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- "So, I've been thinking 'bout strength, man. Strength, might, the power to fight. Is it money? Authority? A cool job? A ton of likes? Heh heh heh; Okay, let's keep it simple. I wanna be strong. Can you believe it? We got self-driving cars. The time's coming─we'll be taking rockets to Mars. And yet you've still got folk out there using their fists and bodies to seek strength. Yeah, I hear you, man. We're all a bunch of fools. But, y'know, if you wanna know about strength, you just gotta get to it. We fighting fools are all getting to it on the streets!"
- —Street Fighter 6
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.
Story
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.
Title | Summary | Image |
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Prologue | At the start of the World Tour mode, the Avatar enters Buckler Security, where Luke will give the player tutorial lessons as part of the "Basic Training Course". The player then engages in combat with a fighter named Bosch, who attempted to cheap shot the player beforehand. After their fight ends in a draw, Luke instructs the Avatar and Bosch to leave Buckler Security and hit the streets of Metro City. | ![]() |
Chapter 1 | You and Bosch make it to Beat Square, where Luke, via your Mobile Device, introduces you to apps like Messages and Missions. Your first Mission is talking to Alice who assists you with your training, teaching you the game's mechanics along the way, and the first task she gives you is landing 10 hits with Assisted Combos. After that, she tasks you with fighting and beating two other NPCs after requesting a fight with them. Luke then instructs you with purchasing Pizza from a nearby Food Truck, introducing you to purchasing items. You are next tasked with visiting a nearby alleyway where you are ambushed by two enemies in cardboard box disguises who, after beating them, reveal themselves as Tracy and Ryan, Alice's brothers, telling you that enemy NPCs tend to cover or obscure their faces in this fashion. Luke then instructs you with going to an Apparel Store named Drippin' Style where you purchase a Cap, introducing you to buying gear and equipment. After this, you meet up with Luke outside, where you and Bosch spar with him in a 2-on-1 fight, and you are then enrolled as Luke's student, learning his Master Action. He then states that you and Bosch make a good team, but Bosch disagrees and runs off to follow his own path. The chapter ends with you speaking with Alice again where she recommends seeking out other fighters and learning their styles on your search for strength, and she suggests searching for Chun-Li, located in Hong Hu Lu Chinatown. | TBA |
Chapter 2 | You head to Chinatown and meet Chun-Li and her apprentice Li-Fen. She has been teaching the locals Kung-Fu and is happy with teaching you as well. You become her student and, after conversing with her other students, she tells you to keep an eye on Li-Fen. You talk to Li-Fen and she alerts you about the Canary Crate Gang who have been attacking people at random and she suggests that you take them out. You defeat 3 of its members before going up to their base on a rooftop where you face their boss Boluo. After beating him, he tells that Bosch also confronted them for info about Mad Gear, and dropped his ID Card while doing so. He states that cash is to be passed around between them and a "huge organization" and Bosch wants to steal it, before telling you the deal is to take place at night. | TBA |
Chapter 3 | As you make to the entrance of Mad Gear's hideout at night and defeat a wave of members, Bosch appears with a mysterious bag attempting to escape from them. You and him team up for a second time to fend off another enemy wave, to which he then flees with the bag in-hand. Mad Gear Eliza then confronts you, demanding that the bag is returned to them. You talk to the police at day to ask about Bosch and Mad Gear, to which they make mention of the Canary Crate gang being enemies of Mad Gear. You talk to Boluo to ask if his gang has intel on Bosch and the bag, and he comes up with the idea of making a replica of the bag. You meet with Counterfeiter Leonardo who, in order to create the bag, requires leather materials collected after defeating specific thugs, and then the unique clasp on it, which can be found at the Colosseo in Italy. You travel there to meet with Marisa, who crafts the clasp for you, but not before challenging you to a quick bout. Afterwards, you get the item, and you return to Metro City to hand it over to Leonardo so he can finish the bag. | TBA |
Chapter 4 | At night, you return to Eliza with the counterfeit bag, who makes it clear that they actually wanted the cash that was inside the bag. This is when Damnd appears, who invites you up to the Hideout for a talk. | TBA |
Chapter 5 | TBA | |
Chapter 6 | TBA | |
Chapter 7 | TBA | |
Chapter 8 | TBA | |
Chapter 9 | TBA | |
Chapter 10 | TBA | |
Chapter 11 | TBA | |
Chapter 12 | Meeting with Kalima at the liaison point at night, she explains that JP is using the Suval'hal Martial Arts Tournament as a money laundering scheme and desecrating Mount Vashal and Nayshall as a whole. She then states she isn't stopping you from entering the tournament, but tells you to stay out of their way and let the Resistance proceed with their operations. You then enter the Ne'er Duel Fighting Tournament representing Mad Gear. After five matches, with the final match being against Gerald Golby, you win the tournament and qualify for the Suval'hal Tournament, but not before another meeting with the Cardboard Combatant, who will be entering the tournament representing Neo Shadaloo. | TBA |
Chapter 13 | TBA | |
Chapter 14 | TBA | |
Chapter 15 | You enter the Suval'hal Martial Arts Tournament, and you eventually make it to the Finals where you have one last duel with Bosch, who is continuing his role as the Cardboard Combatant. At the award ceremony, JP decides that Yua would be the one to present the belt to the winner, but not before starting the countdown to the explosion. Bosch, realizing the harm his sister could potentially receive rushes forward to try and dispose the bomb, only to receive the brunt of the explosion. As everyone flees from the wreckage, and your avatar mourns over Bosch's corpse, JP makes a mockery of the situation, describing Bosch's actions as meaningless but amusing. You then, with an urge for revenge, decide to challenge JP to a fight. After winning, he congratulates you for managing to beat him, but then asks a rhetorical question about what this victory means to you, before laughing it off. After the Credits Roll, you're on the phone to Luke where you tell him that your journey for strength is far from over. | TBA |
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.
