In Rolling Town, Dan JD and his friends discover a passion for the sport and adapt it for street play, renaming it "Basquash."

Despite facing numerous obstacles and setbacks, Dan and his team refuse to give up on their dreams of greatness.

Along their journey, they must overcome their past hardships and confront powerful opponents to prove their worth in the world of Basquash.

The main protagonist, Dan, is a young boy who loves basketball but despises BFB due to an accident that crippled his sister.

His attempt to demoralize the sport ended up making it more popular when he invaded an official BFB game and awed the crowd with a highly skilled demonstration under his alias, "Dunk Mask," on his own Big Foot, which he named Dangan.

As a result of the widespread destruction, he is imprisoned for a year and charged with massive debt, numbering 5.3 billion Rollings (the local currency).

His dream is to make enough money to pay for his debts and send his sister to the Moon to treat her paralyzed legs.

Dan can throw a "thunderbolt ball," a basketball that shines with a 'radiant light that traced a shape of the heavens creation.'

Upon meeting Navi, she reveals feelings that go deeper than just "wanting his genes", a dogma she had kept with all other males she had been attracted to.

Towards the end of the series, she dismisses this previous statement, and acknowledges her feelings for Navi, regardless of their difference in size, during the final moments of the Legend Tournament.

It was later learned, in a rather unorthodox manner by Dan, that the "Destroy" balls he throws at his teammates (causing them to be victims of these vicious projectiles) are actually passes.

He holds a grudge against Falcon Lightwing, who threw him out of their BFB team, causing Iceman to fall from grace.

A foreign princess was awed by the three-way match between Dan, Sela, and Iceman during her passage through Rolling Town.

It is later revealed that the voices she hears with her 'sixth sense' are 'the stones' (ultimate) and ruins of Earthdash speaking to her and that this ability runs in the royal family of Skybloom.

Alternatively, he can turn into a restricting face-cover (his friends had Spanky do this when Dan wouldn't shut up, knocking him out with flatulence).

In the aftermath, she is seen working with her grandfather on an orange BigFoot (it is highly probably that it is Dan's), showing that she will continue to be a mechanic.

He also helps Dan out with his new playing strategy, setting up markers around town with him before the match with Sela and Iceman.

After being thrown in jail after the moon cannon incident, Bel quickly lost weight due to the bad prison food.

After the death of his son when they studied a new way to develop the bigfoots, he stopped his work as an engineer for lunatic corporations.

Referred to as 'Idol Red', Rouge is a pink-haired member of Eclipse, a musical group from the moon and a street Bigfoot Basketball team.

She's shown to have a spunky, rebellious attitude, apparent when she runs away from her manager and the press, eventually involving Dan in her escape by kissing him to hide her face.

During the OCB tournament, Rouge didn't take pills to enhance her performance when they played Dan.

Referred to as 'Idol Yellow', Citron is the blond-haired leader of the lunar musical group/street BFB team Eclipse, and she presents herself as the most childish of them.

Referred to as 'Idol Purple', Violette is the well-endowed, violet-haired member of the lunar musical group/street BFB team, Eclipse.

This act, however, is only a front; in reality she cares greatly about him, only projecting the cool demeanor since Dan has not yet been able to understand her true feelings regarding the incident.

She is the "Ultimate Bystander", her net alias for her status as an internet blogger who continually writes about Team Basquash's and Dan/Dunk Mask's endeavours.

He was also the one who introduced Dan and Coco to the game of basketball, and the one who trained James Loane, also starting his obsession with spherical objects.

By the end of the series, he sacrificed himself to protect Mooneyes against the Legend Bullet created by Yang Harris.

But to do this he has to get Dan away and he was the one who had fixed so the capsule to mooneye was shot into a wrong orbit and landed close to the underground.

According to Earthdash's mythology, the planet and its Moon were created during a basketball match played by the gods, and a magnectic field repelling each other prevent a collision between them.