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Street Fighter 6 World Tour Guide – Best Gifts for Each Character

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Street Fighter 6 is a wonderful new entry in the storied fighting game series, with a refined fighting system, and a slew of new features for newcomers and veterans alike. Among those is the World Tour mode, a single-player adventure that sees you train under iconic Street Fighter characters, and even make friends with them along the way. One key aspect of forging your friendships is giving gifts to each character.

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Why do i need to give street fighter 6 characters gifts.

Upon taking up a mentorship with an individual Street Fighter character in World Tour, the strength of your bond is measured with two meters: the Style Meter and the Bond Meter .

The Style Meter dictates how much of that character’s fighting moveset you can adopt as part of your own custom repertoire, and is increased naturally by using their style in fights, as well as fighting other citizens who are students of that style.

The Bond Meter is a little different. Increasing Bond will boost your friendship with the character, and give you more insight into their backstory, increase the frequency of their text messages to you, and unlock nice pieces of art along the way.

Most importantly, raising a character’s Bond level to 100 will unlock their alternative costume in the Fighting Ground and Battle Hub modes .

There are only a few ways to raise the bond meter, and you’ll need to do them all if you want to get to 100. They involve completing friendship missions and giving gifts. But of course, each character likes certain gifts more than others.

Where do I get gifts?

There are two ways to obtain gifts.

The first and most hassle-free is to purchase them from food vendors and merchants , who you can find around the map in both Metro City and Nayshall, as well as in each international mini-location you can travel to via the World Map. Each vendor will have a different selection of gifts on sale.

They’re admittedly a little obscured if you’re talking to a food vendor – you’ll have to shift tabs to the ‘takeaway’ portion (R1 or RB, if you’re using a controller) to find what’s on offer.

The second way is to earn them from the random battles you can take part in around the map. Some fighters have gifts on offer (marked by an obvious ‘birthday present’ icon), if you meet certain conditions during the fight, and win. You can check these conditions with the Triangle or Y button before you get into a fight with someone, or from the Pause menu during a battle.

What are the best gifts for each Street Fighter 6 character?

There are a lot of different gifts you can obtain within Street Fighter 6 World Tour, but only a select few have a major impact. Several gifts, like Gift Cards, K.O. Gum, and Calendars are generic, and will only raise a character’s bond meter by 1 or 2 points.

Each individual Street Fighter 6 character has one specific gift that they really love (or in some cases, love to hate), and these will raise their bond meter by 5 points . These are the items you want to collect and keep for that special someone, to maximise their bond meter with the least effort.

Here’s a list of who likes what.

Unique Quest Character Gifts

In addition to the regular gifts, you’ll also come across a few one-off, unique gifts that are designed to be given to certain characters. These will raise someone’s friendship bond by a whopping 40 points.

Don’t worry about doing the wrong thing with them, because they can only be given to the character they’re meant for – they’ll be greyed out if it’s not meant to be.

These items are typically obtained as rewards from Friendship Quests, which are given when you reach Level 18 in someone’s Style Meter.

Here are all the pairings you’ll need.

Street Fighter 6 is available on PC ,  PlayStation 4 ,  PlayStation 5 ,  Xbox Series X/S .

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Street Fighter 6 Gift Guide for all Masters in World Tour Mode

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Give your Master gifts to level up your Bond in Street Fighter 6 World Tour. Need to know the best gift to give? We have you covered!

In Street Fighter 6 World Tour, your Masters will have a Bond level that must be raised to unlock more moves, more specials, Super Arts, and even their Outfit 2 or Classic Outfit. While you can work out some of the best gifts from dialog, game knowledge, and more, some are pretty out there, so we've put together a quick gift guide to help you out in SF6.

(This guide will be updated as and when DLC characters release. Rashid and AKI are added below)

Street Fighter 6 Gift Guide

In Street Fighter 6, there's some rare unique gifts, that you'll only find one or two of, as well as some common gifts. Below we've compiled the best easy to obtain gifts for each Master in Street Fighter 6. You'll acquire some of these during the story, and others you'll have to buy later. We've listed the location each of these is sold below:

Best gifts for each SF6 Master and location to buy

Some of these aren't the only high Bond-boosting gift for each master. And other Masters will get bonuses from certain other gifts. You can also just spam lower-bond-boosting gifts, as no matter the gift you'll get between 1-2 Bond points.

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Each Master also has a favorite gift that's unique in the game. These will give a +40 bond. There's usually just one of these in the entire World Tour, or it's incredibly limited. You'll only be able to gift each one to the correct Master, so don't worry about giving them to the wrong person! If you find one of these in your Inventory, here's who to give it to:

Rashid's update on July 24 added the ability to give the Absurd Check to JP. Originally, this gift wasn't tied to any master.

We'll update this as we know where and how to get each of these items, and add in any missing pieces!

Street Fighter 6 Haggler Skill

One way to make it easier to get gifts for your Master is with the Haggler Skill. This Skill, which is on Skill Tree 4's second level, for 9 points, allows you to get discounted rates when shopping. It says "Clothing Stores" but this works on all stores, including the ones selling gift items for your Master. So if you're looking for an easier way to level up and don't want to grind Zeny, this is a great way to do that!

Why raise your Bond with a Master in Street Fighter 6?

Raising your Bond unlocks new dialog, opportunities to spar with your Master (which winning raises the Bond even more), more specials, more Super Arts, and finally, the Outfit 2 for your chosen Master. Obviously, this is a huge boon, as it's an outfit that usually costs 50 Fighter Coins of premium currency, or requires you to buy a Deluxe or Special Edition. As a result, we recommend levelling up the bond as soon as possible!

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Street Fighter 6 gift guide: the best gifts for every World Tour master

Of all the new things introduced in Street Fighter 6 , from the World Tour mode to creating your own custom character, no one would likely predict that there would also be a bond system typically found in RPGs. Each of the 18 fighters included at launch is in the World Tour mode as masters with whom you can train to learn their moves for your avatar. Unlike in real life, becoming better friends with someone is very simple, and you will get rewarded for it too! While you will build some Bond Points through traditional means with some masters, such as leveling up and completing missions, giving them presents is the fastest way to these fighters’ hearts. If you’re like us and have no idea what a big green beast-man or yoga master would even like as a present, here’s a complete guide on the best gifts to give each master in Street Fighter 6.

How gifts work

How to get gifts.

• Each master’s favorite gift

Gifts come in two types in Street Fighter 6 when given to a master. They will either be worth 2 Bond Points or 5 if they are that master’s favorite gift. If using nothing but gifts, then you will either need to dump 50 normal gifts on each character or as many as 20 of their favorites.

When you have a gift you’d like to give, simply talk to that master and select the Gift option to open your inventory and select which one you want to bestow upon them.

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You will be getting gift items for just about everything you do in World Tour mode, such as finishing side quests, main quests, and just finding them. The easiest way will be to just go to the various shops and purchase them. You can see your collection of gifts in your inventory under the Other tab. All of them are considered “Ultra” rare, but they’re not used for anything else but giving away.

Each master’s favorite gift

Here are all the current masters in Street Fighter 6 and their preferred gifts, plus where you can find them. These are only gifts you can get from shops, not ones that you can only get from quests once.

