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Chapter 12 of World Tour mode is all about combat, with Street Fighter 6 players finally getting to represent Metro City in the Tournament of Outlaws. They'll need to overcome five powerful fighters in order to emerge victorious, each of whom has their own distinct fighting style and requires a slightly different strategy to defeat.

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In addition to testing their mettle in the tournament, players will get a chance to learn a bit more about the resistance and the developing nation of Nayshall. There are a bunch of new side quests in Chapter 12 too, one of which will lead to players meeting another one of the 18 World Tour mode Masters .

To unlock Chapter 12, Street Fighter 6 players will need to speak with Yua in the Central Bazaar area of Old Nayshall. After that, they should head along the nearby train tracks and speak with the NPC named Tshelima. If they tell her that she's still beautiful, she'll hand over a memo instructing them to return to the railway bridge at night. This unlocks the Nayshall Hangout, which can be accessed via one of the streets that funnel into the Central Bazaar.

After switching the time of day to nighttime, players should make their way to the liaison point and speak with Kalima and Rewancha . This conversation provides a bunch of background information about Nayshall and the resistance and ends with Kalima warning the playable character to stay out of the resistance's way. "Kalima of the Resistance" will then be marked as complete and players will receive 2,000 Miles and five Fortress Caramels as a reward.

With all that taken care of, players can return to Punch during daytime hours to get started with the Tournament of Outlaws. As with the fight with Rudra in Chapter 11 , Manon's Manege Dore Special can be incredibly effective in all five fights, as it becomes stronger with each subsequent use. It's also a good idea to equip a Special that can close down distance quickly, such as Ryu's Tatsumaki Senpukyaku. Other than that, players just need to make sure that they have plenty of healing items, which, for those running low, can be purchased from vendors like Shopkeeper Udon in the Urban Park area of Metro City.

The player's first fight of the Tournament will be against a guy named Sompong, who is one of Chun-Li's students. He attacks mainly using projectiles and aerial lightning kicks, so players should aim to take the fight to him rather than sitting back and allowing him to do his thing. Next comes Kim, who uses Manon's fighting style , and, like Sompong, is best countered by applying constant pressure with a view to trapping him in a corner and then hitting him with Specials and throw moves until he stays down.

After dealing with Kim, things get quite a bit easier, as the player's next opponent, Hazel Cruz, provides very little threat. This is because she doesn't have a Master and thus relies mainly on standard attacks, which can be easily blocked or countered with Specials and Drive Impacts. Round 4 will be against Joy, who uses Kimberly's fighting style and is therefore a lot more passive than the previous three fighters. She often walks away from players, making it difficult to execute throws, but if players can get her in a corner, they shouldn't have too much trouble taking her down.

The final round of the Tournament of Outlaws sees players come up against a fighter called Gerald Golby. He's another Fighter who doesn't have a master, meaning that players don't need to worry too much about Specials and can instead focus on blocking Gerald's hard-hitting attacks and then jumping straight in with some punish counters. He does use Drive Impacts fairly often, but players can counter these with Drive Impacts of their own if they time it right. Defeating him completes both the tournament and the chapter, with players getting 10,000 Zenny and three medium-sized Energy Drinks as a reward.

In order to unlock Juri as a Master, players will need to complete the "A Hardboiled Adventure" side quest, which can be triggered by speaking with an NPC named Govind in the Central Bazaar area during daylight hours at any point from the start of Chapter 12. After starting the mission, players will then need to speak with two more NPCs in the immediate vicinity: Sandal, who's standing at a nearby corner, and then Capana, who can be found outside the clothing store between Sandal and Govind.

After speaking with Capana, players will be prompted to head to the back alley in Old Nayshall at night, which may prove to be problematic depending on where players are in the story. Those who don't yet know how to switch to nighttime in Nayshall will need to complete the first half of the "Kalima of the Resistance" main story quest as detailed above, which will unlock the Nayshall Hangout. Players can then make their way to the alleyway and defeat Govind, after which, they can speak with Juri and become her student after a quick sparring match.

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All Master locations and unlock conditions in Street Fighter 6

Street Fighter 6 is all about creating a fighter to represent yourself and taking them out onto the streets in World Tour, the biggest story-related content Capcom has ever developed for a title in the franchise. During your time exploring Metro City and beyond, you will find classic and new Street Fighter characters who take it upon themselves to train you as your Master—and give you access to their suite of Super Arts too. 

