Street Fighter V Dan DLC Will Arrive in Late February

The official Capcom Street Fighter V broadcast revealed that the Dan DLC will arrive on February 22, 2021. The broadcast not only featured Dan, but also included a video showcase for Rose and other characters that will arrive with the Street Fighter V Season Pass 5. This pass will include a total of five characters and cosmetics.

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Dan will come with a more aggressive moveset, with his V-Trigger allowing players to respond to various situations accordingly. The showcase also featured a match versus a real player, further demonstrating his skills. Capcom also revealed the full animation for his signature taunt. You can watch the entire broadcast, including this showcase at the Capcom Fighters Twitch channel.

Additionally, a new outfit was revealed for Dan in Street Fighter V. This outfit will feature a Tengu mask, which the developers felt contributed to his character. You can take a look at this new skin below.
Tengu Dan Street Fighter V

Shortly after the Dan showcase, Capcom demonstrated the new V-Shift mechanic that will make its way into Street Fighter V. This new mechanic will allow for players to utilize the V gauge in an entirely new way.

Street Fighter V is immediately available for PlayStation 4 and PC. The Champion Edition currently has a free trial available exclusively for the PlayStation 4 version of the game. The Street Fighter V Dan DLC will launch on February 22, 2021.


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