Everyone’s favorite shoto Ryu’s favorite gift matches his minimalist nature. Buy him some  Instant Soba or Classy Confectionaries from the Udon shop in Metro City and Retsu in Nayshall respectively.

If you want to get on Chun-Li’s good side, the quickest way to her heart is through some Canned Herring from Dora in Nayshall.

Cammy might look cold, but you can warm up to her quickly by purchasing her some Jellied Eel  Hawker in Bathers Beach.

Luke is a simple man that enjoys a copy (or many) of Red Elevator 8 you can buy from either Hawker on Bathers Beach or at Colosseo.

Another reader, Kimberly will grow fond of you for every copy of The Answer Lies In The Heart of Love you can buy in bulk from Hawker in Bathers Beach.

A kid at heart, give a stack of Bawo Bao Brother Stickers from Hawker in Bathers Beach to score some points.

Sticking with her French heritage, give Manon Beaujolais from Bathers Beach to show your class.

We don’t judge Dee Jay for loving a Lukewarm Beer, and neither should you. Grab a can on Ranger’s Hut.

The sumo star shows his softer side with his love for Rubber Duckies . Grab him some bath-time friends from Colosseo.

Another character with odd tastes, Marisa goes nuts for Cold Tomato Soup. Pick some up in Fete Foraine.

It might sound narcissistic, but who wouldn’t love a Knock-Off Blanka-Chan Doll? Grab a handful to give him from Bathers Beach.

Ken’s fallen on some hard times at this point in the timeline, so he’s very happy to get a Cookbook from you. Pick up a couple of copies from Thunderfoot Settlement.

Don’t ask why, but if you want to win over Juri, give her a Wrench. These tools are available in Dhalsimer Temple.

If you can handle the stink long enough to deliver the  Natto  to Guile, he’ll be very thankful. Grab some from Genbu Temple.

For a man as zen as Dhalsim, you might think he’d have no interest in worldly possessions…except for some Instant Curry (Ultra Mild). We guess his fireballs are hot enough for him.

For the health-conscious Lily, grab a packet of some Celery Chips to make her day from Bathers Beach.

What else would you give the massive Russian than a Wooden Bear? These statues are sold, as expected, in Barmaley Steelworks.

Last up, JP likes to keep things simple with some Antique Playing Cards. Thankfully these aren’t all that rare and can be bought at Bathers Beach.

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World Tour gift guide - Street Fighter 6

Want to know what your favorite character likes in Street Fighter 6's World Tour Mode? We've got all of that info right here.

If you’ve been playing through World Tour Mode in Street Fighter 6, you’ve probably realized you can give each character gifts. However, it’s worth recognizing that each character likes some gifts more than others. Want to know how to maximize your friendship with a character in the least amount of gifts (and Zenny) necessary? Then you’ll want to follow our World Tour gift guide to make sure you’re giving the right gifts to the right characters!

World Tour gift guide

Every single character in Street Fighter 6’s roster appears as a possible Master you can meet and become the student of, and maxing out your friendship with them is how you unlock their Outfit 2 , among other bonuses. If you’re left guessing at which gifts they like, you could end up spending a lot of Zenny (World Tour’s in-game currency). We’re here to save you time.

Here are the gifts in the game, where to buy them, and which characters like them. It’s worth noting each character also has a unique mission gift, but those require special conditions to unlock depending on the character. There are also gifts that nobody likes in particular, but can boost your rating by a couple points. We will be focusing on the gifts that can be bought from shops that each character actually wants.

If a favored gift is given to a target character, you will get 5 friendship points, really boosting the rate at which you max out your bond with them.

That covers this gift guide. We really enjoyed Street Fighter 6 in our review, even if World Tour wasn’t our favorite part. Stay tuned for more Street Fighter 6 coverage and updates as they drop, right here at Shacknews!

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Street Fighter 6 Gifts guide: Best Gift & Special Gift for Each Master

Street Fighter 6 might be a fighting game, but it's got some dating game DNA, too. This gift guide will help you get closer to those masters.

Street Fighter 6 gives players the opportunity to get to know the various heroes, villains, and famous world warriors of the SF series more closely than ever by training under them as part of the World Tour single-player mode. As well as sparring and learning new moves, a huge part of impressing the Master characters , as they’re known, is by giving them gifts .

Your relationship with each of the Masters in Street Fighter 6 is measured in two stats; one for ‘Style’, and one for ‘Bond’.

Your Style Level represents how versed you are in each character’s fighting style, and ranking this up prompts each of the characters to teach you new moves and techniques. This maxes out at level 20.

Your Bond Stat instead represents your personal relationship with each master. Raising it opens new topics of conversation, new artwork, and eventually a second costume for each character, unlocked when you hit the top Bond level of 100.

• How to raise Master Bond Stat
• Best Gifts for each Character
• Special Gifts & Locations

How to raise your Bond Stat in SF6

While you can raise your Bond stat by winning sparring matches , completing friendship missions , and saying the right thing when chatting to your Masters by choosing smart dialogue options, the absolute fastest way to raise a Bond Stat with a master is by giving gifts .

As you’d expect, with a wide range of characters and personalities spread across the world of Street Fighter 6 that is only continuing to grow, each character has different likes and dislikes - and so you’ll want to be careful to give them gifts which have the maximum impact.

There’s two different types of gifts - Normal Gifts and Special Gifts. These are obtained in slightly different ways, and have slightly different effects.

Normal Gifts can be found as loot from random opponents, denoted by a present icon. They can also be purchased from Food Vendor Merchants - just tab over to the ‘miscellaneous’ item section. Each vendor sells different items - which means to get all the gifts you’ll need, you’ll need a stack of cash and flight tickets to get around the world and make the purchases. Each normal gift raises the Bond stat of its target character by 5 points, and can be given repeatedly to grind out the Bond level.

Special gifts are one-offs, are obtained in specific ways, and give a whopping 40 points to your Bond meter. Thankfully, it’s impossible to give these to the wrong character - but getting your hands on them is more complicated.

This guide is up-to-date with the Rashid update to SF6, and will continue to be updated going forward.

Best Gifts for Each Character in Street Fighter 6, and where to get them

Below you’ll find a table listing every gift in SF6 that is a ‘favorite’ of one of the Masters. We also list where each gift can be purchased.

Each of these gifts will raise the Bond level of its corresponding character by 5 points. Give the wrong gift to a character and it’ll instead raise their Bond by only 1 or 2 points, which is a more wasteful use of the gift.

You might notice that some gifts aren’t listed on this page. This is because they’re ‘generic’ gifts - you can give them to anyone, but they’ll only raise each character’s Bond by a point or two. To maximize your reward and minimize your efforts, you’ll want to give the gifts as listed below.

Special Gifts for Each Character in Street Fighter 6

In addition to the generic gifts above that can be purchased, there’s one special gift for each master character in Street Fighter 6 that is unique.

Each of these is obtained via a side quest - usually triggered by getting another Master to Style Level 18. Each special gift can only be handed to its intended recipient. These gifts give a whopping 40 points to your Bond level - making them worth four other equivalent gifts.

