[WOTC] Yakuza 6 Kiryu Onomichi Outfit

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Author: Max

Last revision: 9 Jul, 2025 at 23:23 UTC (3)

File size: 8.2 MB

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Description:

Adds Kiryu’s outfit from that one time in Y6 he decided to take his jacket off, i guess.

Technically already exists in ∑3245’s Yakuza Suits Pack, but those assets are from Yakuza 0 / Kiwami and it doesn’t feature this variant without the suit jacket.

The shirt is designed to work with the arm parts from the Anarchy’s Children DLC, or any other mod that adds similar parts using those assets, for example the PAYDAY 2 Suits & Outfits Pack and the New Vegas Ulysses Squadmate.

I tried to make the outfit as customizable as possible. There’s primary and secondary variants for the shirt and slacks, and the slacks have their own variants with either black or white snakeskin loafers.

The shirt also comes with 4 patterned variants based on specific characters:

• Tommy Vercetti from GTA Vice City.
• Max Payne’s tropical shirt from MP3.
• Jack Carver from the original Far Cry.
• One of Kiryu’s shirts from an older game.

All 4 of them were made courtesy of PsyCHo.

Kiryu’s wrist watch comes available as a left / right forearm part. It comes in the standard silver variety, and also gold.

The parts are fully modular, and should work with any other parts you throw at them, vanilla or otherwise.

• Onomichi Casual Wear (M/F – 6 Torsos – 4 Legs – 2 L+R Forearm)

• Modular parts that work with base XCOM stuff.
• Primary/Secondary tint variants.
• Shirt variants with unique textures.
• Black/White shoe variants for the slacks.
• Kiryu’s wrist watch as a forearm part.

• Invisible Body Parts For All – REQUIRED so you have a way of taking off the watch.
• PAYDAY 2 Suits & Outfits Pack – For a good selection of arm parts to use if you don’t have Anarchy’s Children.
• One Million Colors – The vanilla game has terrible color control, so you might want this or another color palette expander.

• When using the textured shirt variants, you can see where the sleeve meets the torso the patterns don’t line up. This is because the sleeves aren’t connected to the torso in the model’s UV map, and there’s really no easy way to fix this without doing a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ of UV re-working and texture editing.

• Spooky Majora – Creator of the SFM add-on i’ve used to extract the assets from and can be found here.
• Ryu Ga Gotoku Studios / SEGA – Developers / Publishers of the Yakuza series and every asset used in this pack.