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2020–2022 (interim)[]
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Street Fighter 6 was first teased in the November of 2020 during the development of the Season V DLC for Street Fighter V: Champion Edition, thanks to a leak. This first prerelease development prototype logo for the game only has the numeral 6 made in fire, with Ryu's arm visible at the top of it.
2022 (placeholder)[]
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Logo animation from the trailer.
This second prerelease development prototype logo was only seen in the game's February 21, 2022 teaser trailer as a placeholder. It was not used because the "SF" initials, and the hexagon-shaped emblem both looked identical to a similar-looking Adobe Photoshop logo template design.
2023-present[]
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This is the third and final development logo for the game. It was approved for use, and was first seen in the June 2nd, 2022 PlayStation State of Play trailer.
Logo without the drop-shadow effect.
Logo animation (Used on the title screen, and on trailers)
Reflecting logo animation (Used on the title screen)
Reflecting logo animation (Alternate version, Used at the end of trailers until December 9th, 2022)
Title screen (Demo version)
The logo as a decoration at WWE's Royal Rumble event in 2023 (as seen on the live broadcast).
Emblem variant (Used on the Japanese Street Fighter Twitter account)
Alternate emblem variant
Horizontal variant (Used on the game's coverart, and on promotional stuff)
Alternate horizontal variant in Chun-Li's stylized logo font (Used on alternative reversible coverart for people who had pre-ordered the game online from Amazon's website in Japan)
Alternate horizontal variant in Guile's stylized logo font (Used on alternative reversible coverart for people who had pre-ordered the game online from Amazon's website in Japan)
Alternate horizontal variant in Juri's stylized logo font (Used on alternative reversible coverart for people who had pre-ordered the game online from GEO's website in Japan)
Alternate horizontal variant in Jamie's stylized logo font (Used on alternative reversible coverart for people who had pre-ordered the game online from GEO's website in Japan)