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It's likely that they were used as a basis for Yo-Yo's shades.

For some reason, Yo-Yo has part of Beat's goggles (miscoloured red) drawn into his textures.

Despite having a belt drawn onto his textures, it doesn't appear on his in game model.

Unlike Beat, Yo-Yo doesn't have eyes drawn underneath his glasses in his textures.

He does a backflip in his introductory dance, but sadly, he doesn't do that in gameplay with him.

This notates his silly nature, seeing him spin around like a yo-yo like his namesake.

Yo-Yo is one of the youngest member of the GG's, along with Corn and Mew.

Yo in Japanese can be interpreted for the word for lucky or luck.

As his name would suggest, Yo-Yo says the word 'Yo' very often, including when pulling off tricks.

Yo-Yo description in Jet Set Radio for the GBA Trivia His Half-Pipe Air tricks and backwards Half-Pipe Air tricks are the 9.

His Air tricks and backwards Air tricks are the 7.

His backwards Grinds are the Ally-oop Soul and Ally-oop Makio.

He does the Makio, Royal, and Soul Grinds.

His Graffiti Challenge begins with 180 Counter-clockwise then 180 Clockwise.

An underline notates this rudie's highest skill.

Yo-Yo's Maximum Health, Cans Held, and Starting Graffiti Challenge Power In this Sega crossover racing game, Yo-Yo appears only on an unlockable sticker, obtained for finishing in 1st place in a Grand Prix on Hard. Aside from this, his role is minimal.Īppearances in other games Sonic and Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed When not being played as, he sits on top of the car near the steps of the Garage, presumably talking to Garam.

After he's beaten, Yo-Yo decides to join the GG's and becomes a playable character. It depicts two graffiti artists spray-painting the word 'vandalism' in large stylized lime-green letters, and a bunch of smaller tags in various colors littered around it.Īfter completing the Noise Reduction mission, Yo-Yo appears at the Garage and challenges the GG's to a race in Benten-Cho. It's dark blue wild-style 3D lettering of his name with teal highlights and smaller black signatures around the bottom. It's simply his name in blue letters though they look hastily painted, their articulate calligraphy implies great skill with tagging, being able to angle and cut sprays properly to consistently paint with style as if it was brushed than normally sprayed. While his tags are representative of his possibly conceited nature, his XL Tag represents that graffiti is his calling as his art, and is not just for show. His style appears to be rooted in West Coast American graffiti, going for slick signature tags, standout pieces, and caricatures and characters. With his high Graffiti stat, his tags show off his skill with spray painting, using a lot of articulate layering and controlled sprays for a sense of depth and showiness. Yo-Yo's graffiti uses very cool spectrum colors, with a lot of greens, blues, and blacks. His high graffiti stat alongside his Extra-Large Graffiti implies he loves doing graffiti. His trademark graffiti being centered mostly around himself implies he is conceited. Since he challenges the GG's to a race, he seems to value his speed. He likes to say "yo" a lot when performing tricks and likes to do spins in the air, showing an energetic and bombastic side of him. Yo-Yo is described as a liar who likes to either use or sell counterfeit brands, implying him to be a deceptive person. From under his hood, orange hair is visible, as well as his iconic rectangular sunglasses, white with red lenses. Yo-yo looks a little shorter and chubbier than the other GG's. 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.

Yo-Yo is always seen in a lime green hoodie featuring his name in black and yellow katakana (ヨーヨー / yōyō) 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.

5.1 Sonic and Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed.