prevent Clanfolk being trapped inside (or outside) a room.

Straw Doors (like most other doors) have 7 Lock levels to allow different groups of Clanfolk or Animals.

NB. Apart from the Straw Curtain, all Doors are *"airtight"* and so will help retain heat in a room if used as an external door.

## Acquisition

After the Clanfolk construct a Thresher the player can place blueprints for a Straw Door on the Map, typically in the gap between Walls (although if the Door is placed on top of an existing Wall or Wall blueprint, the Wall will be deconstructed, or the blueprint cancelled). With the required components in supply a Clanfolk member with sufficient Buildings Skills Priority will collect them and go build the Door.
Jet Set Radio Future

EU

***Jet Set Radio Future*** (JSRF ジェットセットラジオフューチャー, also officially known as JSRF: Jet Set Radio Future) is the second game in the series. It is not a sequel but rather an alternate universe retelling of the mostly same story with a different identity.

## Sega GT 2002/Jet Set Radio Future

* US
* EU

### Release date

October 15, 2002 (US)
October 30, 2002 (EU)

### Genre

Compilation

The game was later re-released packed alongside another Xbox exclusive Sega game, Sega GT 2002. The version included in the compilation is identical to the solo release of the game. The game does not have an "official" name and was not released in Japan. It was bundled with Xbox systems and not sold separately and was a lot more widespread than the solo copies of the respective games as a result. It would also lack a box in the European bundles of the console and the game. It is the only re-release of the game to date.

Aside from the games included, it also features videos of other games, including:

* Blinx the Time Sweeper
* Buffy the Vampire Slayer
* Mech Assault
* Panzer Dragoon Orta
* Shenmue II
* Transworld Snow
* Xbox Live

## Plot

Jet Set Radio Future is set in a futuristic Tokyo, Japan, where a street gang known as the GG's fight over for control against street rival gangs, and the big and powerful corporation known as the Rokkaku Group, led by Gouji Rokkaku. The Rokkaku Group is attempting to seize control of Tokyo by force and convert it to a totalitarian police state.

The game initially puts the player in control of YoYo, an aspiring member of the GG's, who has to pass a series of simple tests to join, essentially forming a tutorial for the player. Once this is complete, the player is free to explore Tokyo and start the fight against the Rokakku Group and rival gangs as either YoYo, Corn or Gum, and play as up to 21 other unlockable characters throughout the game.

## Trivia

* At one point, it was meant to be called *Jet Grind Radio Future* in the US, similar to how the first game was localized as *Jet Grind Radio*.

## References

1. ↑ https://segaretro.org/Press\_release:\_2001-03-29:\_Sega\_and\_Microsoft\_Team\_Up\_for\_Strategic\_Xbox\_Alliance
2. ↑ https://segaretro.org/Jet\_Set\_Radio\_Future#Development
Mister Osaki

Mister Osaki is a one-off joke character that is only present in Jet Set Radio.

## History

He is first mentioned in a cutscene that plays after beating Graffiti High, where he writes a letter to the Jet Set Radio radiostation about his cockroach infestation problem. DJ Professok K, after reading the letter, jokingly responds to it with an advice to burn his house down.

His next and final mention is in the cutscene that plays after beating Explosion. This cutscene reveals that Osaki actually listened to the advice and burned down his house, for which he get's rightfully mocked by DJ K.

## Trivia

* The letter has two sides, one seen in the cutscene and one unseen, both sides can be seen closer by ripping the textures.
* The same letter texture is used for both of the cutscenes, but only the address side is visible.

## Gallery

The side of the letter seen in the cutscenes. It says "Tokyo-To Jet Set Radio Station. Osaki"The other unseen side of the letter, only viewable via texture ripping. It says "There are a lot of cockroaches in my house. What Should I do?"
## References

Special thanks for @kikiCPU on Twitter for translating the letters.
JSRF Street Action Adventure Comics - Beat vs. Corn

JSRF Street Action Adventure Comics - Beat vs. Corn is a free comic, given to promote Jet Set Radio Future in Japan. As such, it's only available in Japanese.

