Street Fighter V

Street Fighter V received no verified player-facing update in the supplied material. The listed releases and events belonged to Street Fighter 6, so they did not count as changes to this game.

• Game attribution: The records named Street Fighter 6 rather than Street Fighter V, leaving no confirmed Street Fighter V content drop.
• Excluded releases: Street Fighter 6 Year 1-2 Fighters Edition, Elena, and Sagat were Street Fighter 6 additions and were omitted as changes to another title.
• Window status: No Street Fighter V DLC, roster addition, named patch, mode, or event appeared in the supplied records.

No verified Street Fighter V content drop appeared in the supplied records. The headline Akuma release, Enma’s Hollow, and the later Terry and Mai material all belonged to Street Fighter 6, so they were excluded rather than presented as updates to Street Fighter V.

• Akuma and Enma’s Hollow: The records identified both as Street Fighter 6 additions, not Street Fighter V changes.
• Year 2 roster: M. Bison, Terry, and Mai were likewise described as Street Fighter 6 content and did not belong to Street Fighter V.
• Seasonal and system content: Fighting Passes, World Tour, Drive Tickets, birthday tournaments, and the battle-balance adjustment all referenced Street Fighter 6 systems, leaving no verified Street Fighter V update to summarize.

No verified Street Fighter V changes were captured in the tracked sources. The listed additions—including A.K.I., Ed, and Fighting Passes—belonged to Street Fighter 6, not Street Fighter V, so they did not represent updates for this game.

• Title attribution: Street Fighter 6 appeared throughout the tracked entries, while no named Street Fighter V update, DLC, character, mode, or balance patch appeared.
• Excluded character content: A.K.I., Ed, and Akuma were recorded as Street Fighter 6 additions and were not counted as Street Fighter V changes.
• Excluded live-service content: Fighting Passes, Capcom Cup Supporter Rewards, and character birthday events were Street Fighter 6 items rather than Street Fighter V updates.

Luke completed Street Fighter V’s Season 5 roster on November 29, 2021, becoming the game’s final added character. The Season 5 Character Pass and Premium Pass also delivered Dan Hibiki, Rose, Oro, and Akira Kazama, while the Capcom Pro Tour 2021 DLC Package added a new stage and cosmetics.

• Roster additions: Season 5 expanded the playable cast with Dan Hibiki, Rose, Oro, Akira Kazama, and Luke. Dan brought back moves such as Gadoken and Koryuken alongside the new Danretsuken, while Luke introduced a new move set and unique V-Trigger mechanics.
• Fighter systems: New and returning mechanics gave the Season 5 characters distinct playstyles.
  • Dan Hibiki: V-Skill I and II used signature Taunts to create combo opportunities; V-Trigger I added Haoh Gadoken, while V-Trigger II enhanced Gadoken and Koryuken.
  • Rose: Soul Fortune used tarot cards to buff Rose or debuff opponents, Soul Satellite summoned attack orbs, Soul Illusion created a mirrored attacker, and Soul Dimension enabled three teleport locations.
  • Luke: His V-Triggers increased the V-Timer as time passed or as he dealt damage.
• New stages: Season 5 added three named arenas.
  • Rival Riverside: A sunset reimagining of Akira’s Rival Schools stage.
  • Marina of Fortune: Rose’s purchasable stage.
  • Ring of Galaxy: A new stage included in the Capcom Pro Tour 2021 DLC Package.
• Capcom Pro Tour 2021: The package added costumes for G and Seth, a mystery costume, a new color option for all 45 Premier Pass characters, five exclusive titles, two fighter profile themes, and 10,000 Fight Money.

Season 5 Premium and Character Pass launched alongside Street Fighter V’s major free update on February 11, 2021, serving as the game’s final season pass. It brought five new characters, the Eleven mimic fighter, V-Shift, and a new stage through the Season 5 rollout.

• Season 5 roster: Dan, Rose, Oro, Akira, and a fifth mystery character joined Street Fighter V. Each character came with a premium Battle Costume, Special Title, and Default Color Pack covering Colors 3–10.
• New fighter: Eleven arrived as a bonus character in Season 5, transforming into any character the player owned.
• New mechanics and stage: The free update introduced V-Shift, a new V-System mechanic, and added The Grid Alternative as a free stage.
• Battle changes: The Battle Balance Update adjusted combat for all players as part of the Season 5 free update.
• Free access: The Street Fighter V: Champion Edition Free Trial made all 40 Champion Edition characters temporarily available to try without requiring the full collection.

Street Fighter V: Champion Edition launched on February 14, 2020, combining the base game with access to the full available content library. It arrived alongside Seth as the 40th playable fighter, while Gill had already expanded the roster through the Champion Edition content.

• Champion Edition content: The Champion Edition Upgrade Kit unlocked all available characters, 34 stages, and more than 200 costumes, giving existing owners a complete-content route without replacing the original game.
• Roster expansion:
  • Gill: The former boss and Illuminati leader became playable on December 16, 2019.
  • Seth: Street Fighter IV’s antagonist returned as the 40th character, with a new body and the ability to mimic opponents’ techniques.
• Champion Edition rollout: The Champion Edition Upgrade Kit became available for pre-purchase in December and granted immediate access to the content available at the time, while the full edition launched in February.
• Promotions: The Free Trial for All 39 Characters temporarily opened the existing roster to new players, and purchases made before February 27, 2020, included an early-bird costume color for all 40 characters. The original Street Fighter V also received a discounted Steam price.

The free A Shadow Falls cinematic story mode arrived as a five-act campaign bridging Street Fighter IV and Street Fighter III. Akuma then opened Season 2 with a new roster slot, Story, Premium Battle, and Nostalgia costumes, while the year also added several returning fighters and substantial online features.

• Cinematic story and stages: A Shadow Falls launched alongside Balrog, Ibuki, and new locations including Kanzuki Family Private Beach and the returning Las Vegas stage.
• Roster expansion: Alex, Guile, Ibuki, Balrog, and Urien joined the playable roster, each bringing character-specific stories, Trials, V-Skills, V-Triggers, Critical Arts, and associated content such as Guile’s Air Force Base.
• Season 2 launch: Akuma became available with his Story, Premium Battle, and Nostalgia costumes, and the $29.99 2017 Character Pass went on sale. Holiday content also added B-Boy Ryu, B-Girl Chun-Li, six premium costumes, and a festive New York stage.
• Training and online systems: Challenge Mode added tutorials and combo trials for the original 16 fighters, while the Fight Money In-Game Shop began selling characters and Story Mode costumes. Battle Lounge expanded to eight-player rooms with spectating, and Ranked and Casual matches gained two-out-of-three rematches.
• Combat and competitive changes: The December balance update revised the full roster, including Ryu’s Shoryuken, Cammy’s Cannon Spike, Karin’s attacks, Balrog’s guard-break options, and Urien’s normals. Ibuki’s Kunai stock was capped at five, Guile gained Sonic Blade and Solid Puncher, and the Rage Quit System penalized frequent disconnects.