All Game Items - Street Fighter 6

Street Fighter 6 – All Game Items Guide

This guide catalogues every item type in Street Fighter 6, covering currencies, consumables, equipment, materials, collectibles, and key items. While the core fighting game has no loot, the World Tour single-player RPG mode and Battle Hub online hub introduce a full item system. All information is accurate as of June 2025 (Title Update 1.10).

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1. Currencies

Street Fighter 6 uses several currencies across different modes. None are tradable between players.

Currency	Icon	Purpose	How to Obtain	Cap
Fighter Coins	Gold coin with F	Microtransaction currency for cosmetics, Fighting Pass, and some in-game items.	Real-money purchase (via platform store)	No soft cap; purchased in bundles (250, 610, 1250, 2750).
Drive Tickets	Blue ticket	Used in Battle Hub for cosmetic unlocks (outfits, colours, titles) and to spin the Drive Ticket Machine (random rewards).	Daily challenges, Fighting Pass tiers, special events	999,999
Zeni (World Tour)	Gold dollar bill	Main currency for buying items from vendors, repairing gear, and upgrading equipment.	Street fights, missions, selling items	9,999,999
Fighter’s Spirit (World Tour)	Red aura orb	Required to unlock certain Master moves and to train with Masters.	Completing Master quests, leveling bonds	999
Battle Pass XP	Fighting Pass icon	Progresses the seasonal Fighting Pass (free and premium tracks).	Playing any mode, completing daily/weekly missions	Infinite per season
Drive Gauge Charge (training dummy resource)	Small battery icon (Training Mode only)	Fills Drive Gauge for practice; not a real currency.	Infinite in Training Mode settings	N/A

Important: Fighter Coins are real-money only. Never spend them on consumable items that can be earned in-game. Prioritise the Fighting Pass (750 Fighter Coins per season) for best value.

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2. Consumables

Only available in World Tour and Battle Hub (limited). Consumables are single-use and vanish after application.

#### 2.1 Healing Items

Item	Effect	Where to Get	Cost
Ramen Bowl	Restores 10% HP	Ramen shop in Metro City	100 Zeni
Premium Ramen	Restores 30% HP	Metro City (rare vendor) or treasure chests	500 Zeni
Energy Drink	Restores 100% HP + grants temporary Attack Up (+10% for 30s)	Crafted (Energy Drink x5) or sold by Master Dhalsim	1,500 Zeni
First-Aid Kit	Revives you from K.O. with 50% HP (one use per fight)	Mission rewards, loot from defeated enemies	Not purchasable

#### 2.2 Stat Boosters

Item	Effect	Duration	How to Obtain
Protein Powder	+20% Attack for 60 seconds	60s	Vendors (e.g., near gyms), loot crates
Focus Capsule	+20% Defense for 60 seconds	60s	Same sources as Protein Powder
Speed Gel	+15% movement speed for 30 seconds	30s	Chests, rare drops from certain enemies
Combo Juice	Increases Drive Gauge recovery by 25% for 60 seconds	60s	Master Ken’s training shop, World Tour missions
Master’s Elixir	Doubles all stat boosts for 120 seconds	120s	Crafted from rare materials (see Materials)

#### 2.3 Battle Hub Consumables

Item	Effect	How to Get
Drive Ticket Machine Spin Token	One free spin on the Drive Ticket Machine	Daily login, Fighting Pass rewards
Battle Pass Booster	+50% Battle Pass XP for 1 hour (real time)	Premium Fighting Pass tiers (free track gives 30% for 30 min)
Emote Ticket	Unlocks a single emote (if owned) for use in Battle Hub	Drive Ticket spin, event missions

All consumables except healing items cannot be used in Ranked or Casual matches. They are only active in World Tour fights and Battle Hub lounges (if host allows items).

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3. Equipment (Gear) – World Tour Only

Gear in World Tour provides raw stat bonuses (Attack, Defence, HP, Speed, etc.) and sometimes special effects like “Auto-Guard on crouch” or “Increased Drive Impact damage”. Each piece has a level (1–99) and rarity (Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary). Gear level determines maximum potential stats; rarity influences number of bonus sub-stats.

#### 3.1 Headgear

Baseball Cap (Common): +5 Defence, no sub-stats. Found: vendor in Metro City.

Fighter’s Headband (Rare): +8 Defence, +2% Attack. Reward from early Master Chun-Li quest.

