Custom Mods for Street Fighter 6 Spark Debate Around Character Representation
An enthusiast known as Haise Sasaki has created modifications for Street Fighter 6 that enable two well-known fighting game characters to appear without clothing. This information comes via a Telegram channel associated with VGTimes, which has been monitoring the modding scene surrounding the popular title.
The creator released two distinct nude modification files that apply to the characters Chun-Li and Juri simultaneously. After the modifications are installed, these two fighters appear fully unclothed within Street Fighter 6. At this time, there is no public indication that the modder plans to expand the roster of undressed characters beyond these two. The debate surrounding such alterations is part of a broader conversation about character design, modding ethics, and the boundaries of customization in modern fighting games.
Street Fighter 6 launched on June 2 and became available for PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. The game quickly established itself as one of the foremost entries in contemporary fighting game culture, drawing a large player base and frequently appearing near the top of Steam’s concurrent player charts. In the wake of its release, it has drawn comparisons to other long-running franchises, with players noting how different titles perform on PC and console ecosystems and how this affects online matchmaking and competitive balance.
Earlier coverage from outlets such as socialbites.ca highlighted concerns within the community about the sexualization of certain fighters. In particular, the reveal ofCAMMY’s costume design during promotional material prompted discussions about how character aesthetics influence new players and long-term fans alike, and how developers and publishers respond to evolving expectations around representation and inclusivity across major fighting game franchises.