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WWE 2K26 is collaborating with Capcom for a DLC pack adding five WWE wrestlers as Street Fighter action figures - Video Games Chronicle

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WWE 2K26 is getting a special collaboration DLC pack which sees Street Fighter action figures being added to the game. Mattel first launched its WWE Elite Collection X Street Fighter action figures in 2025, which features WWE superstars dressed as Street Fighter characters. To date, there have been four series of these figures, and now a selection of them are being added to the game as playable characters. They’ll be arriving in the WWE 2K26 X Street Fighter Elite Pack, which will be a separate paid DLC pack not included in any existing bundles or premium editions of the game. The pack, which will be available from October 28, contains playable versions of the five following crossover action figures:The Rock ‘Final Boss’ as M. BisonRey Mysterio as RyuBianca Belair as CammyUltimate Warrior as BlankaDominik Mysterio as KenRather than simply reskinned versions of the existing wrestlers, each character will have their own entrance music and video, and will have their own movesets featuring Street Fighter special moves including the Shinku Hadoken, Psycho Crusher, Spiral Arrow, Electric Thunder and Shoryuken.

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