Here’s all of the unique special gifts, and where they’re obtained:

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Street Fighter 6 World Tour Gift Guide: Favorite Gifts for Each Master

Very few things in Street Fighter 6 will allow you to deepen your bond with your master faster than giving them set gifts. as doing so will allow you to gain a good amount of Bond Points at once. But which is the best gift for each character? Now, so that you can get as close as possible to your favorite characters and unlock their secondary outfit as fast as possible, here’s what are each master’s favorite gifts in Street Fighter 6 World Your .

Each Master’s Favorite Gift and Where to Farm Them in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

You can check out below the best gift for all masters currently featured in Street Fighter 6, as well as how to get good amounts of them in-game. Just don’t forget that although we will be listing where you can farm the items efficiently, you will still be able to acquire them by defeating NPCs, completing quests, and exploring the world.

• Ryu: The best gift for Ryu is Instant Soba. Can be purchased from Shopkeeper Udon in Metro City.
• Chun-Li: The best gift for Chun-Li is Canned Herring. The item can be purchased from Shopkeeper Dora in Old Nayshall (Nayshall).
• Cammy: The best gift for Cammy is Jellied Eel. The best way to farm the item can be done by purchasing them from Merchant Hawker in Bathers Beach (Jamaica) for 3920 Zenny each. Just like all gifts available as part of the stock of the Travelling Merchant, you will be able to buy as many as you like given his unlimited stock.
• Luke: The best gift for Luke is a copy of Red Elevator 8 . You can purchase as many copies as you want from Merchant Hawker in Bathers Beach (Jamaica), differently than Cammy’s Jellied Eel however, each copy will cost 4060 Zenny each.
• Kimberly: The best gift for Kimberly is The Answer Lies In The Heart of Love. You can farm the item by purchasing it from Merchant Hawker in Bathers Beach (Jamaica) for 4690 Zenny.
• Jaime: The best gift for Jamie is a Bao Bao Bro Sticker. You can purchase as many as you like from Merchant Hawker in Bathers Beach (Jamaica) for 4200 Zenny each. We were also able to get a few by challenging NPCs on North Street – Urban Park Area.
• Maron: The best gift for Maron are Beaujolais. Can be farmed from Merchant Hawker in Bathers Beach (Jamaica) for 4410 Zenny each.
• Dee Jay: The best gift for De Jay is Lukewarm Beer. Can be purchased from Merchant Hawker on Ranger’s Hut (Brazil).
• E. Honda: The best gift for Honda is a set of Rubber Duckies. You can purchase them from Merchant Hawker in the Colosseo (Italy) for 3850 Zenny.
• Marisa: The best gift for Marisa is Cold Tomato Soup. Can be purchased from Merchant Hawker in Fete Foraine (France).
• Blanka: The best gift for Blanka is a Knock-Off Blanka-Chan Doll. You can buy as many as you want from Merchant Hawker in Bathers Beach (Jamaica) for 3710 Zenny each.
• Ken: Ken’s favorite gift is a Cookbook. Can be purchased from Merchant Hawler in Thunderfoot Settlement (Mexico).
• Juri: The best gift for Juri is a Wrench. We were able to acquire a good amount of them by challenging NPCs to battle on in Metro City, as they will be amongst their set of rewards. You can also get it by purchasing it from Merchant Hawker in Dhalsimer Temple (India).
• Guile: The best gift for Guile is Natto. Can be purchased from Merchant Hawler in Genbu Temple (Japan).
• Dhalsim: The best gift for Dhalsim is Instant Curry. Can be purchased from Shopkeeper Tsanpa on Old Nayshall (Nayshall).
• Lily: The best gift for Lily are Celery Chips. Can be purchased from Merchant Hawker in Bathers Beach (Jamaica) for 4550 Zenny a unit.
• Zangief: The best gift for Zangief is a Wooden Bear. Can be purchased from Merchant Hawker in Barmaley Steelworks (Russia).
• JP: The best gift for JP is a set of Antique Playing Cards. Can be purchased from Merchant Hawker in Bathers Beach (Jamaica) for 4970 Zenny each.

Related: How to Perform a Wall Jump in Street Fighter 6

How to Give Gifts to Characters in Street Fighter 6

You will be able to gift your masters with all kinds of items by simply heading over to them and then selecting Gift. After doing so, you’ll just need to select your gift of choice.

How Many Gifts Should You Buy in Order to Max out a Characters Bond Level?

As each purchasable preferable gift given will reward you with 5 Bond Points, you will need to purchase from 15 to 20 of them in order to max out a character’s Trust Level in Street Fighter 6 , with the number varying while taking into consideration the Points gained from completing quests and sparring. For normal gifts, you will need to purchase around 50 .

This guide was made while playing Street Fighter 6 on PlayStation 5.

All 18 Masters’ Favorite Presents in Street Fighter 6

Keep them sweet.

The World Tour mode in Street Fighter 6 brings RPG elements to the legendary fighting series, with quests and NPCs to form bonds with . As you explore, you’ll meet 18 masters who teach you different moves. These masters are the roster’s main fighters, each with distinct styles and personalities. The best way to increase your bond with these masters is to give them gifts, which can be acquired from merchants.

Each master has a specific gift they prefer. Sure, you can give any gift to a master and still increase your bond by two points — but you’ll want to give them the specific presents they like to earn five Bond Points instead.

Approach a master and select the “Gifts” option to give them a present.

You can acquire gifts by completing quests, purchasing them from vendors, and by simply finding them around the world. Make sure to open up the Items menu and tab over to Other to see all the gifts you have available. Once you’ve acquired a gift you’d like to give, head over to the master and you’ll see a “Gift” option. All the available gifts will appear here.

Maxing out a bond with a particular master also earns you their alternate costume . This is noteworthy, as the only other way to earn alternate costumes is to purchase them. Keep in mind, you need to reach bond level 100 to maximize your relationship with a master, which means you’ll need to give them at least 20 of their favorite gifts.

Below is a list of each master’s favorite gifts and where to acquire them.

Street Fighter 6 Best Gifts

Gifts come in all shapes and sizes! Check out the Other tab within the Items menu to see what you have to give.

Knock-Off Blanka-Chan Doll: Bathers Beach (Jamaica)

Jellied Eel: Bather's Beach Merchant (Jamaica)

Canned Herring: Shopkeeper Dora (Nayshall)

Lukewarm Beer: Ranger's Hut Merchant (Brazil)

Instant Curry (Ultra Mild): Shopkeeper Tsanpa (Nayshall)

Rubber Duckies: Colosseo Merchant (Italy)

Natto: Genbu Temple Merchant (Japan)

We recommend waiting until after you’ve completed the World Tour story to begin spending cash on gifts, as you will likely accumulate many throughout your playthrough.

Bao Bao Bro Sticker: Bather's Beach Merchant (Jamaica)

Antique Playing Cards: Bather's Beach Merchant (Jamaica)

Wrench: Dhlasimer Temple Merchant (India)

Cookbook: Thunderfoot Settlement Merchant (Mexico)

The Answer Lies in the Heart of Love: Bather's Beach Merchant (Jamaica)

Celery Chips: Bather's Beach Merchant (Jamaica)

Some masters like books, others enjoy food, and some prefer random objects.

