Street Fighter 6’s World Tour mode allows players to create their own personal avatar and learn the moves and abilities of the 18 World Warriors that form the game’s roster. Naturally, being able to play pick and mix with so many abilities and moves puts the player in the position to become the most powerful character the franchise has ever seen, but you’ll need to put in work to get there.
One character who’ll make a fine master for any World Tour player is Lily, the kind-hearted warrior who’ll still crack you over the head with her massive sticks. As the new generation of a legacy character, Lily has a lot of moves that’ll be immediately familiar to series veterans, while appealing to newcomers too. If you want to learn from Lily in Street Fighter 6’s World Tour, this is what you need to know.
Street Fighter 6 World Tour – Lily Master Guide
It’s been a long time since one of the Thunderfoot Tribe has been available to play as part of a Street Fighter game, with the last appearance being Thunder Hawk in Street Fighter 4. Still, legendary characters have often seen their fair share of successors, and T. Hawk’s successor Lily Hawk is every bit as powerful as the elder Hawk ever was. Armed with dual war clubs, Lily’s command grabs and punishing offense can be really dangerous, but if you’re blitzing through World Tour, you might never meet her.
In order to become Lily’s student, you’ll first need to complete the quest The Spirit Guide in Chapter 4. Speak to an NPC called Ana in Chinatown during the day, and complete the task she gives you, and she’ll start talking about her family in Mexico. After that, head to the World Map on your phone and you’ll unlock a new destination, the Thunderfoot Settlement in Mexico. Travel there and cutscene will play out where Lily will challenge you to a fight. Defeat Lily, then speak to her afterwards to become her student.
Street Fighter 6 is available now on PC, PS4, PS5 and Xbox Series X & S.
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