- Full Locations
- Metro City, USA:
- Buckler Security Services
- Seaside Street
- Beat Street
- Downtown
- Hong Hu Lu Chinatown
- Skywalk Lane
- Haggar Memorial
- The Macho Ring
- Urban Park
- 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
- The Macho Ring
- Edomon Chanko House
- Crows' Nest
- Essential Eats
- Pao Pao Cafe 6 - Guest, Via DLC Season Pass 2
- Nayshall
- Old Nayshall
- Old Town Market
- Lowlands
- Mount Vashal
- Suval'hal Arena
- Side Locations
- Japan
- Genbu Temple
- Enma's Hollow - Via DLC Season Pass 1
- Aokigahara - Guest, Via DLC Season Pass 2
- Colosseo, Italy
- King Street, England
- Ranger's Hut, Brazil
- Bathers Beach, Jamaica
- 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
- Unknown
- Ruined Lab - Via DLC Season Pass 1 (fully used as of Season Pass 2)
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
- U.S.A.
- Metro City
- Day
- E. Honda
- Luke Sullivan
- Chun-Li
- Ken Masters
- Night
- Jamie Siu
- Kimberly Jackson
- Ed (DLC)
- Day
- Carrier Byron Taylor, U.S.A.
- Guile
- Pao Pao Cafe 6
- Terry Bogard - Guest
- Metro City
- Guile
- Nayshall
- Day
- Rashid
- Night
- Juri Han
- JP
- Day
- Japan
- Genbu Temple
- Ryu
- Enma's Hollow (DLC)
- Akuma
- Aokigahara (DLC)
- Mai Shiranui - Guest
- Genbu Temple
- Colosseo, Italy
- Marisa Rosseti
- King Street, England
- Cammy White
- Ranger's Hut, Brazil
- Blanka
- Bathers Beach, Jamaica
- Dee Jay
- Barmaley Steelworks, Russia
- Zangief
- Dhalsimer Temple, India
- Dhalsim
- Fête Foraine, France
- Manon Legrand
- Thunderfoot Settlement, Mexico
- Lily Hawk
- Tian Hong Yuan, China (DLC)
- A.K.I.
- Ruined Lab, Unknown (DLC)
- M. Bison
Characters
Other opponents besides the masters.
Name | Level | Battle Style |
---|---|---|
Alice | Chun-Li | |
Allan | 17 | Ryu |
Antler | Marisa | |
Azam | ||
Bao Bao Bro | 30 | Jamie (!) |
Blanka-chan | 50 | Blanka |
Boris Gagarin | 50 | Zangief (!) |
Bosch | Luke (!) | |
Cardboard Combatant | 35/39/54 | Luke (!) |
Carlos Miyamoto | 15 | Guile (!) |
Carmela | 51 | |
Elissa | ||
Ernest | 15 | Luke |
Eternity | 25 | Juri |
Gerald Golby | 40 | |
Gora Ndiaye | 52 | E. Honda |
Hazel Cruz | 40 | |
Joy | 40 | Kimberly |
Kalima | Cammy | |
Kim | 40 | Manon |
Li-Fen | Chun-Li | |
Lima Bien | 53 | |
Lisa | 14 | Dee Jay |
Retsu | 10/22 | Ryu (!) |
Rewancha | 20/50 | Marisa (!) |
Rudra | 38 | Dhalsim (!) |
Ryan | ||
Sompong | 40 | Chun-Li |
Tracy | ||
Thrasher Damnd | 33 | |
R.O.B.B.I.E. | Various | |
Uou | Zangief | |
Veronica | 18 | Cammy |
Wyatt | 12 |
(!) = Has unique attacks and quantities.
