Street Fighter does not shy away from crossovers and collaborations both inside the games and out with the latest rounds getting a bit spicy buy also clearing your eyes.
Capcom just added a new collaboration to Street Fighter 6 while another is hitting snack shelves.
The first of which brings one of the game’s big sponsors and supporters into the action officially with Rohto Z!
Said Japanese eyedrop brand may seem like an odd choice next to some of their previous collabs including popular anime / manga Spy x Family, Baki the Grappler, Undead Unluck and Pop Team Epic, however, the company has been sponsoring players like Tokido and fighting game events for years now.
Their mascot Rohto Z! Man was also at Evo Japan last year, and now you can dress up like him too even if you’re not in Japan.
The in-game collab brings a Rohto Z! Man suit for SF6 avatars to dress up as plus 6 stickers and 3 titles.
Getting these is as simple as logging in before March 10 and checking the News tab.
You can also get 1,000 Drive Tickets that way too for Ken’s birthday now this week plus 2,000 tickets for participating in the Capcom Cup 11 Street Voter promotion.
The Capcom Cup 11 Street Voter is live!
Predict who will win Capcom Cup 11 and if your pick wins, you’ll receive a special reward!
You’ll also receive Drive Tickets just for voting, so be sure to visit Eternity in the Battle Hub.
Voting Period: Feb 10 – Mar 3 pic.twitter.com/AJSeHNmqYm
— Street Fighter (@StreetFighter) February 10, 2025
As for their other promotion, Street Fighter 6 is joining forces with the snack maker Koikeya with some interesting flavors and cute artwork.
It seems Koikeya is releasing three different types of chips based on the world warriors, specifically Dhalsim, Marisa and Ryu.
There’s the Dhalsi-Mucho hot chili chips as a combination of Dhalsim and Karamuucho, Love BBQ Scones and Shoryuken Ryu Special Ramen Flavor.
We don’t know what a Shoryuken tastes like, but it certainly has us curious.
It seems every package will feature unique artwork of the SF6 cast with different package designs including M. Bison and Ed apparently bonding over some spicy crisps — plus an extra one they’re keeping secret.
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Unfortunately, these chips and their cute packaging are likely to be exclusive to Japan, but maybe you can get lucky with some local Asian markets or something.
Koikeya is taking orders of sets of six bags plus stickers for 2,580 yen until February 18 with shipments beginning in late March.
Packs of three chips are also going to make their way to stores as well, so those would most likely be the ones to run into out in the wild if they make it that far.
The world has gotten a lot more open with shipping overseas over the past decade or more, but there’s still some really cool stuff stuck in Japan of course.
More information can be found on the Koikeya website.
Source: Event Hubs
