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All Master locations and unlock conditions in Street Fighter 6

Street Fighter 6 is all about creating a fighter to represent yourself and taking them out onto the streets in World Tour, the biggest story-related content Capcom has ever developed for a title in the franchise. During your time exploring Metro City and beyond, you will find classic and new Street Fighter characters who take it upon themselves to train you as your Master—and give you access to their suite of Super Arts too. 

In total, players can train under all 18 fighters that make up SF6’s base roster of characters. Some of these Master Characters will be automatically unlocked as you play World Tour’s main set of missions—but a majority of them have been hidden away behind other content. 

Whether simply stumbling across them during your journey or completing long side missions to unlock remote locations of the globe, Capcom has made it somewhat challenging to find and convince the likes of Ryu and the World Warriors to take you on as a student. 

How to find and unlock all Master Characters in Street Fighter 6

Once you click start on the World Tour, you will have several missions thrust into your hands as a fledgling fighter looking to find your own meaning of strength. This includes the option to track down various Master fighters to train you in their unique styles of combat. 

With 18 potential Masters and their individual move lists available to learn, you might spend a lot of time digging up their locations. That is because each Master you learn from and bond with will give you access to more moves and styles to customize your fighter’s growing talents. 

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Here is a full list of the Master Characters in Street Fighter 6 , their location, and how you can unlock them in Street Fighter 6 . 

How to find Luke in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Luke is the first Master you unlock in Street Fighter 6 and will automatically be your assigned mentor once you begin your World Tour. 

Most of the intro tutorial is actually teaching you how to customize your fighter using Luke’s style and moves. He is also technically a key player in the story of the mode, though it is in more of an abstract way after the opening concludes. 

Since you don’t need to unlock Luke as a Master, you can instantly start training his style up to earn new moves. He is located near the Training Center inside of the warehouse, which you can visit at any point during the day or night in Metro City. 

How to find Chun-Li in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Chun-Li is the first World Warrior you will meet as part of the World Tour, and is also an unmissable Master. She is going to play a much smaller role than Luke, but her other main trainee Li-Fin plays a pivotal role in several chapters. 

As soon as you enter Chapter 2-1, you will be tasked with finding Chun-Li in Chinatown. She doesn’t move from her spot in the middle of a large alley and can always be visited during the day in Metro City. 

How to find Marisa in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Marisa is a newcomer to Street Fighter and is another Master you will encounter as part of a main mission, specifically Chapter 3-3, when you are tasked to manufacture a bag that Bosch stole from the Mad Gear Gang. 

This will be the first introduction of the World Map, since you need to travel to Rome’s Colosseo to get things done. Marisa will be introduced through a cutscene, and you can interact with her after it ends and you complete your task in the area to ask if she will train you. 

How to find Lily in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Lily is the first missable Master, being locked behind a side mission you unlock during Chapter 4-1 called “The Spirit Guide.” 

A woman named Ana will need help in Chinatown with a brief errand involving some Mad Gear NPCs. Once you complete her request, she will unlock Mexico and the Thunderfoot Settlement as a travel location on the World Map. 

Just like with Marisa, interacting with a few NPCs will trigger Lily’s cutscene, and you will actually have to fight her as a result. Once the battle is done, you can talk to her again and ask to learn her techniques. 

How to find Blanka in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Blanka is an optional Master, but is not locked behind a side mission. Instead, Luke will unlock Brazil and the Ranger’s Hut during Chapter 6-1, letting you travel there and interact with the spirit of the jungle. 

After a conversation and training session where Blanka teaches you how to pose as Blanka Chan, the jungle sprite, you can ask him to train you further. You also get the Blanka Chan suit as a rather useful piece of equipment you can use to boost your stats. 

How to find Dee Jay in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Dee Jay is unlocked in the same chapter as Blanka, with Luke also pointing you to visit Jamaica and Bather’s Beach. 

I hope you know how to dance because the grooving battler will challenge you to a fight for not vibing with the other people at the beach to have fun. After that, you can ask him to be your Master and begin to learn his moves—though he does have an annoying mission for you later too, but that isn’t part of the unlock conditions. 

How to find Cammy in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Once you start prepping for a tournament in Chapter 7-1, Cammy becomes obtainable as a Master if you complete the “Special Unit Del—?” side mission in Metro City’s subway. 

You will need to clear the subway anyway to unlock the stadium and clear the barricades blocking off the western side of Metro City, but this side mission will also point you to clear out some Mad Gear Punks downtown. Doing so will enable an encounter with Cammy at King’s Street, England—a location you will have already visited once in a previous story event. 

How to find Manon in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Time for yet another missable Master, newcomer Manon. 

The model-battler is hidden behind the side mission “Extra,” which unlocks around Chapter 7-3 once you begin really digging into the Novice League Tournament storyline. You will need to purchase a Judo Gi from the Dripping Style shop in order to progress in this quest, which will automatically take you to France once you equip the clothing and talk to the NPC, Oscar. 

Manon will have her intro cutscene play automatically as she tossed you around for a video, and you can ask her to train you after it concludes. You will have to battle her before she agrees, though. 

How to find Ken in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Ken is the first Master in a hot-minute you will encounter as part of a main mission—Chapter 8-3 “The Elusive Former National Champ.”

Your entire goal here is to investigate a construction site where Ken is working, which will require you to obtain a construction helmet first. This item can be purchased Apparel Clerk Gomorrah in the shopping area close to the stadium, unlocked via a side mission, or obtained by beating certain NPCs in Metro City. 

Once you equip the helmet, you can enter the construction site where Ken has his introduction cutscene. You will have to battle a construction worker before entering the building on the left, but after that, you can talk to Ken, fight him, and ask him to teach you. 

Ken is the first Master I maxed out during my World Tour playthrough and has some very interesting tidbits to share about key story events if you pay attention while talking to him throughout your training. 

How to find Edmond Honda in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Just like Ken, E. Honda is part of the Chapter 8 storyline, specifically Chapter 8-4 “Big in Japan.” 

Here, you will need to visit the large sumo restaurant on the way to the stadium. Thi sis the Chanko House Edoman, and you will instantly be greeted with Honda’s introduction cutscene when you enter the establishment. 

From there you just need to walk around the ring, take a picture of him when prompted with your phone’s camera, and clear the mission. You can then ask him to be your Master and teach you his sumo ways. 

How to find Ryu in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Once you complete E. Honda’s mission, you can travel to Genbu Temple in Japan. 