## Trivia

* Beat wears green goggles instead of his usual white ones in this comic, this design was also seen in the E3 2001 teaser and its associated screenshots.
* The render of Cube used on the advertisement for the game uses her beta design, this design has been used in various other pre-release printings and even the back of the Japanese game box.

## References

* Swaggy — JSRF: Street Action Adventure Comics, Beat vs Corn (tumblr.com)
* https://twitter.com/JSR\_Archives/
Shibuya-cho

A city in the south of Tokyo-to, described as "the city of daylight". It is home turf to the GGs & the Love Shockers.

This is the first city you play in-game.

## Trivia

* Shibuya-cho was redesigned very late in development. Currently, nothing about the old Shibuya has been discovered.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.usgamer.net/articles/jet-set-radio-20-year-anniversary-sega-feature-interview
Wood Ash

**Wood Ash** is a crafting ingredient involved in Fertilizer and Leather production.

## Usage

* Wood Ash is used at a Compost to produce Fertilizer. Each Sack of Fertilizer requires 15 Wood Ash.
* An Ash Wash will use Wood Ash to clean Dry Hides, which yields Ashed Hides, leading to Leather. Up to 10 Dry Hides can be washed at a time using 10 Wood Ash.
* Plains Traders may buy Wood Ash from the players Clan.

## Acquisition

* Wood Ash will be obtained as a by-product of Charcoal production.
* The player can also direct Clanfolk to create it directly by burning Bark at a Charcoal Kiln.
* Forest Traders may sell Wood Ash to the players Clan at 1 star Reputation.

 Raw Wool •  Clean Wool •  Wool Hank •  Wool Cloth •  Plaid Cloth
 Fur Cloak •  Fur Hat •  Fur Tunic •  Leather Bottoms •  Leather Tunic
 Wool Cloak •  Wool Hat •  Wool Shirt •  Wool Tunic •  Plaid

Items
Jet Set Radio

* US
* EU
* JP
* SA

Jet Set Radio (also known as Jet Grind Radio in America) is the first game in the series, the game that started it all. It was developed by Smilebit, and published by Sega, the game primarily features rollerblade skating, doing tricks, doing graffiti and running from the police.

## De La Jet Set Radio

* JP
* Dreamcast Direct

### Release date

January 1, 2001 (Dreamcast Direct)
October 18, 2001
March 6, 2003 (DriKore)

## De La Jet Set Radio

De La Jet Set Radio is a special Japanese re-release of Jet Set Radio that adds all the additional features in the US release of Jet Set Radio.

## Jet Set Radio HD

* PSN
* PC
* X360
* iOS
* Android

### Platform

PlayStation 3
Windows
Xbox 360
PlayStation Vita
iOS
Android

### Release date

September 18, 2012 (PS3 US)
September 19, 2012 (PC, X360 & PS3 PAL)
November 20, 2012 (PSV US)
November 21, 2012 (PSV EU)
November 29, 2012 (iOS & Android)
December 20, 2012 (iOS JP)
January 30, 2013 (Android JP)
February 20, 2013 (PS3 JP, PSV JP & X360 JP)

### Genre

Action, platforming, sports

The game was remastered and re-released in full HD.

The Android & iOS versions were delisted as of 2015 due to compability problems with the updated operating systems of iOS.

## HD Boxart Gallery

PlayStation 3 (Europe)PlayStation Vita (Japan)PS3 & PS VitaPCXbox 360iOSAndroid

## Trivia

* Developers jokingly claimed that games from the Yakuza series happen in the same universe as Jet Set Radio.

## References

1. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20111116175259/http://www.gamestm.co.uk/retro/behind-the-scenes-jet-set-radio/4/
DJ Professor K (JSRF)

DJ Professor K

## Appearance

DJ Professor K is significantly older than his Jet Set Radio counterpart, sporting white hair. TO BE WRITTEN

## History

DJ Professor K has been living in Tokyo for 30 years, and has a dubious background of unknown nationality. During the events of the game, he runs the underground pirate radio station Jet Set Radio, where he plays the music heard throughout the game and talks about the current events in Tokyo without censorship from the Rokkaku Group. In addition, he gets his stories and information from all kinds of sources and passes them onto the GG's.