"The Fighty Mighty" side-mission opponents
Name | Level | Battle Style |
---|---|---|
Max | 15 | |
Somsak | 25 | |
Fair Libra | 28 | |
Andore Jr. I | 30 | |
Carol | 30 | |
Kenichi | 35 | |
Njomo | 37 | Lily |
Andore Jr. II | 40 | |
Rwolf | 40 | Jamie |
Stoll | 45 | Blanka |
Kahn | 48 | Zangief |
Andore Jr. III | 50 | |
Una | 55 | Marisa |
Bunyan | 60 | Luke |
Father Andore | 60 | |
Rasso | 66 | Manon |
Uncle Andore | 70 | |
S. Brett | 72 | |
Won-qu | 74 | Guile |
S. Jay | 76 | |
Patriarch Andore | 80 | |
A-tur | 81 | Cammy |
Keiko | 83 | E. Honda |
Oliver | 85 | |
Gerald Golby | 86 | |
Roxy | 87 | |
Axl | 89 | |
Sheng Long | 93 | Ryu |
Fou-Lu | 95 | Luke (!) |
Andore | 99 |
(!) = Has unique attacks and quantities.
"Suval'Hal Arena Throwdown" side-mission opponents
Name | Level | Battle Style |
---|---|---|
T. Jho | 60 | |
Neige | 60 | |
F. Volcano | 61 | |
Tackle | 61 | |
Wakka Moley[2] | 62 | |
Ryan & Tracy | 62/63 | |
Abraham | 67 | Dhalsim |
Blanka-chan | 67 | Blanka |
Yamato-dake | 68 | E. Honda |
Philia O'Borg (Cleaning Bot Corps) | 68 | |
Spider Lily[3] | 70 | Kimberly |
Strokes[4] | 71 | Chun-Li |
Masters McMastered[5] | 72 | Ken |
Will | 73 | Guile |
Rewancha | 75 | Marisa (!) |
Kalima | 75 | Cammy |
Black Shadow[6] | 75 | Kimberly |
Lali-Ho[7] | 76 | Juri |
Poro | 76 | Blanka |
Amelia | 77 | Dee Jay |
Philia O'Borg (Drone Division) | 78 | |
Copy Fighter (x2) | 80/81 | Various |
Copy Fighter CE & Copy Fighter | 81/81 | Various |
Copy Fighter (x2) | 81/82 | Various |
Sai Kyo | 83 | |
K. R. Kametaro[8] | L85 | Dhalsim |
D. R. D | 86 | Ken |
Jude | 87 | Manon |
Pinky Spike | 87 | Ryu |
Philia O'Borg (Box Bot Brigade) | 88 | |
Metro Protector | 90 | |
The 'Fus[9] | 90 | Blanka |
Akasa[10] | 91 | Chun-Li |
C. Dreja | 92 | Lily |
Yoon-Ah | 92 | Juri |
Vagrant Fridge | 93 | |
Reche | 95 | Kimberly |
Misty[11] | 96 | Dhalsim |
Kacey | 97 | Cammy |
Hileev Kernov[12] | 98 | Guile |
Bao Bao Bro | 99 | Jamie (!) |
Chuy[13] | 100 | Lily |
Ernest | 100 | JP |
Lucas | 100 | Luke |
Torie | 100 | Marisa |
Enzo | 100 | Dee Jay |
Alice | 100 | Chun-Li |
Luke | 100 | Luke |
Trivia
- 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.
- Tian Hong Yuan, China is the only base game's fighting stage not to be featured as a selectable location at the initial release. This is because it represents A.K.I.'s whereabouts, and was added at the time of her DLC release date.
- Despite Ed's DLC release date, Ruined Lab stage is instead appears in World Tour after Akuma's DLC release date, which also meant to predate M. Bison's return.
- 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.
- There will be guests from third-party series and one of Capcom series that are not part of Street Fighter shared universe titles in World Tour. Additionally, it also features a single character moves from each third-party series' characters.
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?)
- ↑ 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?)
- ↑ Known in Japan as Horani (ホラニ?)
- ↑ 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?)
- ↑ Known in Japan as Lieve / Reve (リーベ Rībe?)
- ↑ Known in Japan as Jesús (ヘスス Hesusu?)