If you know Street Fighter lore, there is only one man who might be training there at this time, and you even got some hints in the lengthy “Monk Without a Cause” side mission too. Once there, you will find Ryu honing his warrior’s spirit and can take a picture of him to clear your mission objective. 

Ryu is also another simple Master to get, since all you have to do is talk to him, and he will walk you through some motions before going back to meditate. 

How to find Jamie in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Jamie is another missable Master who doesn’t even really have a side mission to lock down his location for you. 

At night in Metro City, if you head to Chinatown and walk into the side alley where you have encountered some Mad Gear NPCs and Bao Bao with Li-Fen, Jamie will be taking on some thugs and will mistake you for one in his intro cutscene. 

Once that mistake is cleared up, you can climb up the ladders on the right side of the alley and reach the area you have met some Mad Gear NPCs in the past on a roof. Jamie hangs out here at night, and you can ask him to be your Master. 

How to find Kimberly in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Jumping ahead to another Master you meet during the main story, Kimberly is actually the only fighter outside of JP and Juri who appears in the story during a mission who you are not tasked with tracking down in some fashion. 

She appears during Chapter 8-7 “High-Flying Man” as you infiltrate a building for some plot reasons that I won’t spoil here—get ready for a lot of that excuse coming up. 

After the mission is done, you can find Kimberly on a roof right above your “Hangout.” It is the one with the Watcher on it but to the far back left once you climb the second ladder behind him. You will see her hanging out in her alternate outfit, get challenged to a test of skill of the hardcore parkour variety, and then net yourself another Master to learn from. 

How to find Guile in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Guile will also become an option after Chapter 8-7, though he is a bit more missable since you haven’t seen him yet. 

After speaking to an NPC near the construction site where Ken is located while wearing your procured SiRN lab coat, you will be tasked with boarding the Carrier Byron Taylor—an aircraft carrier off the coast of Grace Marina port—under the pretense of running maintenance on their cleaning drones. 

You will need to fight the cleaning robots first, but Guile will step in and cut one in half for you at the end. Simply talk to him after that, and you can unlock him as a Master. 

How to find Dhalsim in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

You’ve reached the homestretch now, and all four of the final Master fighters are completely optional, so pay attention and use your power of deduction to find out where they are hidden. 

I’m joking of course. A side mission called “Yoga Statue” is pretty self-explanatory and will see you beating up a scam artist who sells you a bogus statue that will give you some power. After purchasing the item during the day, change the time of day to night and go back to the same spot to teach him a lesson for lying.

Once you defeat him, he will apologize—sort of—and point you to Dhalsimer Temple in India where you will meet Dhalsim. He will offer to teach you fairly quickly, as is the way of his yoga. I’m not sure when this mission pops up, but it could be around Chapter 9 or a bit earlier. 

How to find Zangief in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Zangief was actually the last Master I unlocked before entering the “endgame” since it appears the side mission you need to complete doesn’t pop up until Chapter 9. 

Near the stadium, you will find the “Hither and Tither” side mission, where two wrestlers have arrived to compete in the canceled tournament. One doesn’t believe it is canceled, and his partner asks you to fight him to get the point across. After winning, he will point you to a new spot on the World Map. 

Head to Russia and the Barmaley Steelworks and witness the strength of Zangief’s muscles. Then you can take part in a wholesome and very intense workout with the wrestler who has agreed to be your Master in all matters of building physical strength. 

How to find Juri in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Avoiding all spoilers for the final two Masters, Juri is on the menu and she doesn’t remember an encounter you had earlier in the story very well. It took place in an alley during the Old Nayshall night once you arrive during Chapter 12. 

You will need to take part in the “A Hardboiled Adventure” side mission when it pops up, which will have you playing detective in a very odd scene. After a brief plot twist and fight with an NPC, you can encounter Juri and ask her to teach you. 

She will play hardball, and you do need to select the right answers to her questions to convince her to be your Master—just don’t say anything that will make her view you as spineless. From there, you have unlocked the final Master available… at least in the main story. 

How to find JP in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

JP is all types of redacted and it shows in all of your interactions throughout the game. If you want to learn his moves, you will need to complete the main story of World Tour and do some backtracking. 

After you clear the story, head back to Old Nayshall and make it nighttime before heading on up to Mount Vayshal and the Suval’hal Arena Entrance—otherwise known as the area right outside of the stadium where you fought the final tournament. He will be waiting on the stairs near the back of that area and want to talk. 

Just accepting his offer to train will prompt a cutscene that is full of so many spoilers and potential story threads for future things before he becomes your Master. It was honestly super cool and added a lot of fuel to a potential DLC expansion for the World Tour mode coming sometime post-launch.  

Master Characters are also the key to unlocking the alternate costumes available for all of Street Fighter 6’s fighters, so you will want to complete all of these if you want to avoid using Fighter Coins instead . 

Street Fighter 6: How To Unlock All The Masters In World Tour Mode

While some of Street Fighter 6's masters are impossible to miss in World Tour mode, others are hidden away. This guide will uncover them all for you.

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Street Fighter 6 's World Tour mode is something of a dream come true. You can wander the world of Street Fighter, talk to notable characters from the universe, and even become the student of your favorite Street Fighter 6 characters.

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However, while many of these masters will be introduced as part of the main story, not all of them will be so easily acquired. This guide will show you where each master is and tell you when you can acquire them. We've organized the masters based on when they become recruitable in the world tour mode.

It is hard to picture a scenario where you are confused about acquiring Luke as a master... He is completely unmissable, and you unlock him immediately. We're including him here just so that every master is accounted for.

Chun-Li is another impossible to miss master. The second chapter necessitates traveling to Chinatown and becoming her student.

During the final mission, in the third chapter, you will be tasked with acquiring a belt buckle. This will take you all the way to Italy. Once you arrive, you will need to fight Marisa in order to convince her to give you the buckle. Once you do, talk to her again and ask her to teach you. You'll now have unlocked Marisa as a master.

Speak to Ana in Metro City—she is marked on the map under "The Spirit Guide" mission marker. She'll tell you that she was mugged. Now, go to Chinatown and confront her mugger. Once you beat him, head back to Ana. Talking to her, and completing the Spirit Guide mission, will unlock the Thunderfoot Settlement on the world map. Fly there, and you will be confronted by Lily. After you beat her in combat, you can talk to her and acquire her as a master. For a more detailed breakdown of this quest, click here.

During Chapter 6, you will travel to Jamaica in order to acquire a gift for Luke. Simply talk to Dee Jay while you are there, and you will acquire him as a master.