M. Bison Visor (Epic): +15 Defence, +5% Drive Gauge recovery. Loot from M. Bison’s clones in the Bison Base.

Legendary Akuma Mask (Legendary): +25 Defence, +10% Attack, +3% HP regen. Endgame reward from Akuma’s final bond quest.

T-Shirt (Common): +4 HP, no sub-stats. Start gear.

Gi Top (Rare): +10 HP, +2% Defence. Purchase from Master Ryu’s dojo after bond 3.

Jacket of Respect (Epic): +20 HP, +5% Attack vs. larger enemies. Found in Metro City casino vault.

Sagat’s Vest (Legendary): +35 HP, +8% Attack, +15% throw damage. Complete Sagat’s bond level 10 quest.

Short Shorts (Common): +2 Speed, no sub-stats. Start gear.

Fighting Pants (Rare): +5 Speed, +3% Defence. Vendor at Battle Hub for 2,000 Fight Money (Zeni).

Ninja Tabi (Epic): +10 Speed, +5% jump height. Loot from Juri’s hidden stash locations.

Dhalsim’s Wraps (Legendary): +15 Speed, +10% Drive Parry window extension. Drop from World Tour final boss (JP’s clone).

Leather Gloves (Common): +3 Defence. Early vendor.

Fire Charm (Rare): +5% fire damage (if using a fire-based style). Found in Luke’s training area.

Amulet of the Dragon (Epic): +10% Drive Impact damage. Chest in the sewers.

Mysterious Orb (Legendary): Charges your Drive Gauge by 1 bar every 30 seconds while idle. Crafted from 3 Rare Jewels (see Materials).

Important: Gear can be upgraded at the Blacksmith (unlocked after Chapter 3). Upgrades cost Zeni and materials (see §4). Upgrading increases base stats but not sub-stat values. You can also transmute gear cosmetics (appearance changes) using Fashion Tickets (earned via Fighting Pass or Fight Money).

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4. Materials

Used for upgrading gear, crafting consumables, and unlocking certain Master moves. Materials are found in chests, as enemy drops, or bought from specific vendors.

Material	Rarity	Used For	How to Obtain
Scrap Metal	Common	Gear upgrades (low level)	Broken crates, defeated punk enemies
Cloth Scrap	Common	Armour upgrades (low level)	Metro City clothes stores (breakables), reward from side quests
Rare Leather	Rare	High-level gear upgrades, crafting Energy Drink	Drops from bounty targets (World Tour), certain Master bond quests
Crystal Shard	Rare	Weapon upgrade (if using weapon-based style)	Found in special locations: subway tunnels, hidden caves in Nayshall
Dragon Scale	Epic	Legendary gear upgrade (level 80+)	Defeat the secret boss “Supercharged Ryu” in Nayshall forest
Master’s Seal	Legendary	Unlock legendary gear transmog, craft Master’s Elixir	Complete all bond quests for one Master, then talk to the Master at bond 10
Rare Jewel	Epic	Craft Mysterious Orb accessory, some high-level recipes	Loot from chests in JP’s finale area, rare random drop from any World Tour enemy (approx. 2% chance)

Tip: Always break every crate and wall you see in World Tour. Scrap Metal and Cloth Scrap are the most common bottleneck for early upgrades. Purchase extra from the pawn shop in Metro City’s Chinatown area.

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5. Collectibles

These items do not affect gameplay stats but unlock cosmetic or social features. Most are tracked in your Collection Log (press Start > Extras > Collection).

#### 5.1 Emotes

Wave (default) – Common

Taunt (default) – Common

Victory Pose Variants – Unlock from Fighting Pass (Premium), Drive Ticket spins, or World Tour Master bond rewards (bond 7 for each master).

Street Fighter Classic Sticker Pack – Fighting Pass free track (tier 15). Includes Ryu’s Hadouken sticker, Chun-Li’s kick sticker.

Capcom Collaboration Stickers – Limited events (e.g., Monster Hunter crossover gave Rathalos sticker).

World Tour Graffiti Stickers – Found on walls in World Tour; scan them with your phone to unlock as sticker.

Fight Title – Earned by completing Arcade mode with each character (8 titles total).

Master of [Style] – Unlock by mastering all moves of a particular fighting style in World Tour (e.g., “Master of Ansatsuken”).

Battle Hub Champion – Given to top 100 players in Battle Hub’s monthly-ranking event.

