Capcom and McDonald’s have teamed as much as introduce a lot of Avenue Fighter-themed burgers and unique skins in Japan.
The promotion features a limited-edition menu of “Avenue Burgers” impressed by Capcom’s preventing franchise, together with the Teriyaki x Ryu Scorched Garlic Mayonnaise Egg Teriyaki burger, Chick Fillet-O x Chun-Li Yakitori Mayonnaise Rooster burger, and Cheeseburger x Ken Torichi burger, all of which might be washed down with a McFizz drink served in a limited-edition collab cup.
Not impressed? Permit me to current the TV adverts.
As undeniably fabulous because the retro, burger-themed video spots are – not least for the sneaky look of Manon and Marisa within the background – a lot of unique skins are additionally on the best way.
There’s little or no details about them apart from the blaze of crimson, yellow, and white costumes you’ll be able to see displayed on ResetEra – Guile’s trousers alone require a full video essay – however Famitsu does affirm that “the free distribution of unique color costumes to commemorate the collaboration within the newest title” – unique skins, in different phrases – are deliberate for Avenue Fighter 6.
The color palette apart, some followers are sad that Capcom has restricted this promotion to Japan, mourning not solely the unavailability of the limited-time meals menu, however the unique skins, too.
“Regional exclusives at all times suck. Hope they discover a method to deliver them worldwide,” mentioned one sad fan, whereas one other commented: “This must be a world large promo.”
— David Velez (@davidbabylon.bsky.social) October 16, 2025 at 2:40 AM
Avenue Fighter 6 director Takayuki Nakayama just lately shared his shock at Capcom’s determination to cost for the sport’s upcoming esports match finals and has apologised “for any concern this may occasionally have induced”.
At Tokyo Recreation Present earlier this month, Capcom revealed the finals for its Tokyo-based Capcom Cup and Avenue Fighter League 2025 World Championship could be viewable globally on-line solely through a pay-per-view mannequin, when often followers can watch at no cost throughout YouTube and Twitch. The finals for each the Capcom Cup 12 Finals and SFL World Championship will value ¥4,000 every (round £20), or a bundle of each is obtainable for ¥6,000 (round £30). The sooner qualifying rounds stay free.