Red Elevator 8: Bather's Beach Merchant (Jamaica)

Beaujolais: Bather's Beach Merchant (Jamaica)

Cold Tomato Soup: Fete Foraine Merchant (France)

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Best Gifts to Give to All of the Masters in Street Fighter 6 (SF6) World Tour Mode

In the RPG-like free-roaming World Tour mode of Street Fighter 6 , your custom-created character will interact with multiple legendary characters from Capcom’s fighting series. Legends of Street Fighter will be your teachers, or Masters, from whom you will learn new skills. It is also possible to develop friendships with them, completing their missions and showering them with gifts. Every character has their favorite things, so to find out the best gift for all of the Masters in Street Fighter 6 World Tour mode check out the guide below.

Best Gifts for Each Character in Street Fighter 6 World Tour Mode

Check out the table below for some of the best gifts you can give your Masters and where to buy them.

Related: How to Change Character Gear Appearance in Street Fighter 6 (SF6)

How to Give Gifts to Masters in Steet Fighter 6 World Tour mode

In order to give your Master a gift just approach him/her and press the Square button, while having the gift in your inventory.

If you are very persistent with giving gifts and completing the missions that the Masters give you, and you bring your friendship level to the maximum level, as a reward you will receive their “Outfit 2” for use in other game modes – these are premium classic costumes that are otherwise bought for Fighter Coins / real money, so this grind with gifts is kinda worth it!

For more Street Fighter 6 here on Prima Games check out how to download and share custom character recipe codes , and how to unlock Cammy’s classic costume .

Best Street Fighter 6 World Tour Master gifts: Increasing bonds & where to find them

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If you're looking for the best gifts to give to your masters and increase your bonds in Street Fighter 6 , then you have come to the right place.

In Street Fighter 6 , as you journey through World Tour mode, you'll meet a host of familiar faces who will become your fighting Masters. From time to time, it's helpful to give these characters a gift or two, but what are the best gifts to give each character?

Here, we'll be going through gift giving in the game , the best gifts for each character and where you can find them all!

• Wondering what we thought of the game, why not check out our full review of Street Fighter 6 as well?

What do World Tour gifts do in Street Fighter 6?

In Street Fighter 6 , as in real life, giving a character a gift will strengthen your bond with them . So, when it comes to training with your masters, keeping them happy will have an assortment of benefits.

While you can essentially gift a master anything you like, you want to strengthen their bond as best and as quickly as possible. As such, each Master has an item that they covet more than anything else. So, giving them what they want is the way to go.

The signature gifts for each Master can usually be bought from vendors in certain areas and will increase your bond with them by a mighty +5 , so you had better start saving your Zenny .

• Check out everything you need to know about Street Fighter 6's Arcade Mode too!

How to increase bonds with Masters in Street Fighter 6

In addition to your generous gift-giving, there are a few more tricks you can do to increase your bonds with the Masters in Street Fighter 6 World Tour:

• Train in their style
• Win fights in their style
• Give smaller gifts (+2)

While these can gradually increase your bonds with your Master, it will take you a great deal of time and money to reach the maximum 100 bond. So, it's probably best you stick with the gifts below to make them extra happy.

Once you have increased your bonds, you'll have the perfect rapport with your Master and be able to learn new styles and techniques .

• If you're looking to try some new game modes, take a look at Scrap Heap in Street Fighter 6 .

All World Tour gifts in Street Fighter 6

Now that you know what you're doing with the gifts to give to the Masters in Street Fighter 6 , you're going to need to know their specifics and where to find them .

Fortunately, we've broken them all down and the locations in World Tour mode where you can find them all:

• Find out how to get drive tickets in Street Fighter 6 here.

And that's everything you need to find all of the best gifts to give your Master in Street Fighter 6 . Marisa will surely be over the moon with that Cold Tomato Soup. While you're collecting your gifts, why not take a read of all the trophies you can get, too?

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World Tour mode in Street Fighter 6 is an exciting new additional feature to the classic game series. Players will explore the globe as their own customizable fighters, learning from the game's different playable characters, also known as Masters in this mode. In order to learn everything possible from each Master, the bond level with each will need to be maxed out .

There are a couple of ways to grind this during World Tour Mode in Street Fighter 6 , such as winning matches against them or using their moves in other fights , but both of these methods are tedious and can be time-consuming. With enough money, players can purchase each Master's respective preferred gift which will also build their bond level.

There are also extra special gifts attained by completing the final side quests for a Master , these are only received and gifted once , so they will not be purchasable. However, they do provide a significant boost to the bond , so they're worth attaining in addition to the standard purchasable gift.

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Even though this method can also take some time because players need to have the required funds to purchase the gifts, usually around 4,500 Zenny each , there is no cap on this. These gifts can repeatedly be given and spammed to build bonds quickly, so this is still an ideal method for those looking to get this done quickly.

Gifts can also sometimes be obtained through completing some missions and quests during normal gameplay. Players should focus on building their bond first with the Master whose skill set is most desirable to them , then work on attaining the rest later during their Street Fighter 6 playthrough, should they choose to do so.

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Street Fighter 6 's groundbreaking World Tour mode brings an enthralling gameplay evolution , inviting players to craft unique fighter identities and interact with revered masters. These battle-hardened experts impart crucial lessons, facilitating players' improvement in both combat skills and interpersonal connections via a unique gift-giving mechanism.

At the core of the World Tour experience is the bond system, designed to cultivate deeper connections between fighters and their trainers. As these bonds strengthen, players can access new gear and customization options, proudly displaying their progress in various game modes. Gift-giving emerges as a fruitful and enjoyable strategy to solidify these relationships, unlocking even more rewards along the journey.

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Gift-giving in Street Fighter 6 's World Tour mode serves a dual purpose: enhancing relationships and fast-tracking the player's progression. As these bonds grow stronger, fighters unlock new emotes and secure access to the exclusive Outfit 2 -- an attire usually available for purchase that can be flaunted outside the World Tour mode as a result of successful bonding.

While practicing the Master's moves is an essential part of leveling up and learning new techniques, players should focus their bonding strategy on thoughtful gift-giving. Each gift contributes to building a stronger relationship, but presenting a master with their favored item can turbocharge the bonding process. Thus, it becomes a game within a game, balancing fighting skills with the art of gift-giving for maximum progress.

To bestow gifts upon the Masters, players need to ensure they have one at hand in their inventory. Approaching the master and pressing X, Square, or R depending on where you are playing will reveal available options. After receiving a gift, the Master will thank the player for their generosity, granting them relationship points based on how much they like it. As there's no cap on the gifts one can receive, players are free to continue giving their favorites as many gifts as they have on hand.

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The ability to establish relationships with the legendary characters of the Street Fighter franchise marks a distinctive feature of the World Tour mode, setting it apart from traditional fighting titles. This rewarding interaction allows players to unravel more about their Master's story, pick up new emotes, and work towards the highly sought-after Outfit 2. Bonding with masters adds a layer of depth to the gameplay, making each fight more than a simple exchange of blows.

SF6 Gift Guide: Best Gifts for Every Master in World Tour

Classic outfit for desired master should be unlocked when you reach 100 affection with them. Have fun grinding.

