Ethan Crossfield 
WWE 2K26 players deciding whether to return for more roster content should look at Ringside Pass Season 6. The latest pass introduces four playable wrestlers, several alternate Personas, and arrives alongside a separate Street Fighter-themed add-on with moves and creation parts.
What changed in WWE 2K26 Season 6
Ringside Pass Season 6 launched on October 28 and adds Earthquake, Typhoon, Royce Keys, and Octagon Jr. to WWE 2K26. The most recognizable addition for longtime wrestling fans is Earthquake and Typhoon, better known together as The Natural Disasters. Their arrival expands the game's classic tag-team options, while the other two additions bring newer names into the lineup.
Octagon Jr. joins after holding the AAA World Trios Championship, while Royce Keys arrives following his WWE signing in January 2026. Season 6 is presented as the final season of the game's Ringside Pass program, making it an important roster update for players collecting the full range of post-launch characters.
Who gets the new wrestlers and Personas
The Season 6 Premium Track is priced at $9.99 across all platforms and contains the four new playable characters. It also includes a masked AJ Styles Persona and Bray Wyatt '23, the latter modeled on Wyatt's 2023 Royal Rumble look.
Players using the free track are not left without additions. It supplies three further Personas: AJ Styles Retro, Rhea Ripley '20, and Eddie Guerrero '05. These Persona releases matter most to fans who value alternate eras and presentation options rather than entirely separate roster slots. The update continues WWE 2K26's approach of pairing new wrestlers with variations of stars already available in the base roster or previous content.
What to expect after this DLC drop
Season 6 also coincides with the Street Fighter Elite Pack, released on October 28 by Visual Concepts and 2K. That separate content introduces Street Fighter-inspired versions of The Rock, Rey Mysterio, and Bianca Belair. It also brings character-specific finishers, including Shinku Hadoken and Psycho Crusher, which can be assigned to Create-a-Superstar characters.
Create-a-Superstar users receive additional Street Fighter outfit pieces as part of the crossover content. With Ringside Pass Season 6 positioned as WWE 2K26's last major DLC release, attention may increasingly shift toward WWE 2K27. However, Visual Concepts and 2K have not announced details about the next annual entry.
What players should know
- Season 6 adds four wrestlers: Earthquake, Typhoon, Royce Keys, and Octagon Jr.
- Earthquake and Typhoon join as The Natural Disasters, adding a notable classic tag team.
- The $9.99 Premium Track includes the new wrestlers plus Masked AJ Styles and Bray Wyatt '23 Personas.
- The free track adds AJ Styles Retro, Rhea Ripley '20, and Eddie Guerrero '05.
- The Street Fighter Elite Pack is separate content focused on themed superstar versions, finishers, and creation items.
Expert View
Season 6 looks like a worthwhile update for roster collectors, especially fans of The Natural Disasters and alternate character eras. Players interested only in current WWE talent may find the Persona-heavy mix less essential, but the free-track additions and Street Fighter creation options still give the update broader value.