## Relationships with Other Characters + Dialouge

Acting as the main narrator of the game and commenting on the events as they happen, DJ Professor K makes a comment about pretty much everyone through the course of the story.

* GG's - The GG's are the gang he helps throughout the game. Affectionately referring to them as "my little street soldiers" in one of Unused voice cips. It's unknown why he favors them over the other gangs, it could simply be the case because they are the only gang who seem to be interested in taking down Gouji Rokkaku. Considering the nature of gang rivalry and turf wars, it is logical he would be able to only pick one side.
* Poison Jam - Poison Jam are a gang DJ Professor K constantly mocks and disrespects, while not the only gang to be treated this way by him, they are one of the gangs he seems to dislike the most. Upon they are first seen in the game in Chapter 1, he expresses his shock with "*Damn! It's Poison Jam! I can't believe they're showing their ugly faces in broad daylight. Shame on them.*". In Chapter 2, due to their mutated animal-like nature, he quips "*Please don't feed the animals!*".
* Rapid 99 -
* Noise Tanks -
* The Immortals -
* Doom Riders -
* Love Shockers -
* Police -
* Hayashi -
* Gouji Rokkaku -

## Trivia

* While Jet Set Radio reveals one of that DJ Professor K's sources as Pink no Shijin. None of this DJ Professor K's sources have ever been revealed.

## References

1. ↑ https://jsrfcomrestoration.github.io/JSRFdotcom/tokyo.htm
2. ↑ DJ\_Professor\_K\_Voice\_Clips\_(JSRF)#Gameplay\_Voice\_Lines
Japanese sources have been translated with DeepL
Garam

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### Likes

Fights

**Garam** (ガラム, *Garamu*) is is a 19 year old Rudie and a member of the GG's.

## Appearance

Garam wears orange goggles with a hexagon pattern, black elbow-length gloves with a light grey patern, gray camo shorts, and black and gray skates with an orange tip and blue wheels and blue thrusters. He has a blue, skull-shaped necklace around his neck. Notably, the necklace bears a resemblance to Sega's mascot, Sonic the Hedgehog. He also has his name written in blue katakana on his lower back. He has a percing under his lower lip.

In 2D art, there are no patern on the gloves and no piercing.

## History

Garam challenges you after you beat The Monsters of Kogane. When not being played as, he can be seen sitting on the stairs in the GG's garage near the car.

## Dialogue

### Jet Set Radio dialogue

"Think you can keep up?"

"Can you copy my moves?"

"Here's a hard one!"

"I'd fathom you can't do this."

"You're pretty good. I'll hang with you."

### Jet Set Radio GBA dialogue

"Hey i heard you guys think you're good enough to skate with me. Try wall riding. If you hit a flat wall or a billboard you can skate on it."

"Not bad, but anyone could do that. How 'bout this one?"

"Impressive, but you surely can't pull this off..."

"Wow, I'll skate with you guys."

## Stats

Style: Technique type

Power: Mid to high

Technique: Mid

Graffiti: Low to mid

Max number of spray cans: 30

## Tricks

### Grind Tricks

###### Front technique

X\Farside X

Unity\Backside Unity

Full Torque\Backside Full Torque

###### Ally-Oop technique

Royal\Farside Royal

Pornstar\Farside Pornstar

### Air Tricks

###### Frontflip

Judo

Method Backflip(Backwards)

360(Backwards)

###### Half-pipe technique

Backflip 180

Method 540

Misty(Backwards)

Judo 180(Backwards)

180

## Trivia

* In an interview with Ryuta Ueda, lead art designer of Jet Set Radio, he hints at the fact that Garam's necklace is "the skull of a famous Sega character".
* Garam has the biggest ammount of names that were changed during the developement, that being two, Plug and Pinch. The name Pinch is referenced in early texture and in the debug mode of the E3 prototype, where it's spelled as Pench. And the name Plug is still referenced as his game files and as a graffiti "PLUG - Plug Your Hole!".

## References

1. ↑ Information taken from the Jet Set Radio Perfect Guide. Tranlation source: https://6eat.tumblr.com/post/102415841903
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 https://web.archive.org/web/20111116175259/http://www.gamestm.co.uk/retro/behind-the-scenes-jet-set-radio/4/
Wall Torch

A **Wall Torch** is a way to provide light to otherwise dark areas.