Gift items in Street Fighter 6 hold great rarity and can be acquired during your journey. These valuable items serve as tokens of appreciation that can be bestowed upon the different fighting masters you encounter, forging stronger connections with them. Discovering the perfect gift for each master can be a challenge, but fear not! This comprehensive Street Fighter 6 Gift Guide outlines the locations where you can find all the available gift items and recommends the ideal gifts for every master you encounter.

Best Gifts for Every Master in World Tour

Here’s a list of perfect gifts for each of them:

• Luke – Red Elevator 8 (purchase from Merchant in Jamaica/Bather’s Beach)
• Zangief – Wooden Bear (purchase from Merchant in Russia/Barmaley Steelworks)
• Ryu – Instant Soba (purchase from Shopkeeper Udon at Chanko House Edomon, Metro City)
• Manon – Beaujolais (purchase from Merchant in Jamaica)
• Blanka – Knock-Off Blanka-Chan Doll (purchase from Merchant in Jamaica)
• Cammy – Jellied Eel (purchase from Merchant in Jamaica)
• Guile – Natto (purchase from Merchant in Japan)
• Dhalsim – Instant Curry Ultra Mild (purchase from Shopkeeper Tsanpa in Central Bazaar, Old Nayshall)
• Juri – Wrench (purchase from Merchant at India)
• JP – Ancient Playing Cards (purchase from Merchant in Jamaica)
• E Honda – Rubber Duckies (purchase from Merchant in Italy)
• Ken – Cookbook (purchase from Merchant in Mexico)
• Lily – Celery Chips (from Merchant in Jamica)
• Jamie – Bao Bao Bro Sticker (from Merchant in Jamaica)
• Chun-Li – Canned Herring (from Shopkeeper Dora in The Lowlands – Commerce Plaza, Old Nayshall)
• Dee Jay – Lukewarm Beer (from Merchant in Brazil)
• Kimberly – The Answer Lies in the Heart of Love (from Merchant in Jamaica)
• Marisa – Cold Tomato Soup (from Merchant in France)

How to Get Gift Items

Gift items can be obtained through a variety of means in Street Fighter 6. Engaging in Side Quests, completing important missions in the campaign, or embarking on exploration expeditions may reward you with these special items. Additionally, you can also find gift items available for purchase from different merchants scattered throughout the world.

In Street Fighter 6, gift items are conveniently categorized as ‘Other’ in the Items tab of your in-game phone. These items are easily identifiable by their striking red hue within the user interface. Furthermore, Gift items hold a prestigious ‘Ultra’ rarity classification, signifying their exceptional value and significance in the game.

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The Best Gifts for Masters in World Tour in Street Fighter 6

Although your Avatar can bring gifts to the main roster of SF6, the masters sure have their own preferences.

Chun-Li will be polite and thank you for every single thing you bring her, but she will be much happier if you bring her Dora’s canned fish.

With our help, you will learn which are the best gifts for masters in World Tour in Street Fighter 6 and max your bond with them in no time.

That said, make sure you have enough cash , because this isn’t going to be cheap.

The Best Gifts and Their Locations

Check below in alphabetic order the master you want to like you. Then, see the item that will provide +5 points and how to get it.

For instance, as mentioned before, Chun-Li loves canned herrings, and you can get it from Dora. Meanwhile, Honda likes Rubber Ducks for some reason, and you can find them in Italy when you visit Marisa.

Although these gifts do accelerate the process, there are faster ways to make the masters like you. Especially if you are willing to farm zenny for a little while.

Special Gifts

By learning a master’s style and increasing your bond with them, you will eventually unlock a Friendship Mission.

Once you complete this sidequest, you will be awarded a special gift that once given to the right master, it’ll increase your bond with them by over 30 points.

What to do Next

Now that you know what each of the masters like in Street Fighter 6, you might want to use this information to unlock their aternative outfits .

However, in order to do that, you must find them first. There are characters that are exceptionally easy to miss, such as Juri , the Tae Kwon Do master. Manon is easy to miss as well.

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Street Fighter 6 introduces several new game types, one of which is called World Tour mode. This effectively serves as a sort of Street Fighter RPG, with players able to create their own avatar and then use it to take on some of the toughest street fighters from all over the world. As they do so, they'll run into quite a few familiar faces, with the main cast of Street Fighter serving as masters from whom the playable character can learn and grow.

Street Fighter 6: The Best Master Gifts in World Tour Mode (SF6 Gift Guide)

Figuring out the best gift for every World Tour mode Master will make it much easier for players to reach the maximum bond and unlock Outfit 2.

There are 22 World Tour mode Masters in Street Fighter 6 , though not all of them can be encountered right away. Players will run into most of them as they make their way through the main story, though some can only be encountered through exploration and side quests, so players will need to keep their eyes peeled for any extracurricular opportunities that might come their way. Each master will teach players new moves upon meeting them and will also provide unique missions and costumes over time.

Updated May 22, 2024, by Tom Bowen: It's been almost a full year since the release of Street Fighter 6, during which time, four DLC fighters have been added to the game. Regardless of whether players pay to unlock these new combatants, A.K.I., Rashid, Ed, and Akuma are all available in World Tour Mode, bringing the total number of SF6 masters up to 22 as of the time of writing. The locations of these new Street Fighter 6 World Tour mode masters have been added to the table below, with detailed instructions on where to find them available a little further down the page.

Strictly speaking, none of the masters in Street Fighter 6 are really missable, as players will be able to meet with all of the optional masters at any time after their initial unlock point. That said, it's entirely possible to play through the entirety of the main story without encountering some of them, while others will need to be spoken to multiple times before they will agree to become the player's Master. With this in mind, players might want to refer to the cheat sheet below to get a better idea of when and where they should be looking.

Where to Find Lily in World Tour Mode

From the beginning of Chapter 4, players will be able to trigger a side mission called "The Spirit Guide" by speaking with an NPC called Ana in the Hong Hu Lu Chinatown area of Metro City. This will eventually lead them to the Thunderfoot Settlement in Mexico and an encounter with Lily.

Where to Find Blanka in World Tour Mode

At the beginning of Chapter 6, players will unlock the Ranger's Hut area of Brazil and can go there to meet Blanka. To unlock Blanka as a Master, they'll simply need to speak with him again after the introductory cutscene.

Where to Find Dee Jay in World Tour Mode

At the beginning of Chapter 6, players will unlock the Bathers Beach area of Jamaica and can go there to meet Dee Jay. To become Dee Jay's student, players should speak with him again after the cutscene ends.

Where to Find Cammy in World Tour Mode

From the beginning of Chapter 7, players will be able to trigger a side mission called "Special Unit Del-" by speaking with an NPC called Alfred in the Beat Square Subway area of Metro City. This will eventually lead them back to King’s Street in the United Kingdom and an encounter with Cammy.

Where to Find Manon in World Tour Mode

From about halfway through Chapter 7, players will be able to trigger the "Extra" side mission by speaking with an NPC called Manager Oscar in the Beat Square area of Metro City. This will lead to them visiting Fete Foraine in France and an encounter with Manon.