In total, players can train under all 18 fighters that make up SF6’s base roster of characters. Some of these Master Characters will be automatically unlocked as you play World Tour’s main set of missions—but a majority of them have been hidden away behind other content. 

Whether simply stumbling across them during your journey or completing long side missions to unlock remote locations of the globe, Capcom has made it somewhat challenging to find and convince the likes of Ryu and the World Warriors to take you on as a student. 

How to find and unlock all Master Characters in Street Fighter 6

Once you click start on the World Tour, you will have several missions thrust into your hands as a fledgling fighter looking to find your own meaning of strength. This includes the option to track down various Master fighters to train you in their unique styles of combat. 

With 18 potential Masters and their individual move lists available to learn, you might spend a lot of time digging up their locations. That is because each Master you learn from and bond with will give you access to more moves and styles to customize your fighter’s growing talents. 

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Here is a full list of the Master Characters in Street Fighter 6 , their location, and how you can unlock them in Street Fighter 6 . 

How to find Luke in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Luke is the first Master you unlock in Street Fighter 6 and will automatically be your assigned mentor once you begin your World Tour. 

Most of the intro tutorial is actually teaching you how to customize your fighter using Luke’s style and moves. He is also technically a key player in the story of the mode, though it is in more of an abstract way after the opening concludes. 

Since you don’t need to unlock Luke as a Master, you can instantly start training his style up to earn new moves. He is located near the Training Center inside of the warehouse, which you can visit at any point during the day or night in Metro City. 

How to find Chun-Li in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Chun-Li is the first World Warrior you will meet as part of the World Tour, and is also an unmissable Master. She is going to play a much smaller role than Luke, but her other main trainee Li-Fin plays a pivotal role in several chapters. 

As soon as you enter Chapter 2-1, you will be tasked with finding Chun-Li in Chinatown. She doesn’t move from her spot in the middle of a large alley and can always be visited during the day in Metro City. 

How to find Marisa in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Marisa is a newcomer to Street Fighter and is another Master you will encounter as part of a main mission, specifically Chapter 3-3, when you are tasked to manufacture a bag that Bosch stole from the Mad Gear Gang. 

This will be the first introduction of the World Map, since you need to travel to Rome’s Colosseo to get things done. Marisa will be introduced through a cutscene, and you can interact with her after it ends and you complete your task in the area to ask if she will train you. 

How to find Lily in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Lily is the first missable Master, being locked behind a side mission you unlock during Chapter 4-1 called “The Spirit Guide.” 

A woman named Ana will need help in Chinatown with a brief errand involving some Mad Gear NPCs. Once you complete her request, she will unlock Mexico and the Thunderfoot Settlement as a travel location on the World Map. 

Just like with Marisa, interacting with a few NPCs will trigger Lily’s cutscene, and you will actually have to fight her as a result. Once the battle is done, you can talk to her again and ask to learn her techniques. 

How to find Blanka in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Blanka is an optional Master, but is not locked behind a side mission. Instead, Luke will unlock Brazil and the Ranger’s Hut during Chapter 6-1, letting you travel there and interact with the spirit of the jungle. 

After a conversation and training session where Blanka teaches you how to pose as Blanka Chan, the jungle sprite, you can ask him to train you further. You also get the Blanka Chan suit as a rather useful piece of equipment you can use to boost your stats. 

How to find Dee Jay in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Dee Jay is unlocked in the same chapter as Blanka, with Luke also pointing you to visit Jamaica and Bather’s Beach. 

I hope you know how to dance because the grooving battler will challenge you to a fight for not vibing with the other people at the beach to have fun. After that, you can ask him to be your Master and begin to learn his moves—though he does have an annoying mission for you later too, but that isn’t part of the unlock conditions. 

How to find Cammy in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Once you start prepping for a tournament in Chapter 7-1, Cammy becomes obtainable as a Master if you complete the “Special Unit Del—?” side mission in Metro City’s subway. 

You will need to clear the subway anyway to unlock the stadium and clear the barricades blocking off the western side of Metro City, but this side mission will also point you to clear out some Mad Gear Punks downtown. Doing so will enable an encounter with Cammy at King’s Street, England—a location you will have already visited once in a previous story event. 

How to find Manon in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Time for yet another missable Master, newcomer Manon. 

The model-battler is hidden behind the side mission “Extra,” which unlocks around Chapter 7-3 once you begin really digging into the Novice League Tournament storyline. You will need to purchase a Judo Gi from the Dripping Style shop in order to progress in this quest, which will automatically take you to France once you equip the clothing and talk to the NPC, Oscar. 