Just like with Dee Jay, you will travel to Brazil in order to acquire a gift for Luke. Talk to Blanka while you are there, and you will acquire him as a master.

During the World Tour mode, you will be given a Metro Pass by Luke. You will then need to fight your way through the subway. On the way down, you will run into Alfred. Talk to him . Now, after you have completed the subway section, return to Alfred and talk to him again. He will tell you to meet him in England. Fly back to King Street, and you will be spied on by Cammy. Go talk to her and you will unlock her as a master.

Talk to Oscar in Beat Square (he is near the stairs). From here, you need to go find a Judo Gi. Thankfully, there is one in "Drippin' Style", which is right next to where you are right now. Buy the Gi (Top) and Gi (Bottom), put them on, and then talk to Oscar again. He will take you to France, where you will participate in a balletic Judo battle. Once the performance concludes, you will be required to fight a few of Manon's students, and then you will fight Manon herself. You will now enroll in Manon's classes and be able to use her style.

Go to the Metro City Stadium at night. Talk to Uou, once you've talked to him, go talk to Saou. He'll now ask you to go fight Uou. Oblige him. Once you beat Uou, Russia will open up as a location on the world map. Fly there, witness Zangief fight, and then talk to him. You will train alongside the Russian bear, and he will now be unlocked as a new master.

Go to Chinatown at night, and head to where you first fought the Canary Crate gang. Here, you will see Jamie fight off the whole lot of 'em. Once you have seen this cutscene, talk to Jamie. He will mistake you for being part of the Canary Crate gang. After the fight (win or lose), talk to Jamie and you will clear up this misunderstanding. But you won't be able to obtain Jamie as a master quite yet. Leave the area for now. After completing another mission, come back to Chinatown at night. Head to the rooftop where you first fought Boulou. Jamie will be hanging out up here. Talk to him and you will become Jamie's student.

Ken's mission is part of the mainline series of missions in Chapter 8. Mission 8 - 3 will require you to track Ken down. Once you have finished this mission, you can talk to him to acquire him as a master.

This is part of the mainline series of quests in Chapter 8. Mission 8 - 4 has you talk to E-Honda in his restaurant near the Metro City Stadium. Once you have finished this mission, talk to Honda to learn from him.

Once you have finished speaking to E. Honda in the Big In Japan section of Chapter 8, you will unlock Genbu Temple. Now all you need to do is jetset over there and you will be able to study under everyone's favorite Karate Master!

As part of the final mission in Chapter 8, you will wear the lab coat, speak to Jonathan at the construction site, and be taken to the Carrier Byron Taylor. Once you subdue some rogue robots, you will be able to speak to Guile and learn martial art from the man with broom-like hair. Yay?

First, you need to run into Kimberly at the SiRN labs during Mission 8 - 7. Once you have done that, go to the rooftop of your HQ near Beat Square at night (the same one with Watcher on it). Once there, speak to Kimberly. After a brief cutscene plays, you will unlock her as a master.

This Sub-Mission will become available during the ninth chapter. Head to the park near Luke's gym, and you will find Anik—a man who wants to sell you a "one-of-a-kind" yoga statue. This will cost you 6,000 Zenny. After making this dubious purchase, head back to your HQ, adjust the time of day to night, and return to Anik. He will admit that he scammed you and challenge you to a fight. After you beat him, he will tell you about Dhalsimer Temple, at which point you will be able to travel there from the world map. Talk to Dhalsim and you will acquire him as a master.

In chapter 12 the sub-mission "A Hardboiled Adventure" will open up. There will be a few NPCs marked in Old Nayshall. You need to talk to them. Once you have done so, go to your HQ, set the time of day to night, and head to the southern section of the map (there will be a quest marker you can follow). You will now confront Juri. Ask her to train you, and you will acquire her as a master.

Once you have completed the World Tour mode story, travel back to the "Suval'hal Arena - Entrance" in Old Nayshall at night. JP will be just a little south of where you spawn on the map. Speak to him and he will agree to become your master.

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Street Fighter 6 Master Locations Guide

The World Tour Mode in Street Fighter 6 is one of the best fighting game story modes around. Though its story might not be revolutionary, the fact that it lets you explore the world of Street Fighter and carefully customize their move set is revelatory and serves to give you hours worth of fun. The only catch is that you need to find different Masters to access their moves, and as such, we thought it might be helpful to show you where to find them all with this Street Fighter 6 Master locations guide .

Where to Find Every Master in Street Fighter 6

There are a total of 18 Masters to find in the World Tour Mode of Street Fighter 6 . Most all of them are locked behind progressing the main story to a certain point, and you’ll need to interact with about half of them a few times before they’ll accept you as a student.

It’s also worth noting that the World Map shows how many Masters are found in each location. While most only contain one, Metro City and Nayshall contain multiple for you to track down. Not only that, but each are tied to a specific time of day. You can change the time of day and make them appear by resting in the apartments found in both open world areas.

We’ve detailed each Master’s location, as well as how to successfully become their student, down below.

Where to Find Luke

Luke is the first Master you’ll have in the game, and you won’t have to jump through any hoops to learn his style given you start off using it. Simply start World Tour Mode and successfully complete the tutorial section. Once you’re done, you’ll be able to interact with him at the Training Facility down in the bottom right corner of the Metro City map during the day.

Once you reach the training facility, head inside via the door out front. Head further in and you’ll see Luke standing on the training mats in front of the signs spelling out Combative.

Where to Find Chun Li Master Location in Street Fighter 6 World Tour Mode

The next Master you’ll meet in Street Fighter 6’s World Tour Mode is Chun Li. Like with Luke, you’ll encounter her by playing through the early section of the story and can’t really miss her. Specifically, you’ll need to reach the section where you need to go to the Hong Mu Men Area section of Metro City.

After reaching the center of the area, a brief cutscene will play out introducing her and Li Feng. Following this, you can interact with Chun Li to become her student and learn her Style. She’ll be available to speak to during the day for the remainder of the game.

Where to Find Ken

About a third of the way through the story, you’ll be able to find Ken by entering the Construction Area found near the Bayside Park Street fast travel point. You won’t be able to enter this location until you track down a helmet which you’ll need to equip to your character though, so be sure to accept and complete the Safety First side mission first. Once you’ve done this, head inside and a cutscene will trigger introducing Ken.

Afterward, head up to the top level of the area and you’ll find Ken leaning against a wall. After fighting him, he’ll agree to become your master and can be spoken to during the day.

