Capcom has released a new update for Street Fighter 6, highlighting a significant collaboration with the music group aespa. This event introduces a limited-time transformation of the Battle Hub, along with commemorative items such as titles, frames, and device wallpapers accessible via the News section. Juri now gains an aespa-themed Outfit 4, including ten color options and unique background music for the character selection walk-out scene. Additionally, naevis has been introduced as a color commentator in the Fighting Ground’s commentary feature, enriching the match experience with fresh voiceovers.
The update also launches the new “Sagat Arrives!” Fighting Pass, restructured to provide more Fighting Ground-related rewards, including outfit colors and New Challenger images. Players are encouraged to use Sparkling Cabinets to earn double Kudos while progressing through the pass. Furthermore, a gameplay fix has addressed an issue with Mai’s Standing Heavy Kick, preventing improper cancel timing, alongside other minor corrections.
Full Patch Notes:
Fighting Ground:
- Added naevis as a color commentator.
Battle Hub:
- aespa collaboration event has started with a limited-time makeover.
- Commemorative titles, frames, and device wallpapers available via News.
- Juri: Outfit 4 feat. aespa (Colors 1–10) added to the Goods Shop, with its own BGM for the walk-out scene.
Goods Shop:
- Juri: Outfit 4 feat. aespa (with Colors 1–10) available.
Fighting Pass:
- Latest pass launched: Sagat Arrives!
- Rewards now include more Fighting Ground content such as outfit colors and New Challenger images.
- Sparkling Cabinets grant double Kudos rewards.
Fixes:
- Mai: Standing Heavy Kick
- Fixed an issue allowing the move to cancel two frames before recovery completed after a whiff.
- Various other minor fixes implemented.
Street Fighter 6 is a 2023 fighting game developed and published by Capcom, serving as the seventh main installment in the series. It was released for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows, and Xbox Series X/S, with a Nintendo Switch 2 version accompanying the console’s launch on June 5, 2025.
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