Manon will have her intro cutscene play automatically as she tossed you around for a video, and you can ask her to train you after it concludes. You will have to battle her before she agrees, though. 

How to find Ken in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Ken is the first Master in a hot-minute you will encounter as part of a main mission—Chapter 8-3 “The Elusive Former National Champ.”

Your entire goal here is to investigate a construction site where Ken is working, which will require you to obtain a construction helmet first. This item can be purchased Apparel Clerk Gomorrah in the shopping area close to the stadium, unlocked via a side mission, or obtained by beating certain NPCs in Metro City. 

Once you equip the helmet, you can enter the construction site where Ken has his introduction cutscene. You will have to battle a construction worker before entering the building on the left, but after that, you can talk to Ken, fight him, and ask him to teach you. 

Ken is the first Master I maxed out during my World Tour playthrough and has some very interesting tidbits to share about key story events if you pay attention while talking to him throughout your training. 

How to find Edmond Honda in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Just like Ken, E. Honda is part of the Chapter 8 storyline, specifically Chapter 8-4 “Big in Japan.” 

Here, you will need to visit the large sumo restaurant on the way to the stadium. Thi sis the Chanko House Edoman, and you will instantly be greeted with Honda’s introduction cutscene when you enter the establishment. 

From there you just need to walk around the ring, take a picture of him when prompted with your phone’s camera, and clear the mission. You can then ask him to be your Master and teach you his sumo ways. 

How to find Ryu in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Once you complete E. Honda’s mission, you can travel to Genbu Temple in Japan. 

If you know Street Fighter lore, there is only one man who might be training there at this time, and you even got some hints in the lengthy “Monk Without a Cause” side mission too. Once there, you will find Ryu honing his warrior’s spirit and can take a picture of him to clear your mission objective. 

Ryu is also another simple Master to get, since all you have to do is talk to him, and he will walk you through some motions before going back to meditate. 

How to find Jamie in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Jamie is another missable Master who doesn’t even really have a side mission to lock down his location for you. 

At night in Metro City, if you head to Chinatown and walk into the side alley where you have encountered some Mad Gear NPCs and Bao Bao with Li-Fen, Jamie will be taking on some thugs and will mistake you for one in his intro cutscene. 

Once that mistake is cleared up, you can climb up the ladders on the right side of the alley and reach the area you have met some Mad Gear NPCs in the past on a roof. Jamie hangs out here at night, and you can ask him to be your Master. 

How to find Kimberly in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Jumping ahead to another Master you meet during the main story, Kimberly is actually the only fighter outside of JP and Juri who appears in the story during a mission who you are not tasked with tracking down in some fashion. 

She appears during Chapter 8-7 “High-Flying Man” as you infiltrate a building for some plot reasons that I won’t spoil here—get ready for a lot of that excuse coming up. 

After the mission is done, you can find Kimberly on a roof right above your “Hangout.” It is the one with the Watcher on it but to the far back left once you climb the second ladder behind him. You will see her hanging out in her alternate outfit, get challenged to a test of skill of the hardcore parkour variety, and then net yourself another Master to learn from. 

How to find Guile in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Guile will also become an option after Chapter 8-7, though he is a bit more missable since you haven’t seen him yet. 

After speaking to an NPC near the construction site where Ken is located while wearing your procured SiRN lab coat, you will be tasked with boarding the Carrier Byron Taylor—an aircraft carrier off the coast of Grace Marina port—under the pretense of running maintenance on their cleaning drones. 

You will need to fight the cleaning robots first, but Guile will step in and cut one in half for you at the end. Simply talk to him after that, and you can unlock him as a Master. 

How to find Dhalsim in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

You’ve reached the homestretch now, and all four of the final Master fighters are completely optional, so pay attention and use your power of deduction to find out where they are hidden. 

I’m joking of course. A side mission called “Yoga Statue” is pretty self-explanatory and will see you beating up a scam artist who sells you a bogus statue that will give you some power. After purchasing the item during the day, change the time of day to night and go back to the same spot to teach him a lesson for lying.

Once you defeat him, he will apologize—sort of—and point you to Dhalsimer Temple in India where you will meet Dhalsim. He will offer to teach you fairly quickly, as is the way of his yoga. I’m not sure when this mission pops up, but it could be around Chapter 9 or a bit earlier. 