## Usage

A Wall Torch placed on a Wall in an area frequented by Clanfolk prompts a Repair action to light it on fire during any hours of day that aren't daylight if the Clanfolk have a reason to be doing things other than sleeping. Without a Torch being used Clanfolk suffer from *Low Light* Affliction if they work outside the normal workday. Being inside a room without a Window will also lead to a Wall Torch being used during the day.
Because the torch is literally on fire there is a chance of sparks being thrown away from the torch and causing other items to catch fire. Sparks do not go up however so Roofs only catch on fire if their support wall etc. does so.

Torches of all kinds have a light radius of about 4 tiles. Turning off "advanced lighting" in the video settings makes it easier to spot which exact tiles are lit. The lighting type is also displayed in the top-left infobox when hovering a tile, for example "Lighting: FireLight" means that tile is lit by a Clanfolk-made object such as a torch.

A Wall Torch on a wall. Only the stone and brick floors are lit.
## Acquisition

With the creation of Twine Clanfolk are able to build torches on Walls. The player need only place the blueprint and someone with sufficient Building Skills Priority will collect Branches and Twine before going to construct the Torch.
Garage (JSRF)

future babooey

The Garage is located next to Dogenzaka Hill and Shibuya Terminal. It used to be the site of a luxury hotel, possibly abandoned or never finished.

The UFO in the Garage was given to the GG's by a certain restaurant.

Unlike its Jet Set Radio counterpart, the Garage is fully explorable by the player.

The default background music that plays on the Garage is Humming The Bassline (D.S. Remix) by Hideki Naganuma, keeping up with the tradition of the game to remix the songs from the original game.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://jsrfcomrestoration.github.io/JSRFdotcom/kanko.htm
Stone Quarry

A **Stone Quarry** is a place to collect Large Rocks.

## Usage

Instead of needing to repeatedly give Mine Mountains or Mine Gravel Jobs to the Clanfolk, having a Stone Quarry allows the player to simply direct their Clan to mine Large Rocks and Stones at one location.
Use of the Auto Supply means the Clan will keep at least a certain amount in supply unless there are too many Jobs with higher priority, or no Clanfolk with high enough Mining Skills Priority are available.

Once they are unlocked, the following items can be crafted at the Stone Quarry.
Crafting time corresponds to a Clanfolk Member with Crafting level 0 and neutral Work Speed.

## Acquisition

After making an Iron Pick the Clan gains the ability to create a Stone Quarry. Once the player gives the instruction a member of the Clan with sufficient Building Skill Priority will collect the required ingredients and build the Stone Quarry.
Jazz

She is one of the few characters to not have a counterpart in Jet Set Radio.

## History

* *What?! What do they think they're... I guess it's no use talking to them. So how good do you throw? We don't even know each other, so I guess we should try to get some teamwork goin'.*

**Death Ball Tutorial**
* *You think you got the gist of it? No matter what, we have to win. But you need more than just confidence. Wanna practice one more time? Are you sure you can do this? I guess I have to trust you, since we're partners now. Maybe we should tell 'em we're ready, and get this over with.***[Choosing yes]**
 **Chapter 6** | **Unlocking Jazz*** *Hey, you're that GG that helped me out! Thanks for that, man. Say... there's something that I've been wondering since then. You wanna find out who's the fastest? I KNOW I can beat you. Let's give it a shot!*
* **[picking yes]** *Hehehe...This should be fun!*
* **[picking no]** *Alright. Fine. See ya.*
* **[victorious]** *What?! I lost?? Man, you're the real deal. Hey, lemme join you guys! "Jazz" has joined you!*

**Jazz at the Garage after unlocking her**
 **Chapter 7** | **[Clutch appears]*** *The more worked up we get about this, the harder it'll be to find what we're lookin' for.*

**Called to the Fortified Residential Zone**
* *There's somethin' not right about the way the Golden Rhino's are actin'.*

