Street Fighter 6 and the popular K-pop group aespa are collaborating to bring new items to Street Fighter 6. Starting July 4, this collaborative event will include the following:
- Aespa Juri Costume (Outfit 4)
- New Commentator: Naevis (Virtual Idol from South Korea)
Additionally, there will be log-in bonuses for those who log in during the event period:
- Special Titles
- Device Wallpapers
- Photo Frames
Moreover, players can expect the Battle Hub to be transformed with aespa-themed decorations. Check out the official trailer below, via Street Fighter’s Official YouTube Channel:
Street Fighter 6 x aespa Collaboration Trailer
For fans looking forward to more Outfit 4 costumes, Cammy, Luke, Chun-Li, Jamie, Manon, AKI, and Kimberly will receive Outfit 4 costumes alongside the Sagat update on August 5.
Sagat is the first DLC character out of four that will be released throughout Street Fighter 6 Season 3. Sagat will be joined by C. Viper, Alex, and Ingrid. The new Street Fighter 6 Season 3 characters will be released in the following order:
- Sagat – August 5
- C. Viper – Autumn 2025
- Alex – Early Spring 2026
- Ingrid – Late Spring 2026
Recently, Capcom revealed that Street Fighter 6 has now sold over 5 million copies, according to the game’s X (formerly Twitter) account. This marks another significant milestone for the game, so the developers revealed an illustration to celebrate this achievement.
Moreover, Shogakukan announced that Street Fighter 6 will receive a new manga titled Street Fighter Luke Rising. The new Street Fighter 6 manga will launch in Shogakukan’s Coro Coro Comics on June 29. Yoshio Mokomokomaru Masao will draw the manga.
Street Fighter 6 is available now on Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam. On Nintendo Switch 2, Street Fighter 6 features a new Local Wireless mode. Local Wireless also includes Avatar Matches, allowing players to use their custom avatar from World Tour. What’s more, the Nintendo Switch 2 version supports tabletop mode with single Joy-Con play, Gyro Battle using dynamic motion controls. There’s also Calorie Contest Mode, which allows players to test their strength and endurance with exercises.