Where to Find E. Honda Master Location in Street Fighter 6 World Tour Mode

The next Master that can be found in Metro City is Edmond Honda, better known as E. Honda. He’ll appear in the Japanese restaurant near Urban Park after you’re tasked with tracking down a powerful fighter from Japan. Head into the Restaurant, and you’ll see him commemorating the opening of the restaurant with a performance.

Following the performance, head to the back of the restaurant and speak to him. He’ll agree to make you his student, and can be spoken to during the day to progress your mastery of his Style.

Where to Find Kimberly

Next up are the two Street Fighter 6 Masters you can find at night in Metro City. The first is Kimberly, who will appear on top of the Police building near your apartment after you successfully infiltrate the SiRN building during the main story. You can reach her by climbing the ladder found on the North side of the building, and continuing past the Watcher NPC to reach a slightly higher platform via another ladder.

Once you reach her, speak to her and you’ll trigger a cutscene. You’ll then unlock her as a Master once it’s done.

Where to Find Jamie Master Location in Street Fighter 6 World Tour Mode

The second Master who can be found at night in Metro City is Jamie. You’ll first meet him about halfway through the main story, and he’ll fight you after mistaking you for a criminal. After this occurs, head to the center of the Hong Hu Men area and look for a ladder behind some people sitting at a table.

head up the ladder, and then climb up another ladder up ahead and to the left. This will bring you to the top of a building, and Jamie will be standing next to the railing found up and to your left.

Once you speak to him, a cutscene will trigger where he convinces you to drink with him. Once it’s done, you’ll become his student and can start learning his move set.

Where to Find Juri

Next on the list are the two Masters you can find in the Nayshall area of the Street Fighter 6 World Tour Mode. Both can only be found at night, and will require a decent amount of leg work to gain access to.

First up is Juri, who can be found in the alley way in the southern portion of the Nayshall bazaar. You won’t be able to enter the alley until you complete the A Hardboiled Adventure side mission, so accept and finish this task as quickly as you can. Once you’ve done so, head into the alleyway and look for Juri next to a motorcycle.

Speak to her, and choose the dialogue options that anger her by refusing to leave. This will lead to a fight between you, and after it’s done you’ll impress her enough to become her student.

Where to Find JP Master Location in Street Fighter 6 World Tour Mode

The other Master found in Nayshall is JP, the central antagonist of Street Fighter 6’s World Tour Mode. He’ll only appear after completing the main story.

Once you’ve rolled the credits on the story mode, head back to the Suval’hal Arena at night and look for him in front of the arena entrance area. He’ll be wearing a hat and a fancy jacket, and will be holding his cane in his left hand as he looks out over the city.

Speak to him, and respond to his question however you’d like. He’ll then infuse you with dark energy, and will agree to teach you his fighting Style as a reward for surviving.

Where to Find Blanka

The remaining 10 Master locations in Street Fighter 6 can be found at a smattering of locations throughout the world. You can visit any of them in exchange for a Plane Ticket, and they’ll be readily visible as soon as you enter the area. You also won’t need to worry about changing the time of day, as these locations have fixed times.

Blanka is one of the first you’ll gain access to, as you’ll need to visit him as part of the main story. He’ll be at the Ranger’s Hut in Brazil, and will become your master after fighting him once.

Where to Find Marissa Master Location in Street Fighter 6 World Tour Mode

Marisa will become available as a potential master around the same time, as you’ll gain access to the Colosseo area in Italy. Once there, a cutscene will trigger and you’ll be introduced to her. You’ll then be able to challenge her, and afterward she’ll become available as someone you can learn a new Style from.

Where to Find Dee Jay

Around the same time, you’ll also gain access to Bather’s Beach in Jamaica. Once there, you’ll be introduced to Dee Jay. Following a fight with him, speak to him again and watch a brief cutscene where you dance together. He’ll be unlocked as a Master for you to learn from once it’s done.

Where to Find Lily Master Location in Street Fighter 6 World Tour Mode

Shortly after this, you’ll be able to visit the Thunderfoot Settlement in Mexico. Head there, and then complete a fight with the location’s Master Lily. This will lead to a quick cutscene, and if you speak to her afterward she’ll officially become a potential Master for you to study under.

Where to Find Guile

A little ways further into the main story, you’ll be directed toward the Carrier Byron Taylor. Once there, you’ll be introduced to Guile and can speak to him for the opportunity to become his student.

Where to Find Ryu Master Location in Street Fighter 6 World Tour Mode

Finding all the Master locations in Street Fighter 6 starts to become a little bit trickier from here, as you’ll need to explore the overworld and get their locations from specific NPCs.

For Ryu, you’ll need to speak to E. Honda after completing the story mission wherein you need to find a powerful fighter from Japan. He’ll reveal that he’s not the only one who fits this description, and will point you toward a temple in Japan. Once you head there, you’ll be introduced to Ryu and can talk to him to become his student.

Where to Find Manon

The grappling Master Manon, meanwhile, can only be found by accepting the Extra side mission. This will task you with buying the clothing pieces for the Judo Gi outfit from the clothing store in Beat Square. Once you have both articles of clothing, speak to the NPC in a suit near the food cart and you’ll be able to visit Fete Foraine in France to advance the quest.

You’ll meet Manon while you’re there, and can fight her shortly after she’s introduced. Afterward, she’ll agree to make you her student and will be counted among your unlocked Masters.

Where to Find Zangief Master Location in Street Fighter 6 World Tour Mode

About halfway through the story, you can find Zangief by completing the Hither and Tither side mission. This will require speaking to the Wrestlers standing outside the arena in Urban Park, and fighting one of them after they discover the tournament has been cancelled. After defeating them, you’ll be told of a Master who resides in the Barmaley Steelworks.

Head there, and then speak to Zangief after his introductory cutscene. He’ll take you on as his student once it’s done.

Where to Find Dhalsim

For Dhalsim, you’ll need to complete the Yoga Statue side quest. It can be taken on during the day in Metro City, and will require purchasing a Yoga Statue for 7,000 Zenny. After doing so, rest in your apartment and then go to the marker to fight the salesman for tricking you out of your money. He’ll apologize after you defeat him, and will reveal Dhalsim’s location in India as a way of making amends.

After that, head to Dhalsimer Temple and speak to Dhalsim after his introductory cutscene. You’ll be made his student and unlock him as a Master after another cutscene.

Where to Find Cammy Master Location in Street Fighter 6 World Tour Mode

Last but not least is Cammy. She can be found on King Street in the UK, but won’t appear the first time you go there during the main story.