Where to Find Ryu in World Tour Mode

Not long after the encounter with E. Honda in Chapter 8, players will need to visit the Genbu Temple in Japan. Here, they'll be able to meet Ryu and can speak with him to become his student.

Where to Find Jamie in World Tour Mode

Players will first meet Jamie in the Hong Hu Lu Chinatown area of Metro City at the beginning of Chapter 8. A little later on in the chapter, they'll be able to find him on the rooftop where they met Boluo in Chapter 2 and can speak with him there to become his student.

Where to Find Kimberly in World Tour Mode

Players will first encounter Kimberly as part of the main story in Chapter 8. To unlock Kimberly as a Master, they'll need to speak with her on the roof of the Metro City police station during nighttime hours from Chapter 9 onward. To get up there, they can use the ladder near the Hangout.

Where to Find Zangief in World Tour Mode

To train under Zangief, players will need to complete the "Hither and Thither" side quest, which can be triggered by speaking with the two fighters outside the Mike Haggar Memorial Stadium in Metro City from Chapter 9 onward, though this can only be done at night.

Where to Find Dhalsim in World Tour Mode

Players can meet Dhalsim by completing a side mission called "The Yoga Statue," which can be triggered by speaking with an NPC called Anik in the Bayside Park area of Metro City from Chapter 9 onward.

Where to Find Juri in World Tour Mode

Upon reaching Chapter 12, players will be able to trigger the "A Hardboiled Adventure" side quest by speaking with Govind in the central Bazaar area of Nayshall. They'll meet with Juri as part of this quest.

Where to Find JP in World Tour Mode

After completing the main story of World Tour Mode, players should return to the Suval’hal Arena Entrance in the Mount Vayshal area of Old Nayshall at night. There, they'll find JP hanging around near the stairs opposite the main entrance to the arena and can talk with him to become his student.

Where to Find A.K.I in World Tour Mode

If players head to Metro City during the daytime, they'll find an old woman named Lao Mao standing around near Chun Li. When given an energy drink, she'll direct players to a man named Fang Fei, who can be found hanging around near the stadium (his exact location is marked on the map). After speaking with him, players will then be able to travel to Tian Hong Yuan via the world map screen, and it's there that they'll find A.K.I.

Where to Find Rashid in World Tour Mode

To find Rashid in World Tour Mode, players should make their way to the Old Nayshall Central Bazaar at night. Right by the hangout, they'll find a guy named Azam, who needs help making an educational video. From there, players should fast travel to the Lowlands Commerce Plaza and then travel north to the quest marker, which is where they'll find Rashid. After beating him in a best-of-three fight, players can find Rashid near the train station during the daytime, and must speak with him there to become his student.

Where to Find Ed in World Tour Mode

Those hoping to find Ed in World Tour Mode will need to head to the the Haggar Stadium in Metro City at night and speak with an NPC named C. Raven to trigger the Neo Shadaloo's Leader? side quest. Completing this mission is relatively straightforward, with players simply needing to head down into the nearby subway and beat some Neo Shadaloo members. Next, they'll just need to ride the train and then talk to C. Raven again on the platform. Once the mission is cleared, Ed will appear on the platform near the stairs. Speaking with him will trigger another fight with some Neo Shadaloo members, after which, players will become Ed's student.

Where to Find Akuma in World Tour Mode

If players head to the SiRN building in Metro City during the daytime, they'll be able to trigger the Master of Styles side quest by checking a poster on one of the outer walls. From there, they'll need to speak with an NPC named Steven near the entrance to the building to be transported up to the server room. There, they should head up to the fifth floor and speak with SiRN Staff Liu, who'll ask players to defeat the copy fighters using certain moves. They'll need to use Luke's Flash Knuckle on the left copy fighter, JP's Stribog on the center one, and Manon's Manaege Dore on the one on the right. After doing so, players should speak to the researcher again and then travel to Genbu Temple and talk with Retsu (players will need to have completed the Monk Without a Cause side quest first), which will unlock Enma's Hollow on the world map screen. It's here that players will find Akuma, though they won't be able to become his student right away. Instead, they'll need to return to Retsu to trigger the Murderous Demon side quest, after which, they can make their way back to Enma's Hollow and fight Akuma. Sadly, he'll end the fight prematurely, at which point, players will need to speak with Ryu at Genbu Temple and complete the resulting fight (win or lose, it doesn't matter). They can then fight Akuma again, although just like last time, he'll walk away before the fight is done. To get around this, players should speak with Luke and complete the resulting fight (like the fight with Ryu, it doesn't matter if they win or lose) to get some more advice. Players can then fight Akuma one last time, which will result in them becoming his student.

After raising their bond with a Master to a certain level, players will gain the ability to summon them in certain fights. To do so, they'll need to have at least one bar of their Super Art Gauge full, at which point, they'll be able to call for help by briefly holding down L1 and R1 (PlayStation) or LB and RB). This will cause the Master displayed in the bottom left or bottom-right corner of the screen to turn up and start attacking enemies, with the duration of the Master Assist determined by how many bars of the Super Art Gauge were full at the time that the assist was triggered. The more bars the player had, the longer the assist will be.

A lot of players will probably be wondering how to change the Master Assist in World Tour mode. Sadly, however, there isn't a way to do so at the time of writing. After unlocking the Master Assist option for a specific Master, they'll be added to a pool, with a new Master being chosen from this pool at random each time players use the mechanic. This means that there isn't currently a way for players to choose which Master will be chosen for Master Assist . That said, a new Master is only chosen from the pool when the currently displayed one is used, so players could technically save a Master for a specific fight if they so wished.

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Perfect for the skincare routine queens on your list, these eye masks blend the expertise of Aman and 111Skin. A set comes with eight Nourishing Gold Algae Eye Masks to hydrate and brighten the under-eye area. They’ll come in handy after long-haul flights, or just the post-holiday drive home.

Té Company Tea set

The Formosa tea set is a perfect starter bundle for those looking to expand their tea palate. It has seven different blends and includes detailed instructions on the tea-making process to guide your giftee toward the perfect cup.

Four Seasons velvet slippers

Slippers are a no-fail gift option for pretty much anyone on your list, and this velvet style from Four Seasons will bring a touch of luxury to their day. The elastic back makes them easy to slip on and off, and the recycled rubber sole adds some durability to them.

Oui The People Body Renewal set

Oui The People has been bringing some heat to the skincare world, with formulas that produce an unmatched glow. The brand's holy trinity includes the new Clean Slate body wash, Cheat Sheet body exfoliant, and Featherweight body oil. The trio work together to achieve visibly smoother, brighter, and more hydrated skin.

Sony WH-1000XM4 Wireless Headphones

Noise-canceling headphones can improve any journey, whether they're blocking out a snoring plane neighbor or immersing you in movie after movie on a long car ride. This popular option from Sony offers multi-device Bluetooth pairing, so you can connect to two devices at once and switch between them seamlessly.

Kindle Paperwhite

Amazon’s best-selling, waterproof Kindle Paperwhite is perfect for bookworm travelers—its battery lasts for weeks, it can hold more than 2,000 e-books, and the adjustable warm lighting emulates actual book pages.

