Many Street Fighter 6 World Tour gifts can be earned throughout the mode and given to masters to increase your relationship bond with them. Most gifts can be purchased from various vendors, especially the merchant hawker at each world map destination. You can also earn some gifts from breakable objects and fight objectives while you’re grinding out Style EXP, from minor gifts like the Prepaid Card to major gifts like Instant Soba. Some of these gifts are rather obvious as to which character might like them, but there are many that aren’t as clear and may actually be surprising to fans. Here’s a list of the best gifts for each master in SF6 World Tour.
What are the best gifts for master characters?
The following gifts will provide a +5 relationship bond to each master character in World Tour, along with the location of the vendor that sells it.
- Luke – Red Elevator 8 (purchase from Merchant in Jamaica/Bather’s Beach)
- Zangief – Wooden Bear (purchase from Merchant in Russia/Barmaley Steelworks)
- Ryu – Instant Soba (purchase from Shopkeeper Udon at Chanko House Edomon, Metro City)
- Manon – Beaujolais (purchase from Merchant in Jamaica)
- Blanka – Knock-Off Blanka-Chan Doll (purchase from Merchant in Jamaica)
- Cammy – Jellied Eel (purchase from Merchant in Jamaica)
- Guile – Natto (purchase from Merchant in Japan)
- Dhalsim – Instant Curry Ultra Mild (purchase from Shopkeeper Tsanpa in Central Bazaar, Old Nayshall)
- Juri – Wrench (purchase from Merchant at India)
- JP – Ancient Playing Cards (purchase from Merchant in Jamaica)
- E Honda – Rubber Duckies (purchase from Merchant in Italy)
- Ken – Cookbook (purchase from Merchant in Mexico)
- Lily – Celery Chips (from Merchant in Jamica)
- Jamie – Bao Bao Bro Sticker (from Merchant in Jamaica)
- Chun-Li – Canned Herring (from Shopkeeper Dora in The Lowlands – Commerce Plaza, Old Nayshall)
- Dee Jay – Lukewarm Beer (from Merchant in Brazil)
- Kimberly – The Answer Lies in the Heart of Love (from Merchant in Jamaica)
- Marisa – Cold Tomato Soup (from Merchant in France)
We believe these are the best gifts to give since they can be purchased from shops, as opposed to certain special gifts that can only be given out once (more on that later). Most of these gifts will cost somewhere in the range of 4,000 to 5,000 zenny each. That will drain your wallet fast, but the part-time jobs will provide a lot of money in case you need it.
You’ll also get the gifts on the list randomly from fights and objects, so it’s good to know who wants them ahead of time. Giving the gifts on the list above to the wrong person only gives a +1 or +2 at best.
That said, it’s actually more cost-effective in some cases to buy the minor gifts instead at 1,000 to 1,500 zenny a pop and then getting a +2 relationship boost for some of them. But that does require a lot of menu navigation, so it’s up to you if that’s worth your time.
We must also note that every master can be given a special gift that will provide a +40 relationship boost. These special gifts are generally earned by completing the final side quest given by a master, and they can only be received and given once. Some examples are the Commemorative Medal for Manon, the Dumbbell for Zangief, and the Lion Necklace for Marisa. Unlike regular gifts, you don’t have to worry about giving these special gifts out to the wrong person, as any incorrect special gifts will be grayed out in the gifting menu.