Noted Interactions

## References

* Special thanks to @RisingSonic17 on twitter for organizing dialogue, and providing info on character media appearances. Can' thank him enough for the work he put getting media footage as well.
* Special credit to Crabbi - https://youtu.be/LxpEYkIrhy4
* https://pastebin.com/hiLKNJgH by Crabbi
* Japanese text has been translated with DeepL
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonic\_&\_All-Stars\_Racing\_Transformed
* Special Credit to jamie\_s for translation of the jsrf guidebook on JSR ARCHIVES
* Big thank you to raditact for providing the current jsrf model references
Wolf

แม่แบบ:Hero

## แนะนำตัวละคร

 Wolf ( หมาป่า ) นักดาบที่เก่งกาจถนัดในการโจมตีระยะใกล้และกลางทั้งยังมีทักษะสามารถคอยช่วยเหลือเพื่อนๆเป็นเหมือนหัวหน้าของพวกฮีโร่ มีสายอาชีพหลักคือ Warrior หมาป่ามีสกิลแบ่งได้เป็น 2 สาย ได้แก่ Paladin และ Blade Master

## แนวทางการเล่น

 สาย Paladin เน้นการใช้สกิลเป็นหลัก สเตตัสที่จำเป็นคือ Tal เพื่อให้สกิลมีความรุนแรง ส่วนสเตตัสรองลงมาจะเป็น vit หรือ agi โดยการอัพสเตตัสแบบนี้สามารถนำไปใช้กับหมาสาย BladeMaster ได้เช่นกัน โดยจะเป็นหมาที่ใช้สกิล FinalEclipse เป็นหลักสาย

 สาย BladeMaster และใช้สกิล DarkEdge เป็นหลัก สเตตัสจะเน้นไปทาง Atk เป็นหลัก รองลงมาจะเป็น vit และ agi ตามสมควร

## Range of random status

 DEF
 AGI
 VIT
 INT
 CHA
 TAL
 LCK
Rapid 99

Rapid 99 (ラピッド 99) are a rival gang featured in Jet Set Radio Future. Their home turf is 99th Street.

## Appearance

Rapid 99 wears a dark violet jacket, with kanji, (九 九) on the back, turquoise shorts, featuring two magenta lines on the sides, and magenta fishnet stockings. Her accessories include a collar with a chain around her neck and fingerless gloves, with the kanji 九 on the front. Rapid 99 also has long nails, colored magenta. Her skates are dark violet with megenta markings, turquoise wheels, and feature three spikes at the front.

Rapid 99 have long hair, styled in pigtails, also has micro bangs. She also wears pretty heavy makeup, with turquoise eyeshadow, magenta colored lips and a little gem on her forehead.

## History

Prior to the events of the game, Rapid 99 used to be an all-girl band called Rapid. However, due to the lack of popularity, the band was relinquished and instead formed into the gang known as Rapid 99, that was led by Cube, with 99th Street as their territory. Cube would eventually leave the gang and become the leader of Poison Jam instead, which in turn made Rapid 99 fierce rivals with the gang. When the GG's head to 99th Street and cover the area with their own graffiti, Rapid 99 challenges the current GG available to a flag battle. After losing the battle, Rapid 99 tells the GG's that Poison Jam's hideout is in the Tokyo Underground Sewage Facility.

## Trivia

* Big thank you to raditact for providing the current jsrf model references

## References

1. ↑ https://jsrfcomrestoration.github.io/JSRFdotcom/cha2.htm
Jet Set Radio Wiki

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Police

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this page ruined the 69 page count, fuck you

## Trivia

* Back in the day, IGN created a guide for Jet Grind Radio that featured some bizarre creative liberties regarding character descriptions. Their description reads: "The cops come in all shapes and sizes in this game. You start off early in the game being attacked by riot cops with batons then you graduate to being attacked by riot cops with tear gas. In Shibuya cops attack you with motorbikes, in Kogane they come at you with attack helicopters. If you survive all of this you will have to deal with the Rokkaku mob a.k.a. the Golden Rhino."

## References

1. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20060517091230/http://guidesarchive.ign.com/guides/13512/gangs.html
GG's

**GG's** are a gang of Rudies who are located in Tokyo-to. Their territory is in Shibuya-cho, and their base of operations is the Garage. They are the protagonists and main playable characters of Jet Set Radio.

