A stylized vinyl figure that captures Beat from Jet Set Radio with the bold, graffiti-inspired energy of the classic sci-fi street game. The figure uses a chibi-style silhouette common to Tubbz, featuring an oversized head and compact body in a dynamic, motion-filled pose that suggests Beat mid-skate trick or tagging gesture. The sculpt highlights wearable streetwear in a vivid palette that nods to the game's neon city: high-contrast colors, crisp edge lines, and a glossy finish that mimics fresh paint on a city mural. Fine details such as sculpted folds, subtle texture on the jacket and jeans, and a small graffiti-tag motif on the base reinforce the urban graffiti theme. A compact accessory element echoes Jet Set Radio's skate culture, while the overall stance conveys Beat's energetic, fearless personality and love of street art. The result is a collectible display piece that looks lively from every angle and pairs well with a modern shelf setup.

Beat's backstory centers on energy, improvisation, and a love for turning grey city walls into living color. In Jet Set Radio, he rides the edge of authority with a smile, rallying friends to push the city’s boundaries through graffiti and skate-styled bravado. He believes that art should be loud, fast, and accessible to everyone, turning rooftop chases and crowded street corners into stages for their crew’s rhythm. The figure embodies that narrative by presenting Beat as a fearless skater who navigates night-time alleys and neon-lit rooftops with swagger, optimism, and a hint of mischief. The base’s graffiti motif echoes the world where crews compete, ally, and celebrate every successful tag. Through the pose and styling, fans can imagine Beat leading a jam-packed skate run, shouting encouragement to teammates, and keeping the city awake with color and sound. This storytelling angle makes the Tubbz piece not merely decorative but a reminder of Jet Set Radio’s rebellious, joyous spirit.