Capcom’s fighting game masterpiece, Street Fighter 6, has teamed up with snack brand Koikeya for a special collaboration! The Koikeya x Street Fighter 6 Collaboration Set is now available for pre-order starting February 10 via the Koikeya Online Shop.

This exclusive snack and sticker bundle features:
✔ Completely original character illustrations by popular illustrator Kangyaku
✔ Unique flavor-themed packaging featuring Street Fighter characters
✔ Three special snack flavors with matching stickers

The Ultimate Street Fighter Snack Lineup

🍲 Ryu’s Special Ramen Flavor – “Shoryuken” Edition
Ryu, one of the most iconic Street Fighter characters, is now imagined as a ramen shop owner! Inspired by his martial artist attire, this ramen-flavored potato chip captures the depth and richness of a perfectly crafted bowl of ramen. The packaging artwork showcases Ryu serving up ramen to his fellow fighters, with a secret rival character hidden in one of the sticker designs!

🔥 Dhalsimucho – Hot Chili Flavor
A crossover between Koikeya’s spicy snack “Karamucho” and Dhalsim’s fiery attacks! The packaging features Dhalsim breathing fire alongside Karamucho’s beloved mascot, Hi-Obaachan, celebrating a “Spicy Yoga” theme.

💖 Scone – Love BBQ Flavor
A bold, addictive barbecue-flavored corn snack featuring Marisa, whose Super Art III, “Apollousa,” creates heart-shaped impact effects! The artwork captures Marisa and other characters enjoying the snack, blending powerful punches with a hint of love.

🛒 Packaging Variations & Surprise Stickers
10 snack package designs (3 for Dhalsimucho, 3 for Scone, 3 for Ryu’s Ramen, plus 1 secret)
12 sticker designs (11 standard + 1 secret)
Each set contains a randomized selection of designs

Where to Get the Collaboration Set

In addition to online pre-orders, a limited quantity of the snack sets will be available at:
🏆 Street Fighter League: Pro-JP 2024 Grand Final (February 11)
🏬 Select Capcom Stores

Don’t miss your chance to grab this one-of-a-kind gaming and snack crossover!

Koikeya Online Shop (JP)

Source : ORICON NEWS