Instead, you’ll need to take on the Special Forces Del- side mission first. This will lead to an NPC rewarding you with her identity, after which she’ll appear on King Street. Once she does, speak to her and you’ll unlock her as an available Master.

That’s everything our Street Fighter 6 Master locations guide has to offer. Should more be added later on through DLC, we’ll add the information needed to find them as needed. For more on the game, scroll down and check out any of our related articles.

How to find every Master location in Street Fighter 6 World Tour Mode

A handful of these are unavoidable and you should have little to no trouble encountering them, but others a little less intuitive and require you tackle side quests at particular times of day, for instance, in order to discover them.

Here are textual explanations for all characters, but you'll find a video showing how to do them all embedded down below.

If you're aiming to unlock outfit 2 for your favorite characters by way of World Tour mode, be sure to check out our Street Fighter 6 Costumes and Colors Guide . In it, you'll find detailed information on pricing, each character's favorite gifts, where to find the gifts, and more.

Chun-Li is the first Master you'll run into after Luke springs you loose into the world of Metro City, and is the only other Master in the game that's truly unavoidable as you must use her techniques in order to progress through the story.

You'll encounter her in chapter 2-1 by heading over to the entrance to China Town. Simply getting here will trigger a cut scene that will take your character over to where Chun-Li is and initiate the sequence where you'll learn her style.

Marisa is the second Master you'll run into during your play through World Tour, and you'll encounter her during chapter 3-3. You'll first need to meet with Counterfeiter Leonardo in the Downtown South Area to continue the "The Search for the Bag" quest. Use uppercuts to climb up to the area where Leonardo is.

He'll send you on a quest to get leather for a counterfeit purse, and you'll achieve this by defeating two nearby Mad Gear gang members both named "Roughest Rider." Return to Leonardo and he'll give you a plane ticket that will automatically transport you to Italy where you'll encounter Marisa. Fight her, then speak to her again after the bout (whether you win or lose doesn't matter) and she'll teach you her style.

Master number 3 is Lily and you'll find her during chapter 4-1. Lily is purely optional and must be accessed via a side quest called "The Spirit Guide." From Beat Square, find "The Spirit Guide" on your map, and head to it's location where you'll find an NPC named Ana.

Speak with her to initiate the quest, then head into China Town and find the Mad Gear Box Head named "Zimo." Fight and defeat him, then return to Ana and you'll unlock the Thunderfoot Settlement in Mexico on your World Map. Fly there and you'll meet Lily, whom you'll fight and can then talk to again to acquire her style.

Once you get to chapter 6-1 Luke will open up two new travel destinations for you to go to, "Ranger's Hut" in Brazil and "Bather's Beach" in Jamaica, so that you can collect a souvenir for him from both. Simply pull up your World Map once you've reached 6-1 and both of these locations will unlock.

Head over to Ranger's Hut and you'll run into Blanka during a sequence of cut scenes. He'll give you the Blanka Chan suit and teach you his moves so that you can help with his social media marketing. You don't even have to fight him, simply talk to him again after the initial cut scenes play out and you'll learn his style.

Traveling to Bather's Beach will immediately cause you to encounter Dee Jay, who calls you out for not smiling enough, and the two of you engage in a friendly battle. Once the fight has concluded, simply approach Dee Jay again, persistently ask to be his student, and you'll learn his special moves.

The next Master, Cammy, doesn't appear until Chapter 7-1 and is the trickiest yet to find. Luke will give you a "Metro Free Pass" so you can access the subway, which is right in the central Beat Square area. The first time you enter the subway you'll be automatically pulled aside by a shady character named Alfred, who will request you take out a gang that's been terrorizing the Downtown Area.

This will initiate the "Special Unit Del-" quest, which you can activate from the pause menu, then head Downtown to find and defeat 5 "Mad Gear Dancers." After taking them out, head back to the subway and talk to Alfred, who will give you a ticket to fly to King's Street in England. Once here, you'll encounter Cammy, whom you can speak to, fight, and learn a few new moves from.

Manon awaits in chapter 7-3, but you'll need to jump through a few hoops to get to her. First, speak to an NPC named Manager Oscar, who'll be standing right in front of the large red staircase in the middle of Beat Square. Oscar will give you a new mission titled "Extra" in which you'll need to acquire and put on a judo gi.

Getting the gi is fairly easy as the clothing store "Drippin Style" is literally right next to you at this point. Head inside and purchase the gi bottoms for 5000 zenny and the gi top for 5800 zenny. With both equipped head back outside and talk to Oscar, who will take you with him to France.

Enter Manon via an elegant cut scene as she's in the midst of shooting a movie, and before you'll be able to speak with her, you'll have to prove yourself by fending off three nearby extras. Once you do this, Manon will appear and you can finally fight her. She's a tough opponent, but after the battle she'll teach you her style.

Master Ken Masters awaits you next in Chapter 8-3 as part of "The Elusive Former National Champ" main story quest. You'll need to get into the Construction Site during the day, but to do so you'll first need to equip a yellow construction helmet. Fast travel over to Urban Park, head into the Municipal Parking Lot and talk to Apparel Clerk Gammorah to purchase the hat for 2000 Zenny.

Next, Fast Travel down to the Training Center and run back to the Construction Site. A cut scene with Ken will play, but you'll then need to fight this construction worker named Gus to proceed forward... because that's how construction sites work. Once you've defeated Gus, you can use the stairs to ascend to the second floor where you'll re-encounter Ken. By now you know the drill, approach him, speak to him, fight him, learn his style.

E. Honda, another World Warrior, becomes available in chapter 8-4 and is part of a main story quest called "Big in Japan." Navigate West from Beat Square to find the Chanko House Edomon during the daytime. When you enter, Honda's introductory cut scene will play and you'll be prompted to take a photo of him. Pull up your menu, select Camera, and then "Mission Mode" and take a snap. Once you do that you can proceed to speak with the Sumo Master and he'll teach you what you want to know.

The interesting thing here is that learning from Honda also unlocks the ability to travel to Japan, where you'll find Master Ryu. Head to the newly unlocked Genbu Temple from your World Map. Ryu will be there meditating, and like with Honda, you'll need to snap a "Mission Mode" photo of him. With that out of the way you can interrupt his meditation by talking to him and acquire his style.

Jamie also becomes accessible once you reach chapter 8-4 but you'll need it to be night time to find him. There's a Hangout just west of Beat Square where you can sleep until the sun goes down. Head to Beat Street Hong Hu Men Area either by foot or fast travel, and navigate to this series of ladders that will take you up to where Jamie awaits on a rooftop. All you have to do is talk with him and he'll share his drink and teach you his moves.