How to find Zangief in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Zangief was actually the last Master I unlocked before entering the “endgame” since it appears the side mission you need to complete doesn’t pop up until Chapter 9. 

Near the stadium, you will find the “Hither and Tither” side mission, where two wrestlers have arrived to compete in the canceled tournament. One doesn’t believe it is canceled, and his partner asks you to fight him to get the point across. After winning, he will point you to a new spot on the World Map. 

Head to Russia and the Barmaley Steelworks and witness the strength of Zangief’s muscles. Then you can take part in a wholesome and very intense workout with the wrestler who has agreed to be your Master in all matters of building physical strength. 

How to find Juri in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Avoiding all spoilers for the final two Masters, Juri is on the menu and she doesn’t remember an encounter you had earlier in the story very well. It took place in an alley during the Old Nayshall night once you arrive during Chapter 12. 

You will need to take part in the “A Hardboiled Adventure” side mission when it pops up, which will have you playing detective in a very odd scene. After a brief plot twist and fight with an NPC, you can encounter Juri and ask her to teach you. 

She will play hardball, and you do need to select the right answers to her questions to convince her to be your Master—just don’t say anything that will make her view you as spineless. From there, you have unlocked the final Master available… at least in the main story. 

How to find JP in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

JP is all types of redacted and it shows in all of your interactions throughout the game. If you want to learn his moves, you will need to complete the main story of World Tour and do some backtracking. 

After you clear the story, head back to Old Nayshall and make it nighttime before heading on up to Mount Vayshal and the Suval’hal Arena Entrance—otherwise known as the area right outside of the stadium where you fought the final tournament. He will be waiting on the stairs near the back of that area and want to talk. 

Just accepting his offer to train will prompt a cutscene that is full of so many spoilers and potential story threads for future things before he becomes your Master. It was honestly super cool and added a lot of fuel to a potential DLC expansion for the World Tour mode coming sometime post-launch.  

Master Characters are also the key to unlocking the alternate costumes available for all of Street Fighter 6’s fighters, so you will want to complete all of these if you want to avoid using Fighter Coins instead . 

Where to Find Juri in Street Fighter 6

When playing World Tour, you will meet many street fighters from all over the world. In fact, you can meet every single playable character in this game mode, even the DLC ones.

However, some of the characters are hidden, and others are optional. Although you meet Juri throughout the campaign, you must find her again to become her disciple and practice her style.

Don’t worry, though. We know exactly where to find Juri in Street Fighter 6.

Juri’s Location in World Tour

At the beginning of Chapter 12-1, a side quest called “A Hard-Boiled Adventure” becomes available.

It leads you to Juri, but you cannot complete the side quest until you’ve finished the first step of the main storyline in Chapter 12-1.

This unlocks The Hangout in Old National, where you can change day to night. Once you have access to The Hangout, go to the central Bazaar in Old National during the day and talk to an NPC named Govind to start the quest.

Govind will ask you to interview two other NPCs, Sundal and Kapana. To speak with them, you’ll need it to be nighttime, so go to The Hangout and sleep until evening.

Then, go to the South Alley location, where you’ll encounter Govind, who turns out to be unpleasant. Defeat him, and Juri will appear at night in that location.

Find her and engage in a fight. Afterward, continue the conversation by selecting the dialogue choices that progress the interaction until she agrees to teach you her fighting style.

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World Tour is a single-player game mode in Street Fighter 6 that has the player create and customize their own character as they travel the world. It is an open-world RPG where the player can engage and battle against a variety of characters, purchase items, gain experience points through minigames, and train as a student under other fighters such as Luke and Chun-Li .

• 2.1 World Tour Locations
• 3.1 List of Master Actions
• 4 Master Locations
• 5.1 "The Fighty Mighty" side-mission opponents
• 5.2 "Suval'Hal Arena Throwdown" side-mission opponents
• 7 References

Street Fighter 6 takes place after the events of the Street Fighter III games. [1] From a chronological order, Street Fighter 6 is the latest title in the official timeline. However, as this mode is focused on the avatar, there's no actual continuation to the story, thus, explainations of what happened to the Secret Society are nonexistent in this mode.

Stages & Locations [ ]

World tour locations [ ].

Metro City, just one of the many locations that players will be able to explore in World Tour.

In World Tour, there are numbers of locations in each country for the player's Avatar to explore and visit. Each country has it's own set of masters that the player will meet in them. Currently, only Metro City and Nayshall that are fully explorable.