BGM Tracks – Can be set as background music in Battle Hub lounges. Unlocked by playing Arcade mode with each character, buying from the in-game music store (Fight Money only), or purchasing the Season 1 Character Pass.

Announcer Voice Sets – Alternative announcer voices (e.g., “SF2 Arcade Announcer”, “Chun-Li Japanese Voice”). Unlocked via Fighting Pass Premium track (seasonal).

Character Concept Art – Unlock by reaching bond 5 with each Master in World Tour.

Wallpapers – Purchasable with Fight Money (Zeni) in the Collection menu, or included with Deluxe/Ultimate edition.

All collectibles are purely cosmetic and do not affect gameplay balance. Players cannot see your collectibles unless you use them (emotes/stickers in match) or check your profile.

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6. Key Items (World Tour Story)

These items are essential for progressing the World Tour story or unlocking specific Master quests. They cannot be sold or discarded.

Item	Significance	Where to Find
Empty Journal	Given by Bosch at start. Used to note clues about the tournament.	Automatically obtained in Chapter 1.
Bison’s Amulet	Piece of evidence proving JP’s involvement. Dropped by defeated Shadaloo sentinel in Chapter 4.	Boss fight – Bison Sentinel (Chapter 4).
Forged Invitation	Grants access to the underground fighting pit in Nayshall.	Received from Marisa after bond 3 quest.
Master Training Scrolls (one per Master)	Unlocks the next bond level cap (bond 5 → 10). Each Master gives their scroll after bond 5 quest.	Talk to Master after reaching bond 5.
Key to the Ruins	Opens the locked door in the Bison Base’s lower level.	Found on a table in the Nayshall market (after Chapter 7).
Final Boss Keycard	Necessary to activate the elevator to JP’s final lab.	Defeat the four elite guards in Chapter 9.

Note: Once a World Tour mission is complete, key items can still be viewed in your Key Items pouch (Inventory > Key Items tab). They have no further use after story completion.

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7. Fighting Pass Items

The seasonal Fighting Pass (90 tiers free + 30 Premium bonus tiers) distributes a mix of currencies, consumables, and cosmetics. The free track always includes:

Drive Tickets (accumulated ~3,000 per season)

Battle Pass XP Boosts (50% for 1 hour)

Emotes, Stickers (every 10 tiers)

Fight Money (Zeni) (small amounts)

Exclusive Outfit for the season’s featured character

Rare Stickers/Emotes

Double Drive Ticket payouts

Fashion Tickets (used to change gear appearance in World Tour)

Best Practice: Always complete the free track to max before spending any Fighter Coins; reroll daily missions for better XP gains.

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8. Miscellaneous Items

Item	Type	Description
Fight Money	Currency	Earned in World Tour (Zeni). Used for most purchases.
Battle Pass XP Booster	Consumable (non-stackable, duration)	Increases XP gain from matches (only in Battle Hub lounges).
Combo Trial Tokens	Collectible	Completing all combo trials in Fighting Ground awards a token (cosmetic) per character.
Golden Drive Ticket	Currency	Special type (earned via Fighting Pass Premium tier 100). Used to buy exclusive legendary gear from a hidden vendor in Battle Hub.

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9. Important Synergies & Upgrades

Equipment Upgrades: Use Scrap Metal + Zeni to upgrade Common gear from level 1–20, then Rare Leather + Crystal Shard for levels 21–50, and Dragon Scale for 51–80+. Beyond level 80, you need Master’s Seal + a hefty Zeni fee.

Master’s Elixir Crafting: Combine 1x Rare Jewel + 2x Master’s Seal + 5x Focus Capsule + 5x Protein Powder. This elixir quadruples the duration of all booster effects (doubled duration on top of doubling stats).

Legendary Accessory ‘Mysterious Orb’: Equipping it with the “Drive Gauge Master” style (from Master Ryu) results in a full Drive Gauge every 10 seconds instead of 30. Extremely powerful for World Tour boss fights.

Fashion Tickets: These are one-time use to change the skin of a gear piece without affecting stats. Rare Fashion Tickets (earned in premium Fighting Pass) let you apply any unlocked skin to any gear slot. Save them for your final legendary set.

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This guide covers all item types available in Street Fighter 6 across all modes. For detailed crafting recipes, refer to the World Tour Crafting Guide. Items are subject to change with future updates; check the official patch notes for new additions.