Kimberly unlocks upon starting 8-7 and also must be accessed at night as part of the "High Flying Man" main story quest. She's hanging out on a rooftop not far from Beat Square, which you can access via a pair of ladders. Talk to her, watch your parkour filled cut scene, and that's all you have to do.

Guile also unlocks at the start of 8-7, but must be accessed during the day. While wearing the SiRN Lab Coat head south of Beat Square towards the construction site and speak with an NPC security guard named Jonathan. He'll tell you to next go to the Grace Marina, which you can access most easily by Fast Traveling to the Training Center.

Head out onto the Grace Marina pier and speak to the NPC named Curtis, who'll grant you access to the aircraft carrier Byron Taylor. There you'll discover the military is dealing with a drone problem, and once you solve it for them by beating up said drones, you'll run into Guile. Guess what happens if you walk up and speak with him? Wrong, nothing... but if you speak with him twice he'll teach you.

Reach chapter 9-2 and you'll be able to find Zangief, but only if it's nighttime so be sure to hit up the Hangout if you need to. Fast Travel to Urban Park and speak to this NPC named Uou to initiate the "Hither and Tither" side quest. Next go talk to Saou, the NPC on the other side of the arena stairs. Saou will tell you to fight Uou, which you should go do.

When you win, Saou will offer a ticket to Russia. Use your World Map to fly to the newly unlocked location, speak with Zangief, and learn how to pull off a few new wrestling moves.

Also available starting in 9-2 is the side quest "Yoga Statue" which, spoilers, involves Dhalsim. It's located at the southernmost part of the map so fast travel down to the Training Center during the day and find the NPC named Anik who will sell you a yoga statue for 7,000 Zenny. Fast travel back to Beat Square and go to the Hangout to make it nighttime.

Now head BACK to visit Anik, who will think you're trying to trade-backsies, which is grounds for physical altercation. Defeating him grants you a ticket to India where Dhalsim awaits. After Sim saves you from an elephant, talk to him and he'll show you how to teleport and breathe fire.

At the start of Chapter 12-1, a side quest called "A Hardboiled Adventure" opens up, which leads to Juri. However, it's impossible to complete this side quest until you complete the first step of Chapter 12-1 as doing so unlocks the Hangout in Old Nayshall where you can turn day into night.

Once you've unlocked said Hangout head to the Central Bazaar in Old Nayshall during the day and speak with the NPC named Govind to initiate the quest. He'll ask you to interview two nearby NPCs, the first of which is named Sandal, and the second is Capana. Next you'll need it to be night so head over to this Nayshall Hangout and sleep until evening.

Follow the quest prompts into the South Alley and you'll wind up in a fight with Govind, who turns out to be a jerk. Defeat him and Juri will spawn at night in this location. Find and speak with her to initiate a fight. Afterwards, speak with her and select the dialogue choices that continue the conversation until she finally agrees to teach you her style.

The final Master in World Tour is, of course, JP, and you'll need to finish the Main Story before you can actually access him. Head to the Hangout in the Central Bazaar in Old Nayshall to turn day into night, then fast travel to the Suval'hal Arena Entrance. JP awaits just behind where you spawn up some stairs. Speak with him and he'll offer to teach you his techniques.

Once Rashid is downloaded as a DLC fighter, it will be possible to meet him as a Master in the World Tour mode. However, like with JP, players will need to complete the Main Story of World Tour before the quest that unlocks Rashid becomes available.

Speak to Azam at Old Nayshall during night time to start the "In Search of Talent" quest. Go to the marked area on the map to meet with Rashid. From here, you'll be required to beat Rashid to complete the quest.

After the "In Search of Talent" quest is complete, it will be possible to find Rashid near the tracks of Old Nayshall during the day time. Simply speak to him again to make him your Master.

Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 00:23 - Chun-Li 00:49 - Marisa 01:51 - Lily 02:47 - Blanka 03:24 - Dee Jay 03:44 - Cammy 04:59 - Manon 05:55 - Ken 06:50 - E. Honda 07:28 - Ryu 07:53 - Jamie 08:33 - Kimberly 09:00 - Guile 09:58 - Zangief 10:32 - Dhalsim 11:14 - Juri 12:29 - JP

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Street Fighter 6: How to Play Jamie (Move List, Combos, Tips & More)

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Jamie is one of the fresh names in Street Fighter 6 who comes with a unique resource meter: The Drink Level. This tricky mid-range fighter gets a buff every time he sips from the Ki-inducing drink in his flask, enhancing his power and technique.

But as his archetype suggests, playing Jamie is going to be tricky for most players, especially because some of his moves’ effects change with each buff. This guide, therefore, helps Street Fighter 6 fans get their heads around Jamie’s unpredictable moveset, master his combos, and learn how to farm wins with him like a pro.

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Jamie’s Drink Level Explained

The Drink Level is Jamie’s individual resource that buffs his Special and Unique Moves while giving him new abilities. Whenever he drinks his Ki-unleashing potion, Jamie’s moveset becomes stronger and gets extended. But he can also perform his Super Art Level 2 to max out his Drink Level for a short period.

Strategies for Jamie

As a tricky mind-range fighter, Jamie must prioritize seizure and control . The ideal strategy for him is locking the opponent in a corner, manipulating their counters, and bullying them with high and low mix-ups.

• Combine swigs with combos . Drink while fighting. Instead of spamming The Devil Inside, go with Freeflow Kick or Full Moon Kick to increase Jamie’s Drink Level. These two combos allow him to sneakily get the required buffs while engaging in physical combat.
• Check with Cancelable Moves . Set up combos with pokes. Jamie’s crouching medium punch and heavy punch are standard cancelable strikes that create seamless sequences with his Specials and Super Arts.
• Capitalize on Feints . On Drink Level 4, Jamie feints with Ransui Haze. Throughout this move’s active frames, he can either refrain from attacking to fall back or press a button midway for a counterattack. Bewilder the enemy by changing the effects, making Jamie’s moves unpredictable.

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Jamie’s Move List

Common moves excluded, Jamie’s moveset has 23 commands . Of these, eight are activated by his Drink Gauge, leaving him with only 15 basic moves to start with.

Jamie’s eight Drink-exclusive moves are Luminous Dive Kick (DL1), Bitter Strikes (DL1), Bakkai (DL2), Full Moon Kick (DL2), Tenshin (DL3), Intoxicated Assault (DL3), Swagger Hermit Punch (DL4), and Ransui Haze (DL4).

