The Monster Hunter 20th Anniversary in-game collaboration event is now happening in Street Fighter 6. You can gain access to the new Monster Hunter-themed gear in Street Fighter by purchasing the Fighting Pass. Some of the items include themed avatar gear, emotes, and special titles. There are also various in-game collaborative events happening now in Street Fighter 6.
Here are all the details of the latest Street Fighter 6 collaboration:
Enter the fray in the Battle Hub, decked out in Monster Hunter decor and playing your favorite Monster Hunter music!
The menacing Rathalos and Rathian join you in the photo booth to spice up your pictures!
During the event period, players can watch one Tutorial within Fighting Ground to get the Wyvern Jawblade avatar gear!
The next Street Voter event kicks off as well with the age-old question – “What’s your favorite Monster Hunter weapon?” Voting opens on April 8 and all voters will receive 2,000 Drive Tickets!
Limited time Monster Hunter weapon shaped accessories will be available for purchase from the Hub Goods Shop via Fighter Coins or Drive Tickets, with lots of challenges to earn Drive Tickets from! Multiple weapons can even be equipped together!
Premium rewards for the Fighting Pass include avatar gear like Rathalos Helm, Mail, Coil, Greaves, and Felyne Head, as well as items like a “Happy Hunting!” photo frame, “Gimmie it Well-Done!” player title, and a “Hunter’s Dance” emote!
Additional content coming with this latest update includes:
The classic arcade game “Magic Sword” comes to the Battle Hub Game Center as an unlockable premium reward!
Kimberly and JP are both celebrating their birthdays this month! Let’s celebrate right alongside them with the opportunity to get Drive Tickets and bonus Kudos along with participating in character-specific tournaments!
Street Fighter 6 is available for PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.
Source: Capcom
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