• Buckler Security Services
• Seaside Street
• Beat Street
• Hong Hu Lu Chinatown
• Skywalk Lane
• Haggar Memorial
• The Macho Ring
• Faith Avenue
• Central Avenue
• Masters Foundation Building
• SiRN Building
• South Street
• Bayside Park Street
• Grace Marina
• Saikyo Style Karate Dojo
• Abigail's Scrap Metal Yard
• Metro City Police Station
• Edomon Chanko House
• Crows' Nest
• Essential Eats
• Old Nayshall
• Old Town Market
• Mount Vashal
• Suval'hal Arena
• Colosseo , Italy
• King Street , England
• Ranger's Hut , Brazil
• Bathers Beach , Jamaica
• Genbu Temple , Japan
• Carrier Byron Taylor , USA
• Barmaley Steelworks , Russia
• Dhalsimer Temple , India
• Fête Foraine , France
• Thunderfoot Settlement , Mexico
• Tian Hong Yuan , China - Via DLC Season Pass 1
• Enma's Hallow , Japan - Via DLC Season Pass 1
• Ruined Lab , Unknown - Via DLC Season Pass 1

Master Action [ ]

Master Actions can be performed by pressing one of four buttons while the Avatar explores throughout the stage. When the Avatar is enrolled under the veteran fighter's apprenticeship, they gain access to their Master Action. They also learn their fighting style, basic moves, and unique attacks. Master Actions are mainly used to destroy crates and other containers to uncover bonuses like Zenny. The Avatar can strike other roaming fighters with their Master Action to get a head start in a one-on-one battle. Sometimes, Master Actions must be performed to traverse across the stage.

List of Master Actions [ ]

Master locations [ ].

• E. Honda (Day)
• Chun-Li (Day)
• Ken Masters (Day)
• Jamie (Night)
• Kimberly (Night)
• Ed (Night) (DLC)
• Rashid (Day)
• Juri Han (Night)
• Cammy White

Characters [ ]

Other opponents besides the masters.

(!) = Has unique attacks and quantities.

"The Fighty Mighty" side-mission opponents [ ]

"suval'hal arena throwdown" side-mission opponents [ ].

• The home console versions of Street Fighter Alpha 3 (specifically the PlayStation, Sega Saturn, Sega Dreamcast, and PlayStation Portable) also had a World Tour mode of its own, though its presentation is different in that it allowed a player to customize their chosen character's fighting style while battling against predetermined opponents around the world so that they could help build up their chosen character's fighting level.
• Despite Ed's DLC release date, Ruined Lab stage is instead appears in World Tour after Akuma's DLC release date.
• The mode features the first canonical appearance of Sheng Long , appearing as one of the post-game opponents in 'The Fighty Mighty' Side-Mission.
• The mode is similar to Dead or Alive 4 ' s Online Mode and the short-lived Dead or Alive Online .

References [ ]

• ↑ Street Fighter 6 director Takayuki Nakayama confirms the game occurs after the Street Fighter III series.
• ↑ Known in Japan as Cam Guacamole ( カム・ワカモリ , Kamu Wakamori ? )
• ↑ Known in Japan as Higanbana ( ヒガンバナ , Higanbana ? )
• ↑ Known in Japan as Crawl ( クロール , Kurōru ? )
• ↑ Known in Japan as Masters Master ( マスターズ・マスター , Masutāzu masutā ? )
• ↑ Known in Japan as Kurokage ( クロカゲ , Kurokage ? )
• ↑ Known in Japan as Horani ( ホラニ , Horani ? )
• ↑ Known in Japan as Kametarō Ryōyama ( 両山亀太郎 , Ryōyama Kametarō ? )
• ↑ Known in Japan as Furus ( ファルス , Furusu ? )
• ↑ Known in Japan as Shihi ( 尸妃 , lit. "corpse princess" ? )
• ↑ Known in Japan as Fuyume ( フユメ , Fuyume ? )
• ↑ Known in Japan as Lieve / Reve ( リーベ , Rībe ? )
• ↑ Known in Japan as Jesús ( ヘスス , Hesusu ? )
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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.

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Street Fighter 6 players love how Juri interacts with and roasts the player if they become her student in World Tour, including telling them that they "suck" and have too much free time.

From making Ryu text like a boomer to Chun-Li acknowledging her "thick" thighs , one of the highlights of Street Fighter 6's World Tour mode is how many funny interactions the main cast has with the player character and how hard Capcom leans into each fighter's personality. One of the most popular examples of this is how Juri, everyone's favourite feet-focused fighter, continually roasts the player.