## History

GG's originally consisted of Gum and Tab. Beat joined the gang after impressing them with his skills. As the game goes on, more members challenge and join the gang. Their policy is one of "no-policy". Their hideout, "The Garage", is found in the backstreets of central Shibuya. Since the Garage is the coolest place in Tokyo-to, they often get challenged by other gangs.

Japanese JSR website describes GG's as a group where selfish people gather at their own whim.

## Members

* Beat
* Gum
* Tab
* Garam
* Mew
* Yo-Yo
* Cube
* Combo
* Piranha
* Slate
* Pots

## Trivia

* Back in the day, IGN created a guide for Jet Grind Radio that featured some bizarre creative liberties regarding character descriptions. Their description reads: "The GG's are the hip trendy gang from central Tokyo's Shibuya-Cho hood. They are made up of teenage punks who ran away from home to come to Tokyo and become Rudies. This is the Rudie Gang you belong to, this is your crew. Due to their hood being bombed by other Rudies the GG's have had to declare war on the other gangs."
* According to Hideki Naganuma, GG's stands for Grace & Glory, the same name as the music track that plays in the last stage. Although, the developer team themselves are not aware of this.

## References

1. ↑ https://segaretro.org/index.php?title=File:Jet\_Grind\_Radio\_DC\_US\_Manual.pdf&page=6
2. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20010423210328/http://jet.dricas.ne.jp/tokyo.html (Translated in DeepL)
3. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20060517091230/http://guidesarchive.ign.com/guides/13512/gangs.html
4. ↑ https://twitter.com/Hideki\_Naganuma/status/605035956480016386
Devil's Contract

Devil's Contract is an record rumored to be antient, created by an evil sound engineer, and is said to summon a demon if played. It only appeared in the original Jet Set Radio.

## History

Goji Rokkaku wants to use this record to make a pact with a demon, and take over Tokyo-to and the rest of the world. Coin's enormous record collection consists of the Devil's Contract, prompting the Golden Rhinos to kill him and destroy his collection. Two of the three pieces of the Contract somehow make their way into the hands of Poison Jam, the Noise Tanks and Love Shockers, which was later taken away from them by Golden Rhinos. After each gang is defeated, they drop their piece, and each one is taken by the GG's. Some time later, in a report from a informer from Benten-cho, it was said that there is a rumor, this record has the power to summon a demon.

Later, while the GG's are working to fight off the Golden Rhinos in Tokyo-to, their two pieces were stolen by someone. That someone turned out to be brainwashed Poison Jam. After they were defeated, it was revealed that the record was already missing, since it was already stolen by one of Rokkaku's men, giving Goji the entirety of the record. Poison Jam confirmed the rumors about the supernatural powers that the record possesses and told the reason why it was missing.

Goji Rokkaku, with the record in possesion, tries to summon a demon and make a contract with a demon. He fails to do that. After Goji was defeated it turned out that The Devil's Contract is just an "old indie record", as quoted by Combo, and none of it's demon summoning abilities were actually true.

## Trivia

* The Official Soundtrack name given by SEGA for the song on The Devil's Contract is Grace & Glory, which plays on the final level Final Groove.
* Even though it is later revealed that the demon summoning abilities were a hoax, the record still manages to turn the sky dark during the Final Groove.

## Gallery

Devil's ContractA demon aura symbolizing the rumors about the record's powers
Golden Rhinos

men

## Gallery

Jet Pack Patrol GeneralRokkaku HenchmanBomb Patrol GeneralAssassin #1Rokkaku SniperFlame Thrower General
## Trivia

* Back in the day, IGN created a guide for Jet Grind Radio that featured some bizarre creative liberties regarding character descriptions. Their description reads:"These villains make Captain Onishima look like Mother Teresa. The Golden Rhino's are Yakuza henchmen for the Rokkaku Corp. Governed by Rokkaku Corp boss Goji Rokkaku these thugs in black suits mean business. The Golden Rhino's always wear black shades and they control the police and the military, so watch ya neck Rudie. Check out their permed hairdo's."

## References

1. ↑ Enemy names are taken from the Jet Grind Radio Sybex guide book
2. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20060517091230/http://guidesarchive.ign.com/guides/13512/gangs.html