Verloop trio colorblock knit touchscreen gloves

Add some fun to a practical gift with these colorblock touchscreen gloves from Verloop. The nano-metallic knit fingertips allow you to keep using your phone without sacrificing warmth—ideal for winter travel, especially on days when you’re relying on Google Maps to get around.

Malin + Goetz Essential Starter Kit

This is the ideal stocking stuffer for the traveler who is always squirreling away shampoo and body wash minis from hotels. They'll be treated to a full swath of toiletries—face cleanser and moisturizer, body wash and lotion, shampoo, and conditioner—all with the delicious scents Malin + Goetz is known for.

Pi7 S2 Wireless earbuds

Bowers & Wilkins have created an industry first: a wireless audio retransmission case, so you no longer have to worry about swapping out your headphones on the plane to enjoy in-flight entertainment. Simply plug each end of the included audio cable into the case and seatback console for up to five hours of crystal clear audio.

Shinola denim duffle

The denim duffel is Shinola Detroit's spin on an American classic. It's made from American denim and reimagines the brand's traditional cotton duffel with a more elevated flare. Accompanied by a striped band, you can carry it as a crossbody, over the shoulder, or opt to tuck the strap in and use the elegant arched handles.

Patagonia Provisions roasted garlic mackerel

Upgrade your outdoorsy traveler's camping meals with anything from Patagonia Provisions. We're fans of the brand's tinned fish , and especially this tender, garlicky mackerel. A single can makes a great stocking stuffer, but if you're shopping for a full-on seafood lover, splurge on the Tinned Seafood Sampler Box .

Lyft Gift Card

Calling Lyfts while traveling can quickly add up; a gift card helps take the pressure off any back and forth over whether a car is worth it or not, making it a great gift for younger travelers heading out on group trips or gap years. Another perk: Lyft's partnership with Delta means SkyMiles members can earn miles with each ride.

Patagonia Ultralight Black Hole mini hip pack

We love a good fanny pack here at Traveler , and Patagonia's is ideal for any frequent hikers (or bikers) on your gift list. Given its size—it stuffs into its own small pocket when not in use—and light weight (3.5 ounces), it's great to throw into your suitcase to use on city trips, too.

Apollo Walker picnic backpack bag

This all-in-one picnic fits comfortably inside a backpack and includes everything one could imagine: a set of stainless steel knives, forks, spoons, dinner plates, napkins, and wine glasses, just to name a few. As the cherry on top, it comes with a waterproof blanket.

Oak Essentials Mini Routine

Fancy skincare products are always welcome, especially when they come in a travel-size set that means you don’t have to rely on whatever’s in the hotel or Airbnb. This set, which comes with complimentary gift-wrapping, comes with the five products that make up Oak Essentials’ routine: a cleansing balm, balancing mist, ritual oil, moisture rich balm, and restorative mask.

Yellowstone National Park magnet

Like Parks Project , another  Traveler -favorite company for gifts for outdoorsy pals, The Landmark Project creates national park-themed gear that raises money to preserve outdoor spaces. These national park magnets make great stocking stuffers, and if you purchase something from the  Smokey Bear collection , 10 percent will go to the US Forest Service. 

Away The Bigger Carry-On

When it comes to luggage, Away is a solid choice—you can find this bag and many other Away styles in the closets of many a Traveler editor. Treat the graduate, new traveler, or family member in need of a suitcase upgrade to this larger-than-average carry-on.

Amalfi Coast coffee table book

Perfect for the traveler who just moved, or is in the middle of redecorating, this Assouline coffee table book will add a splash of color to any living room. Inside, there is plenty of eye candy and details on the 13 towns that comprise the Amalfi Coast.

Cadence The Bestsellers

These toiletry travel bottles have changed the game when it comes to bringing your own products with you—they are entirely leak-proof, and are magnetized, making them snap together to minimize they space they take up in your Dopp kit and the hotel shower.

Carbone print

Created by a former New Yorker editor, All the Restaurants offers limited-edition, hand-drawn sketches of iconic restaurants in New York, London, Paris, and Napa Valley. Order one to commemorate a special meal with a loved one, or one you’re still dreaming of visiting together.

1,000 Perfect Weekends: Great Getaways Around the Globe

For the traveler who doesn't know where to go next, this National Geographic book will give them plenty of inspiration. It is filled with 36- to 72-hour weekend guides to places around the world, with itineraries meant to tack onto existing trips or use as a weekend getaway from home (tags let readers know what hub the destination is within six hours of). Inside, you'll find ideas for beachy escapes, nature parks, food and wine-focused trips, even pet-friendly vacations. Also mixed in: helpful insights like wheelchair-friendly beaches to visit in the U.S.

Allbirds Tree Dasher

Traveler readers went wild for Allbirds' first running shoe when it debuted in 2020 , and again when a higher-ankle version was released last year. Share the wealth of comfortable kicks this holiday season—they come in nearly a dozen colors, are lightweight and pack down well, and look sufficiently non-sporty enough to wear throughout a trip, not just while exercising. (For those who live in cold-weather climates, the newer Wool Dasher Mizzles are a good option, too.)

Noshinku refillable pocket hand sanitizer (three-pack)

A practical, but extremely useful travel accessory: hand sanitizer. Noshinku gets bonus points for its slim profile, aesthetically pleasing colors, and refillable design. File this under gifts that will most definitely be used.

1Mii Bluetooth 5.0 adapter

Sometimes, the best gifts are the most practical. This pocket-size Bluetooth transmitter lets you watch in-flight entertainment with your AirPods, or any other cordless headphone you may use. Never stress about forgetting that second pair of earbuds again.

Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask

A favorite of Traveler editor Meaghan Kenny, this popular lip balm makes for another great stocking stuffer or gift set inclusion. Use it at bedtime, in the morning, or mid-flight to hydrate dry, flaky lips.

Nodpod eye mask

An eye mask is a light sleeper's travel essential, and Nodpod took things up a notch by creating a weighted version. Best for long-haul flights where you'll be in a lay-flat seat, or to use in bed—the mask can be secured with its pull-through slit, but is best used simply draped over your eyes—it adds a bit of weight to your eyes, promoting a deeper, more restful sleep.

Alex Mill The Perfect Weekday Tote

Every traveler needs a solid tote to bring on road trips and use as a personal item. This Alex Mill bag gets the job done and has a classic look they won't tire of. It fits up to a 13” laptop, plus all the other essentials: phone, keys, wallet, water bottle, snacks, the works.

Lay-n-Go drawstring toiletry bag

Travelers who are also regulars at Sephora or Ulta will appreciate this cool makeup bag : Instead of having to dump out all your products to find what you're looking for, the bag opens up by way of drawstrings, and can be laid out as a circle on any surface, allowing every product to be on display.

Mountain Valley Train Puzzle

The 1,000-piece puzzle, made out of other recycled puzzle boards, is based on the artwork of Lars Stewart. This super-detailed piece captures a scenic ride through the Arizona desert with illustrations of wildlife, maps, recognizable travel gear, and more.

Ceremonia The Scalp Power-Duo

Ceremonia is a favorite of many Traveler editors, and this haircare set will turn any giftee into a fan. It comes with a scalp massager and scalp remedy oil—use the former to distribute the latter evenly and gently exfoliate the scalp.

