Ultimate Frame Data pulls Street Fighter 6 hitboxes after Capcom legal notice
The community site's operator said the removal was not his choice, while hitbox data for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate stays online.
Ultimate Frame Data has announced that it is removing its Street Fighter 6 hitbox data following a legal request from Capcom, according to Kotaku. The community-run site published the notice on October 23, 2026.
In its letter, Capcom said the page contained hitbox and collision information for Street Fighter 6 that is not normally visible in gameplay, and asked for the material to be removed or disabled by October 30, 2026.
MetalMusicMan, who operates Ultimate Frame Data, posted the letter and said the takedown was not his choice.
The publisher also stated that it does not authorize the modding tools needed to obtain the hitbox data.
Hitbox information for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate on the same site has remained available.
Quick answers
Why is Ultimate Frame Data removing its Street Fighter 6 hitbox data?
Capcom sent a legal request saying the page contained hitbox and collision information for Street Fighter 6 that is not normally visible in gameplay, and asked for it to be removed or disabled by October 30, 2026.
Is Super Smash Bros. Ultimate hitbox data still on the site?
Yes. Ultimate Frame Data's hitbox information for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate has remained available.