Best Combos for Jamie

Considering his Drink Guage reliability, Jamie must follow the charge, push, follow-up order for his combos. For the highest damage, therefore, he will need to drink, break the enemy’s stance, and land chained attacks.

Beginner: Freeflow Kick Combo

Combining two crouching light punches with Freeflow Kicks results in a risk-free swig combo. This is the ideal move against pushy opponents who don’t leave Jamie enough room to drink. The only downside to this move is that it’s punishable and has an on-block frame disadvantage.

Intermediate: Freeflow Strike Combo

Light punch, light kick, medium punch into Freeflow Strikes is an ideal pushback combination. With this move, players get to push the opponent far enough so that Jamie has enough ground and frame advantage to swig at least once .

Advanced: Swagger Hermit & Getsuga Saiho Combo

Executing the Swagger Hermit Punch into Getsuga Saiho combo can be challenging due to its specific requirements. Firstly, Jamie needs to have reached Drink Level 4. Additionally, the Swagger Hermit Punch must result in a wall-slam instead of pushback. However, once all requirements are met, this potent combination can cause substantial damage with little effort .

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Tips for Winning with Jamie

Without his Drink Levels, Jamie is susceptible to punishments. Therefore, players must prioritize getting his buffs before engaging in heavy combat . Before that, however, there are advised to poke and check the enemy, looking for gaps to drink.

Use Super Art 2 as a Comeback Move

Jamie’s second Super Art , The Devil's Song, is a Drink Level booster that gives him 4 swigs . Utilize this move when the opponent is preventing drinking or interrupts it with projectiles. However, note that The Devil’s Song is a temporary effect and inflicts 5% less damage than actual swig buffs.

Dodge Projectiles with Luminous Dive Kick

While Jamie has no anti-fireball move, his Luminous Dive Kick is a reliable counter for projectiles . The only catch is that it activates on Drink Level 1 and is on-block punishable.

Drink to Refill the Drive Gauge

On Drink Level 4, every swig refills Jamie’s Drive Gauge faster. This allows for more Overdrive moves while reducing the cost of Drive Rush cancels.

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Pros and Cons of Playing as Jamie

Although Jamie may not rank highly in Street Fighter 6 ’s tier list , he is a skilled mid-range trickster with unpredictable damage and challenging chained attacks . It's unlikely that he will surpass the top characters, but he can certainly hold his own in battle. Despite all that, Jamie's gameplay presents some notable obstacles, including vulnerability against long-range attackers and limited damage output unless Drink Levels are sufficient.

• Heavy damage when buffed.
• Reliable pokes and checks.
• Susceptible to long-range moves.
• Too weak without the Drink buffs.

How to Counter Jamie

To counter Jamie, players will need to stop him from drinking . There are two ways to accomplish this: (1) Utilize long-range characters such as JP and Dhalsim to pelt him with projectiles, or (2) engage in close combat and use grappling techniques with characters such as Manon to interrupt his swigs.

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Street Fighter 6: how to enroll with every master

If you want to be the best, you need to learn from the best.  Street Fighter 6 lets you put yourself into the action by creating your own custom character who learns the art of fighting from both the iconic world warriors and a host of newcomers while advancing through the World Tour mode. Each master you pledge yourself to will unlock their own unique moves to add to your list of possibilities when customizing your moveset. You might think meeting all the characters would happen naturally through the story, yet you can easily complete the entire mode without encountering most of the masters. Let us give you your first lesson by showing you how to enroll with every master in Street Fighter 6.

How to enroll with every master

Each of the main characters included at the launch of Street Fighter 6 is considered a master, which results in a total of 18 to find. Some you will come across naturally as you play World Tour mode, but most are either hidden or require you to complete certain optional objectives to find. Here’s each master and how you can find them to learn their special moves.

You will automatically be enrolled with Luke when you begin World Tour mode in Street Fighter 6. You can find and train with him at any time in Metro City at the warehouse marked on your map.

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Chun-Lu is also impossible to miss as you go through the story. Once you get to Chapter 2-1, your objective will be to fund Chun-Li in the Chinatown area of the map. Once you find her there, you can go back to that spot to train with her at any time.

Further on in the story, when you get to Chapter 3-3, your objective will now be able to travel using the World Map to get to Colosseo. Once you arrive, Marisa will be introduced automatically. Just speak with her again afterward to become her student.

The big green beast Blanka can be missed, but only if you don’t bother exploring. After you get to Chapter 6-1, Luke will unlock the Ranger’s Hut location on the World Map. Not only will you be able to become Blanka’s student, but you will also get the Blanka Chan outfit.

Also available in Chapter 6-1, Dee Jay is found in Bather’s Beach. After a battle (regardless of if you win or lose), you will be able to enroll with this master.

Lily is the first tricky master to enroll with. During Chapter 4-1, you need to complete a side mission called “The Spirit Guide” that you can pick up from an NPC in Chinatown named Ana. After completing the quest, Thunderfoot Settlement will be unlocked on the World Map. Go there, speak to a few NPCs, and Lily will arrive in a cutscene. Once it ends, speak to her to enroll as a student.

Cammy also is locked behind a side mission that you can go on during Chapter 7-1. The one in question is called “Special Unit Del-?” in Metro City. Head down to the subway to grab the quest, complete it by clearing out the subway, and unlock access to the stadium area on the west side of the map. Once you take care of all the enemies downtown, you can go back to King Street via the World Map to find and battle Cammy.

Jamie is slightly tricky to find. You need to be in Metro City during the night and go into the Chinatown alley. He will be in the middle of a fight, leading to his intro, after which you can climb up the nearby ladder and onto the roof to speak and train with him.

After a long break, Ken will be the next unmissable master. Once you get to Chapter 8-3, you will get the mission “The Elusive Former National Champ” that sends you to go find Ken at a construction site. After getting the appropriate headgear, you can head to the site and  be introduced to him.

Not long after you encounter Ken, E. Honda will show up in Chapter 8-4 during the “Big in Japan” mission. Simply head to the restaurant to meet up with the famous sumo star.

Ryu can be found next by traveling to Genbu Temple. Just walk up and speak to him to begin training.

Also unmissable, Kimberly will be introduced during Chapter 8-7 during the “High Flying Man” mission. Once the mission is complete, she will be posted up on the roof above your hideout.

Once you’ve finished Chapter 8-7, you can go learn from Guile by putting on the SiRN lab coat and talking to an NPC at the construction site to get a mission to go to the Carrier Byron Taylor. Go there, fight a bit, and he will jump in to help you out.

