Capcom has released a Street Fighter 6 outfit 2 trailer showcasing the alternate costumes for each character. Most of the attires displayed included classic cosmetics such as Ryu’s original white karate gi with matching red headband and Ken’s recognizable bright red karate gi. However, the most popular piece that was shown during the preview was Cammy wearing her iconic, albeit revealing green onesie that inevitably made fans even more excited for the game.
Even though the entire Street Fighter 6 character list got a chance to show off their new threads in the short trailer, most of the attention was predictably centered on Cammy as some players had initially been displeased that Capcom decided to change what she looked like in the game. Now that her classic costume has made a return, this gives longtime fans even more incentive to play the next installment.
However, this wasn’t the only costume that gave a character several new followers as Juri’s revealing outfit similarly became popular with most of the SF6 player base. Her alternate attire this time around is based on her look from Street Fighter 5 so series veterans should already be familiar with her skin-tight purple jumpsuit.
Of course, most of the other characters featured were equally iconic in their own right as Chun Li and Guile’s original costumes made hardcore fighting game fans wax nostalgic as soon as they were shown. On the other hand, new fighters like Manon and Marisa were also particularly popular within the community as the former’s outfit showed off her chic and flashy model alter-ego while the latter’s costume made her look like a mafia boss that would give you an offer you couldn’t refuse.
Now, even though the battle pass reveal did slightly dampen the early celebrations, this Street Fighter 6 outfit trailer will surely bring up the excitement level once again ahead of the game’s release date. It’s worth noting, though, that you may not be able to access them immediately as it seems you’ll have to unlock them by completing specific in-game challenges.
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