In the busy skating world of Tokyo a young girl called Rain has accidentally joined the Loveshockers and caught the attention of the leader of the Doom Riders. As she becomes more entrenched in these bizarre politics of this new world, rivalries and relationships come to light and she has to keep skating to make her way through.

Ten years have passed since Rokkaku Gouji resigned as mayor of Tokyo. Since then, the members of the GGs have slowly drifted apart. Corn has long moved on from his Rudie days, but once he hears of the planned demolition of his old hideout, he seeks out what became of his old friends and asks for their help to stop it. They've all got problems of their own though, especially Beat...

Yoyo has established himself in the daily grind, but still finds himself at a skate park. He gets bullied by some kids, meets an old friend, and eventually comes to terms with his life as a rudie. All in a day's work.

Two sisters, Melody and Tune, move to Tokyo-to in hopes of starting a new life and escape their troubled home in America. All seemed to be going well for the two until they were mistaken for rudies, youths who roam the streets in skates causing all sorts of mischief. Now outlawed, Melody and Tune skate for their lives as the Rokkaku Police lurk at every corner of the city.

It's been three months since the events of Jet Set Radio. Now, the Rokkaku Group has returned and Rudie Crackdowns have been more severe. The GG's will meet old foes and new foes along the way but will they be able to stop the Rokkaku Group again?

Metal-headed Aurum and Silver are looking for their brother. When the GG's find them, they may stand a chance of finding Cobalt. Hope Hayashi doesn't show up, or the headbutt he recieves may be extra painful.

The streets of Tokyo-To have a lot of things going in them, the people got the officers trying to get the teens to stop, extreme measures are taken against them. In the midst of the chaos of the streets, someone got the idea that maybe the teens need their own officer making sure they are safe. A rider in white and blue is starting to take on the streets to help and deliver justice

Tanks have been sent into Chuo Street to combat youths on skates, and two rudies get caught in the crossfire. But among the bullets and steel are some friendly faces willing to lend a hand.

Ten years after the battle of Shibuya Terminal, the GG's have become heroes. Even though they've disappeared, their legacy has become integrated into society. Case in point: Dogenzaga Academy, where Lotania and Leone, sisters in spirit, plan to live life to the fullest. Their everyday shenanigans, however, will pave the way from a loose end that was overlooked since the Gouji era.

Tab just wants to be productive. Gum finds it amusing to watch him suffer.

With his ever corrupt "Rokkaku Law" having limited success in his native Japan, Rokkaku Goji decides to try and get it passed in America, starting with Wood Oak City. Just one problem: There's a group of former cops who cleaned up its streets standing in his way. If the streets of Tokyo exploded from Rokkaku's law, Wood Oak is gonna be a warzone... A crossover with Streets of Rage.

Eighteen-year-old Penelope is forced to endure some harsh transitions, on a scale from petty to downright world-shaking. We're taking the concept of "youths on skates" and setting it to an original cast of characters and a fresh environment. Rated T for language, as well as violence down the road.

Rhyth and Yoyo are easily the least mature of all the GGs, and naturally they both find it too awkward to confess their feelings for one another. After an eventful day out though, one of them decides to take the chance.

With a tyrannical group attempting to seize control by force, it's safe to say that Tokyo-to has seen better days. Despite this, several gangs are caught in a territorial tug-of-war, setting to bury Tokyo-to in graffiti. One gang, the GG's, will find themselves caught in the biggest fight of their lives.

Yoyo, Ryth, Jazz, and Boogie rope Garam into discovering just what Combo and Cube are trying to hide. Contains mild language, but nothing you haven't heard before.

Cube is fed up with Soda and Clutch always trashing the kitchen when it is her turn to cook and takes matters into her own hands... much to their dismay. Rated T for a bit of language and implied violence.

"Of course not! We're friends! You're my best friend, actually." "You're my best friend too, yo. Sleepover 24/7 it is." Yoyo and Rhyth are best friends. They're the best team in the GGs, and they never leave each other's sides. When there's an incident, how will she cope? Rated teen for swearing. Constructive criticism welcome and appreciated.

Cube wonders about her place among the GG's

A Regular day is never a real occurence in the Garage. So, Beat decides to have a little fun via a chase.

The kids of Tokyo are sick of being oppressed by their corrupt government, but can they make a difference or are they too preoccupied with fighting amongst each other? A reimagining set in the world of Jet Set Radio Future.

The Rokkaku conglomerate and the Metropolitan Government see that their plans are failing..."Rudies" are caught, then released and go back to tagging. An alternative needs to be found. How about putting all those street kids in school? At the same time though, YoYo is hurt and the bounds of friendship are increasing...T for YoYo's mature language. COMPLETE

Jazz has eyes for another GG- Cube. Cube never seems to trust much of anyone, but Jazz sees her trying to flirt with Rhyth. Jazz reflects on her past, and how it has brought her and Cube together. Will the feelings be mutual? Jazz/Cube

Gum and Rhyth are quite the odd couple to some of the other GG's. Gum is typically aggressive, while Rhyth is constantly optimistic. Although the two might seem like polar opposites, they are drawn together. Gum reflects on their relationship. Gum/Rhyth fluff

It's always too quiet in the garage at night. Despite this, sleep doesn't always come easy for one of the GG's. Rhyth tries to find solace in the moonlight of Shibuya-Cho, but Gum won't let her rest without explanations. Rhyth/Gum pairing.

Yo-Yo, the new kid in the infamous group known as the GGs, does more than expected out of him.