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While playing World Tour, the player will eventually run into Juri in London, which unlocks a side mission that eventually leads to her becoming one of the player's masters. As was the case with Ryu and Chun-Li (and pretty much every character on the roster) this leads to her giving the player her number and chatting with them over text.

Considering she's an anti-hero at best , you likely expected Juri to be less than kind to the player, but it turns out that she's a total roastmaster. As showcased by Twitter user dokidokigalaxy , Juri will text your character asking them to "say something funny", which will then lead to her telling them that "they suck".

That's not all, though. Another text conversation with Juri will have her asking the player what they do with their free time. If they respond by saying that they mostly just street fight, Juri will respond by saying "pfft" and then making fun of them by saying that it must be nice to have that much free time. Guess running around and cleaning up the streets of Metro City isn't fulfilling enough for her.

Another one of Juri's texts has her trolling the player with a link to a meetup that features FooTube's biggest influencers , which is presumably a rickroll of some kind. Juri will then quickly make it clear that the link is fake by prodding the player to press it, before praising (?) them that they're "not THAT stupid".

Although most of Juri's interactions with the player are pretty brutal, she does thankfully show some signs of softening up the more you interact with her. After highlighting all of the times that Juri makes fun of you, Twitter user dokidokigalaxy also showcased that Juri does have a softer side , as she makes sure the player has somewhere to go in Metro City if there's trouble in town and asks them to roll out the red carpet for her, complete with a spider emoji. Maybe she's not so brutal after all.

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How to unlock JP as a Master in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Michael Hassall

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JP, the mysterious Psycho Power-wielding antagonist of Street Fighter 6 can be your Master in World Tour if you follow these steps:

JP is the mysterious businessman behind the Nayshall's Suval'hal Tournament, and the primary antagonist of Street Fighter 6. However, despite his malevolent ways, you can adopt JP as your Master in World Tour, and here’s how:

Unlock JP as a Master in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Unlocking JP as a Master in Street Fighter 6 World Tour is a pretty arduous task, as it requires you to complete the entirety of the mainline story. This took us around 20 hours, but we also did a lot of side quests and unlocked all the masters along the way. If you’re just shooting for JP it could take you less time. However, regardless, you'll need to be at least on Chapter 15-1 to unlock JP as a Master.

Once you’ve completed the story and defeated JP, head to the Suval'hal Arena Entrance in Nayshall at night. You’ll find JP standing under a pavilion overlooking the city. Watch the cutscene, and accept the Psycho Power, and JP will have become your Master.

How to unlock Juri as a Master in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

There’s a lot of people who want to take orders from Juri in Street Fighter 6, so here’s how Juri can become your Master in SF6 World Tour:

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How to unlock JP’s Outfit 2 in SF6 for free

JPs suits and swagger are infectious, and you can get it for yourself by raising his Master Bond level up to the maximum (100) and unlocking his Outfit 2 in Street Fighter 6 World Tour. This can be done by using his fighting style, and giving him gifts. Each Master has a favored Gift and in the case of JP it’s the Antique Playing Cards.

The Antique Playing Cards are available from the Hawker NPC in Jamaica and cost around 5000 Zeny, so you might want to save up. You can quickly level up your Bond with JP by repeatedly gifting him this item. There's also a unique item called the Absurd Check. Originally, this gift item was bugged, and not tied to a specific master. Now, since the Rashid Update, it's JP's unique gift, and gives +40 bond. Good luck unlocking JP's Outfit 2 in Street Fighter 6 World Tour! 

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The newly announced shows extend the French duo's U.S. run behind its recently released album Hyperdrama .

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The new shows expand Justice’s 2024 U.S. tour behind its latest album Hyperdrama , with six previously announced shows happening in Brooklyn, N.Y.; Washington, D.C., Boston; Philadelphia and Miami, where Justice will be one of the headliners for III Points 2024.

Justice made its live comeback this past April at Coachella 2024, where the duo — Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay — debuted a hot-anticipated new live show. This stage rig is a morphing amalgamation of chrome and lights, adding dazzling accompaniment to music from the duo’s fourth studio album, Hyperdrama , released in April by Justice’s longstanding label, Ed Banger Records.

In the pair’s April Billboard cover story , the duo reported working with a team of seven computer scientists to develop this new show.

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