Frisbee, a green-skinned alien with a stocky build, sports short horns, red eyes, pointed ears, and pink accents framing his facial features. His hands boast sharp nails and a second opposable thumb replacing each pinkie, while his wardrobe centers on vibrant business suits that mirror his dual roles in organized crime and mechanical engineering.

Childhood friend and longtime partner to racer JP, Frisbee operates as mechanic, manager, and designer for their racing team. Their bond, forged through shared youth spent on beaches, bicycles, and motorcycles, evolved into collaborative machine-building and racing triumphs. This loyalty is complicated by his ties to yakuza boss Inuki, whose loan eight years prior funded upgrades to JP’s racing machine. A subsequent loss plunged the pair into debt, coercing them into race-fixing schemes that ended in arrest after a police sting.

Frisbee’s pragmatic calculus emerges during the Yellowline race when he plants a remote bomb on JP’s car to enforce Inuki’s demands. Detonating it after JP’s defiance causes a crash, alienating colleague Mogura, who questions his ethics. Later, at the Redline race on Roboworld, Frisbee agrees to repeat the sabotage but hesitates as JP nears victory. Choosing friendship over fear, he withholds detonation, provoking Inuki’s enforcers. Mogura’s intervention spares him, mending their fractured alliance.

Outwardly composed and analytical—even under threat—Frisbee occasionally reveals vulnerability, such as his stunned silence upon hearing JP’s Redline qualification. His unshakable technical confidence clashes with Mogura’s prudence, yet beneath lies unwavering devotion to JP, driving him to defy the yakuza and prioritize his friend’s ambitions.

A history of race manipulation for Inuki’s profit underscores Frisbee’s arc, culminating in his rejection of criminal servitude. His internal struggle between survival and loyalty resolves in a final, defiant alliance with JP, rupturing the cycle of exploitation to affirm camaraderie over coercion.