Behind the Bar: 50 Cocktail Recipes from the World's Most Iconic Hotels by Alia Akkam

Written by Traveler contributor Alia Akkam , Behind the Bar takes readers to 50 iconic hotel bars around the world, offering recipes and historical tidbits from each. Perfect for the consummate host in your friend group, they'll have a good time recreating classics and discovering new cocktails from home.

Parachute Waffle Robe

A cozy robe is always a winner in our book, and Parachute makes some of the best. This classic waffle robe will remind them of days spend luxuriating at the hotel spa.

Papier travel notebook

You're either a journal person or you're not, but if you are, you know you can never have too many notebooks on hand. This pretty Papier pad will be a welcome addition to the stack, and is customizable: choose lined, plain, or dotted sheets, and either a hard or soft cover.

Go Neck Pillow

Ostrichpillow makes a whole bunch of nap-friendly designs , but we're partial to the classic Go Neck pillow for long-haul flights or lengthy road trips. It is made with a supportive (and compressive) memory foam, and has a Velcro close for an easily adjustable fit. Plus, it comes with a carrying case.

Béis The Weekender Bag

A real text I got from a friend after writing about this Béis weekender : “BÉIS CONVERT FOREVER. You did not oversell this. Truly a miracle.” It has plenty of room inside for clothes, accessories, and toiletries, and a bottom compartment for shoes, dirty clothes, or anything else you want to keep separate.

Welly Adventure Kit

Slip this into the stocking of any thrill-seeking , accident-prone traveler. It comes with all the essentials—more than 50 bandages, tape, butterfly strips, antibiotic packets, hydrocortisone packets, Ibuprofen—in a compact, easy-to-stash kit.

Mzoo contoured sleep mask

A good sleep mask is a travel essential for overnight flights. This one is made of memory foam and has raised sections over your eyeballs for added comfort, but lies flat around the nose and eyebrows to thoroughly block out light.

Ugg Scuffita slide slipper

Shopping for a homebody? Consider these shearling-lined Ugg slippers, made for lounging around the house (or hotel, or Airbnb) in peak comfort and style.

Upoy charging station

This multi-port charging station is a gift for the whole family—or for one very tech-obsessed traveler who need to juice up a phone, AirPods, smart watch, and Kindle all at once.

Mansur Gavriel Soft Lady Bag

A re-imagination of Mansur Gavriel's popular Lady Bag, the Soft Lady Bag was released to celebrate the original's five-year anniversary. It's softer and slouchier than its predecessor, meaning it'll pack down better in your suitcase. With room for daily essentials (a phone, wallet, keys, earphones, and even an iPad) and interior compartments to keep you organized, it's a polished crossbody you'll use for years to come.

Paravel Packing Cube Quad (set of four)

Paravel's packing cubes—which helped turn Traveler editor Lale Arikoglu into a more organized packer —are a practical gift any traveler will appreciate. They now come in a set of four, with two small cubes, a medium, and a large; for an extra touch, have them personalized with your giftee's initials.

Diptyque Orphéon Eau de Parfum

Diptyque candles are always a welcome gift, but for something a little more unique, go for one of the brand's eau de parfums. This one was formulated to recreate the scent of a ’60s Parisian bar—the woody scent smells great spritzed around the home.

Airbnb gift card

Here at Traveler, we're always on the hunt for the coolest, coziest Airbnbs, whether we're looking for a romantic cabin getaway , a house with a pool , or one that can brighten up our mood with the sheer amount of color found within its four walls. For the travelers in your life who are also keen on staying in a rental, Airbnb gift cards can be purchased in amounts from $25 up to $500, so you can chip in (or cover) their next stay.

Supergoop! Unseen Sunscreen

Arguably the most popular sunscreen amongst Traveler editors, this gel-like face SPF blends in easily, leaves no white cast, and feels great on your skin. It'll be a welcome addition to any stocking stuffer or gift set.

Polaroid Hi·Print 2x3 Pocket Photo Printer

Now that we all walk around with high-quality cameras in our pocket, fewer of our photos actually make it to print. This pocket-size printer from Polaroid spits out vibrant 2"x3" photos, so you can instantly hand over that new family portrait to grandma or share physical photos with a travel companion. 

Sabah slip-ons

Comfortable shoes are a hot topic among travelers and these Sabah slip-ons have articles director Lale Arikoglu's stamp of approval . Handmade in Turkey, they come in a range of colors and are long-lasting: “After six years of ownership, my pair is completely intact with the exception of the color, which is slightly fading in a way that, if anything, has only made them look better,” Arikoglu says.

Nixon Wizard Stick Beverage Sling

This is a niche gift, but there's someone on your list who will absolutely love it. Nixon's insulated beverage sling fits six cans at once; they can bring it along to picnics, camping trips, tailgates, or hikes to keep drinks cold and avoid the clunkiness of a tote bag or backpack.

Hinoki Wood Rice Ball Mold

There are food gifts for friends who want a meal or snack that's nearly ready to go right out of the box. Then, there are gifts that require some effort. For the home chef who's looking to expand their cooking skills, gift a new kitchen tool like this rice ball mold, which they can use to shape homemade onigiri.

Gastro Obscura: A Food Adventurer's Guide

Another great coffee table book, Atlas Obscura's new tome is made for travelers who plan their trips around food. Inside, readers will find a  guide to food experiences around the world, with chapters on every continent (including Antarctica!), as well as features on foodies like Tom Carvel, events like the Chicago World Fair,  and “how to try it” tips. Just a few noteworthy inclusions: Jeju Island's free-diving sea women in South Korea, the world's largest edible mushroom in Zambia, and the great fruitcake toss in Colorado.

The Carried Away Convertible Backpack

Sarah Jessica Parker collaborated with Samsonite on this versatile bag, which has since sold out multiple times. It's a jack-of-all-trades—wear it as a backpack, carry it as a tote, or sling it over your shoulder. It comes with a removable clutch and an extra strap to turn the smaller bag into a cross-body. Otherwise, it has all the bells and whistles you'd expect in a travel backpack : luggage sleeve, water bottle pocket, laptop slot, etc.

Bokksu snack box subscription

There is no shortage of subscription boxes out there, but we're particularly fond of the edible ones. Bokksu, a Japanese snack service that recently launched an online Asian grocery store , sends recipients an assortment of sweet and savory snacks, candies, and teas on a monthly basis, sourced from small, family-run businesses in Japan.

Artifact Uprising Color Series Photo Book

Commemorate a special trip with a photo book from Artifact Uprising. Whether it's your first big trip this year or one taken decades ago, your loved ones will appreciate the thought that goes into picking out your favorite memories together.

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The life and music of Amy Winehouse, through the journey of adolescence to adulthood and the creation of one of the best-selling albums of our time. The life and music of Amy Winehouse, through the journey of adolescence to adulthood and the creation of one of the best-selling albums of our time. The life and music of Amy Winehouse, through the journey of adolescence to adulthood and the creation of one of the best-selling albums of our time.

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• Trivia Marisa Abela had done most of the singing in this film herself. She trained extensively to mimic Amy Winehouse 's vocals.
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