NARUTO TO BORUTO: SHINOBI STRIKER Season Pass 6 (DLC)

I'll be upfront: Season Pass 6 is not for anyone who lapsed on Shinobi Striker years ago and is wondering whether this is a good re-entry point. It isn't. This is squarely aimed at the active playerbase still running 4v4 online matches, still farming Training Points in the Ninjutsu Library, still caring about whether a new master's kit cracks the current meta. If that describes you, read on. The three Master Character Training Packs bundled here follow the "Chronicle" theme, covering some genuinely significant moments from the Naruto timeline. Pack 34 brings Minato Namikaze in Reanimation form, slotting in as a Defense class character who plays considerably more versatile than that label suggests. His ninjutsu chain builds toward Kurama Link Mode, which briefly boosts speed, attack power, and healing for both him and nearby allies - a real team-play tool rather than just a flashy finisher. Packs 35 and 36 add Obito Uchiha in Ten Tails Jinchuriki form and Kaguya Otsutsuki, rounding out a trio of late-story power fantasy picks. Each master comes loaded with two ninjutsu, a Secret Technique, plus extra unlockable outfits and Shinobi Boost Seals earned by grinding Training Points under their tutelage. The pass-exclusive bonus is the Kurama Supreme Ultimate Rasengan for the Heal class, which is genuinely useful in support-heavy squad compositions rather than purely cosmetic fluff. The value question is honest-to-goodness tricky. By Season Pass 6 the game has over three dozen DLC characters in the roster pool, which means any new addition has stiff competition for playtime and meta relevance. Minato's mobility toolkit - including Flying Raijin Jutsu for long-distance repositioning - gives him a real ceiling for skilled players, but whether Obito and Kaguya translate into dominant builds depends on your team composition and playstyle. The pass reviews on Steam sit in mixed territory, and that tracks: committed players who wanted these specific characters tend to be satisfied, while anyone hoping for a surprise mechanical overhaul will find the same Shinobi Striker loop they already know. What the pass does not do is change how the core game feels. If the 4v4 online structure, the wall-running traversal, and the avatar-customisation grind have worn thin for you already, three new masters will not fix that. The Hidden Rain Village map renovation that launched alongside Season 6 is actually a more interesting structural addition than anything in the pass itself - tighter building clusters, a new perimeter pipe system for flanking routes - but that update is free for everyone, not locked behind this purchase. Bottom line for anyone on the fence: Season Pass 6 rewards Shinobi Striker players who specifically wanted Reanimation Minato, Ten Tails Obito, or Kaguya in their rotation, and the Heal-class bonus technique has practical value. Franchise tourists or lapsed players should look at whether the base game still has enough active lobbies in their region before spending anything on DLC at all.

Alex · Scout Team

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