Following Chapter 7-3, when the “Extra” sidequest unlocks in Metro City’s Beat Square, you will be taken to Fete Foraine automatically. After Manon introduces herself, you can speak to her again to become a student.

The yoga master himself can be found by doing the “Yoga Statue” quest available starting on Chapter 9. Talk to Anik in Bayside Park in Metro City. Complete the quest to unlock Dhalsimer Temple on the World Map, where you can enroll with Dhalsim.

The sidequest for Zangief also spawns when you hit Chapter 9. This time, you need to go to the stadium to find the “Hither and Thither” mission from some wrestlers. Finish up the quest and the Barmaley Steelworks will be added to your map. Zip on over and meet the master grappler.

Not available until much later in Chapter 11-4, you’re looking for the “A Hardboiled Adventure” sidequest in Nayshall from Govind in the Bazaar. You will need to wait until Chapter 12 before you can fully finish this quest, but once done, you can ask to study under Juri.

The last master you will find can only be encountered once you’ve fully finished World Tour mode. Once everything is wrapped up, go to Old Nayshall at night and go to the Suval’hal Arena Entrance. JP will be there waiting by the stairs around back for someone to come asking to train.

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Street Fighter 6: World Tour Master Locations, How to Unlock

The Street Fighter 6 World Tour Masters help you learn new moves so you can build up your very own character and even give you unique quests. It’s not required that you find all of them to complete the World Tour Mode, so you might inevitably miss out on some cool Masters potentially teaching you awesome moves. Use this guide to learn how to unlock all Street Fighter 6 World Tour Masters.

How to Unlock All Street Fighter 6 World Tour Masters?

Here are the unlock conditions for all the World Tour Masters in Street Fighter 6:

• Luke : Reach Chapter 1
• Chun-Li : Reach Chapter 2
• Marisa : Reach Chapter 3
• Lily : Reach Chapter 4 and complete “The Spirit Guide” side mission
• Blanka : Reach Chapter 6
• Dee Jay : Reach Chapter 6
• Cammy : Reach Chapter 7 and complete the “Special Unit Del-” side-mission
• Manon : Reach Chapter 7 and complete the “Extra” side-mission
• Ken : Reach Chapter 8
• E. Honda : Reach Chapter 8
• Ryu : Reach Chapter 8
• Jamie : Reach Chapter 8
• Guile : Reach Chapter 8
• Kimberly : Reach Chapter 9
• Zangief : Reach Chapter 9 and complete the “Hither and Tither” side-mission
• Dhalsim : Reach Chapter 9 and complete “The Yoga Statue” side-mission
• Juri : Reach Chapter 12 and complete “A Hardboiled Adventure” side-mission
• JP : Complete the World Tour mode

Once you meet the World Tour Masters, you can learn new moves from them, get new unique missions, and even give them their favorite gifts to increase your bond with them.

Street Fighter 6 World Tour Master Locations

None of the SF6 World Tour Masters are missable since you can go back for them any time once you’re past the chapter they’re available on. Some of them do require that you finish certain side missions before you can meet them though you’ll find most naturally. If you’re having a hard time finding them, continue reading for how to find each World Tour Master in Street Fighter 6.

Where to Find Luke in World Tour Mode?

Luke can be found in the gym of Metro City, USA which can be unlocked in Chapter 1.

Where to Find Chun-Li in World Tour Mode?

Chun-Li can be found in the Hong Hu Lu Chinatown of Metro City, USA which can be unlocked in Chapter 2.

Where to Find Marisa in World Tour Mode?

Marisa can be found in Colosseo, Italy which can be unlocked in Chapter 3.

Where to Find Lily in World Tour Mode?

Lily can be found in the Thunderfoot Temple, Mexico which can be unlocked in Chapter 4. You’ll have to first trigger the side mission “The Spirit Guide” by talking to an NPC named Ana in the Hong Hu Lu Chinatown district of Metro City, USA.

Where to Find Blanka in World Tour Mode?

Blanka can be found in the Ranger’s Hut of Brazil which can be unlocked in Chapter 6. He can become a Master after talking with him again after his introductory cutscene.

Where to Find Dee Jay in World Tour Mode?

Dee Jay can be found in the Bathers Beach area of Jamaica. He’ll take you in as his student after you speak with him again after his introductory cutscene.

Where to Find Cammy in World Tour Mode?

Cammy can be found in Chapter 7 after you complete a side mission called “Special Unit Del-” by talking to the NPC named Alfred in the Beat Square Subway area of Metro City, USA. This will lead you back to where Cammy is in the King Street area of the United Kingdom.

Where to Find Manon in World Tour Mode?

Manon can be found in the Fete Fortaine area of France which you can get to after taking the side mission “Extra” in Chapter 7 from the NPC named Manager Oscar in the Beat Square area of Metro City, USA.

Where to Find Ken in World Tour Mode?

Ken can be found in the SiRN Building in Metro City, USA starting from Chapter 8.

Where to Find E. Honda in World Tour Mode?

E. Honda can be found in the Chanko House Edomon in Metro City, USA starting from Chapter 8.

Where to Find Ryu in World Tour Mode?

Ryu can be found in the Genbu Temple of Japan starting from Chapter 8.

Where to Find Jamie in World Tour Mode?

Jamie can be found in the Hong Hu Lu Chinatown district of Metro City, USA starting from Chapter 8.

Where to Find Guile in World Tour Mode?

Guile can be found in the Carrier Byron Taylor, USA from Chapter 8.

Where to Find Kimberly in World Tour Mode?

Kimberly can be found in the Downtown district of Metro City, USA starting from Chapter 9. She’ll be on the roof of the Metro City police station during nighttime and there is a ladder you can use to get up there near the Hangout.

Where to Find Zangief in World Tour Mode?

Zangief can be found after doing the “Hither and Tither” side mission which you can start from talking to the two NPCs outside the Mike Haggar Memorial Stadium at night in Metro City, USA starting from Chapter 9. This will lead you to the Barmaley Steelworks in Russia.

Where to Find Dhalsim in World Tour Mode?

Dhalsim can be found after doing “The Yoga Statue” side mission by talking to an NPC named Anik in the Bayside Park district of Metro City, USA starting from Chapter 9.

Where to Find Juri in World Tour Mode?

Juri can be found during the “A Hardboiled Adventure” side mission which can be started by talking to Govind in Chapter 12 who you can find in the central Bazaar area of Nayshall.

Where to Find JP in World Tour Mode?

JP can be found in the Suval’hal Arena Entrance in Old Nayshall during nighttime after completing the main story of World Tour Mode.