Unofficial player wiki
An independent Dead or Alive 6 Last Round Wiki for the roster, Core Fighters, save transfer, Photo Mode, OBORO stages, mechanics, DLC, updates, and source-checked player guides.
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Latest status
Start here
Use the release, platforms, and editions pages before buying or downloading Core Fighters.
2 Protect old progressConfirm what carries over from DOA6 and follow the platform transfer path first.
3 Pick a fighterStart with the roster, Core Fighters availability, and beginner-friendly character notes.
4 Learn the rulesRead notation, the triangle system, Break Gauge, Photo Mode, stages, and updates.
Where players go first
Full launch roster status, Core Fighters starters, standard characters, and separate Mai/Kula DLC notes.
29 + DLC TransferSave data, DLC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Steam transfer guidance with official caveats.
Read first Free editionWhat the free version includes, which four characters start unlocked, and when unlock keys are needed.
Free PhotoOfficial Photo Mode scope, character placement, poses, expressions, and OBORO lighting coverage.
New StagesStage index, OBORO status, Danger Zone reminders, and testing rules for stage-specific guides.
OBORO FAQFast answers for release date, platforms, digital-only status, crossplay, DLC, transfer, and OBORO.
QuickOverview
Dead or Alive 6 Last Round Wiki answers the broad player question first, then routes players into release, platforms, gameplay, trailer, updates, FAQ, and source-policy pages. Dead or Alive 6 Last Round Wiki is built as a launch wiki, not a rumor board, so every high-impact claim is tied to an official source, a dated test, or a visible hold note.
Use Dead or Alive 6 Last Round Wiki for the roster, Core Fighters, save transfer, Photo Mode, OBORO stages, mechanics, DLC, and update history. Dead or Alive 6 Last Round Wiki also explains what is still waiting for launch-version testing, including frame data, combo damage, matchup charts, tier lists, platform performance, and stage-specific routes.
The long-term goal for Dead or Alive 6 Last Round Wiki is a fast fighting-game database: character pages, move tables, combo evidence, patch history, and source badges that remain readable on mobile. Until that evidence exists, Dead or Alive 6 Last Round Wiki keeps those pages conservative instead of publishing copied or guessed data.
Players can treat Dead or Alive 6 Last Round Wiki as the starting point for launch facts, Dead or Alive 6 Last Round Wiki as the handoff into source-backed guides, and Dead or Alive 6 Last Round Wiki as the reminder to check verification dates before trusting old data. As patches arrive, Dead or Alive 6 Last Round Wiki will keep the homepage, transfer pages, roster notes, and update log connected.
Bookmark Dead or Alive 6 Last Round Wiki for launch questions and return to Dead or Alive 6 Last Round Wiki after each patch before relying on older character, stage, transfer, or DLC notes.
Dead or Alive 6 Last Round Wiki stays focused on real official media, dated source notes, and tested data only.
Core systems
Each gameplay claim is labeled as Official, Tested, or Community before it reaches guide pages.
MechanicStrikes, throws, and holds remain the core combat triangle players should learn first.
MechanicBreak Blow, Break Hold, Fatal Rush, and Side Attack are covered without invented frame values.
Stage updateLost Paradise: OBORO and future OBORO updates are tracked separately from untested stage routes.
EditionKasumi, Marie Rose, Honoka, and NiCO are the free starting characters listed by the official Core Fighters page.
Held until testedThe database plan is public, but exact frame data and damage need in-game verification before indexing.
Task modules
Use the release, platform, price, and Core Fighters pages to decide what to download before entering the lab.
Confirm the June 25, 2026 launch and digital platform.
Compare standard and free Core Fighters access.
Check separate Mai and Kula DLC before buying.
The character hub separates standard roster fighters, free Core Fighters starters, paid DLC, and pages that need gameplay testing.
Kasumi, Marie Rose, Honoka, and NiCO start in the free version.
The standard edition launches with 29 characters.
Mai Shiranui and Kula Diamond are separate paid DLC characters.
Returning players should check save and DLC transfer before making a new Last Round save on the target platform.
Use the same platform account where possible.
Let Last Round detect old DOA6 save data before overwriting progress.
Review non-transferable or limited-transfer items before troubleshooting.
Photo Mode is a major Last Round search need, especially for character placement, poses, expressions, and OBORO lighting.
Official copy confirms character positioning, poses, and expressions.
Lost Paradise: OBORO is tracked with official stage notes.
Community submissions require rights confirmation before publication.
New players get notation, the triangle system, training priorities, and safe first-session steps without fake combo claims.
Learn P, K, H, T and directional notation.
Understand strikes, throws, and holds.
Practice one launcher and one punish before ranked.
Exact move tables and combo damage are planned as versioned data, but the launch site only publishes verified structure.
6P Example notation only; exact frame values need in-game checks. Pending 236P Commands require character-specific verification. Pending H+P Throw and hold tables need platform/version evidence. Pending The stage hub tracks OBORO, Danger Zones, wall routes, transitions, and Photo Mode notes with evidence labels.
Officially highlighted lighting/stage update.
Wall routes require hands-on combo testing.
Danger Zone notes stay general until verified.
Photo Mode suitability is tracked by stage.
Patch notes, official announcements, and site verification changes are centralized so returning players can recheck old data.
Publisher and Team NINJA announcements get priority.
Hands-on claims show platform, version, and review date.
Submissions are labeled pending until verified.
FAQ
Dead or Alive 6 Last Round is Team NINJA and KOEI TECMO's enhanced digital version of DOA6 for current platforms, with standard roster content, Photo Mode, OBORO stage content, transfer support, and Core Fighters.
Official pages list June 25, 2026 as the global launch date for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Steam.
The confirmed platforms are PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Windows PC via Steam. The official pages describe it as digital download only.
Official publisher copy describes a 29-character standard roster: the classic DOA6 roster plus five DLC characters from the original version. Mai Shiranui and Kula Diamond are handled as separate paid DLC.
Yes. The official Core Fighters page says the free version starts with Kasumi, Marie Rose, Honoka, and NiCO and supports modes except Story Mode unless that unlock is purchased.
Official product information says save data and DLC transfer are supported under same-account rules, with platform-specific steps and exceptions. Read the transfer page before creating a new save.