He appears in the Jet Set Radio minigame, grinding and throwing spray cans to the player, which are needed to complete tags on the court.He appears during Beat's All-Star move.In the Jet Crush race for Bantam Street, Combo is the chosen CPU competitor.Īppearances in Other Games Sega Superstars TennisĬombo makes multiple cameo appearances in this game. and European versions, as well as the Japanese re-release De La Jet Set Radio (the epilogue for the original Japanese version is narrated by DJ Professor K). When not being played as, Combo stands next to the window near Cube and Beat in the Garage.Ĭombo narrates the flashback scenes in chapter 2: 'Combo & Cube', and also narrates the epilogue In the U.S. Combo is challenged by Beat to a race through Shibuya-cho, and is accepted into the GG's after winning. After they attempted to find Coin, to no avail, they fled to Tokyo-to after hearing about Jet Set Radio and the GG's, hoping Beat and his gang could help them. On top of this, Coin was kidnapped, and his large record collection destroyed. Along with Coin and Cube, he found one day that his turf, the area around Bantam Street, had been taken over by the Golden Rhinos' signs, which he found ugly. "Breaker" in orange and black.Ĭombo is part of a 3 person gang from Grind City, in America.
Turquoise and blue graffiti.Ĭombo's Extra-Large Graffiti. "Conbo" (sic) in yellow and black bubble letters.Ĭombo's Large Graffiti. Trademark Graffiti COMBO - Don't Push it, Kid!Ĭombo's Small Graffiti. Additionally, he is shown to be quite compassionate when he heads all the way to Tokyo just to help out his missing friend, Coin. Despite the rough-looking appearance, his narration in the cutscenes suggests him to be well-spoken and introspective. The fact that he brings a stereo around with him everywhere implies that he likes music. He appears to have black tattoos resembling lightning bolts running down his upper arm.Ĭombo is a violent Rudie who has a fondness for extra-large stuff. There is white katakana placed vertically on his right shirt sleeve that spells out his name, Combo (コンボ). His skates are a matching grey and black, with teal wheels. He wears a black bucket hat that obscures his upper head, a bright green t-shirt under an open black short sleeved shirt, and grey, slightly baggy pants. Combo's most recognizable features are the "ghetto blaster" stereo he carries and the giant gold chain shaped like a Yen-sign around his neck.
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