Storm Evolution new costumes: Confirmed v1.11 Outfits and Update Guide

What’s New in Storm Evolution’s Costume Update?

Sage Mode Naruto’s torn clothes, a Final Valley design for PTS Sasuke, and returning swimwear for Konan headline the confirmed Storm Evolution new costumes in v1.11. Knowing which changes add outfits and which appear during Awakening helps you find the look you want. The author’s release notes identify several new costume options, alongside changes to existing models, colors, and battle damage.

The supplied Evolution v1.11 changelog dates the release to October 12, 2026. It is the latest verified version in the supplied material, captured on October 14. This guide covers the costume additions documented there, with earlier v1.10 examples for context.

Storm Evolution is a free, fan-made PC mod for NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Ultimate Ninja STORM 4. The project’s homepage states that it has no affiliation with Bandai Namco or CyberConnect2. These outfits belong to the mod’s update history.

Confirmed New and Returning Costumes in v1.11

The v1.11 notes provide specific names for some outfits and only identify the recipient for others. The table preserves that distinction so you can see what the author actually confirms.

All entries above come from the author’s current release notes. They are a list of documented v1.11 additions, rather than a complete inventory of every costume in Evolution.

For Naruto fans, the important distinction is the character version: the Torn Clothes entry belongs to Sage Mode Naruto. It should not be confused with the separate shading improvements listed for Naruto from The Last or the Sage Mode eye changes applied to other Naruto variants.

For Sasuke, the new Final Valley design is attached to PTS Sasuke. The update also improves shading on his main model and black outfit, but those improvements are separate from the newly listed costume.

Konan’s swimsuit has a more complicated history. The v1.10 release log includes it in an added-costumes list and later records its removal under Konan’s character changes. The v1.11 notes explicitly say it was re-added. If you are comparing older lists, that restoration explains why the same outfit can appear under both additions and removals.

The changelog does not provide names, screenshots, or design descriptions for the new PTS Orochimaru, Six Paths Obito, and Rin outfits. Their addition is supported; more detailed descriptions would require further evidence.

Awakening Looks, Armor Break, and Existing Costume Improvements

Several visual changes in v1.11 are tied to a character’s battle state. Reading these separately from the costume list makes the notes more useful: a look documented for Instant Awakening may appear under that condition rather than as a newly named outfit.

The author lists these changes:

• Hebi Sasuke: a Curse Mark costume during Instant Awakening.
• Sound Four: Curse Mark appearances on Armor Break, plus Curse Mark additions during Instant Awakening for Tayuya, Sakon/Ukon, Jirobo, and Kidomaru.
• Edo Minato: Sage Mode during Instant Awakening.
• Naruto from The Last: Sage Mode eyes during Instant Awakening.
• Kurama Link Mode Naruto: Sage Mode eyes enabled during Instant Awakening.
• PTS Kakashi: a custom Armor Break appearance.
• Five Kage Summit Sasuke: a reworked Armor Break model and blood beneath the eye after Armor Break.

These are useful details when checking a favorite character’s updated appearance. For example, choosing Edo Minato and looking only at his normal model would not evaluate the Sage Mode change described for Instant Awakening.

The v1.11 changelog also records improvements to existing clothing and models. Great Ninja War Obito’s costume without the Tailed Beast receives a second color texture, while Haku’s Everyday Clothes alternate color is adjusted. Hinata’s Summer Clothes outfit receives a character selection animation.

Other entries focus on shading, including Edo Itachi, PTS Itachi, PTS Kakashi, Fuu, Tayuya, Rinne Sasuke, and Road to Boruto Sakura. Sasuke’s Wandering Ninja and Road to Boruto models also receive changes to skin tone, the sword outline, and eye shadow. These entries describe visual refinements to existing content.

There is one area where the notes warrant caution: Kimimaro’s entries include both additions and removals involving Curse Mark or curse-seal details on several costumes. The text alone does not clearly establish every final combination. Avoid treating those lines as a precise outfit guide without further clarification from the project.

Earlier Costume Additions Worth Checking

If you are returning after several updates, v1.10 provides useful context for outfits that predate the October release. Its January 6, 2026 log contains both a dedicated costume list and additional outfits within individual character entries.

The following examples are explicitly documented in the Evolution v1.10 release notes:

The same release also records costumes representing Pain’s other paths and a Final Battle costume for Rinne Sharingan Sasuke. These historical entries help identify when an outfit was documented, but they do not establish that every earlier costume has remained unchanged in later versions.

When comparing Sasuke outfits, keep the character labels in view. PTS Sasuke’s Final Valley design in v1.11 and Rinne Sharingan Sasuke’s Final Battle costume in v1.10 are separate entries attached to different versions of the character.

The notes also show why an outfit list alone cannot describe every visual change. v1.10 added Armor Break support to some existing costumes and corrected model behavior during Awakening. A familiar outfit can therefore receive a meaningful update without being listed as a new costume.

How to Update and Check the Documented Outfits

Start with the project’s requirements if Evolution is not installed yet. The author’s installation guide specifies a retail copy of Naruto Storm 4 downloaded through Steam, with no existing mods or mod packs. You must also accept the base game’s EULA and proceed past its title screen so it creates save data.

The guide directs players to place the Evolution launcher in the Storm 4 game directory, open its Updater, install the files, and then use Validate. It also identifies that launcher area as the place to update or uninstall Evolution.

For an existing installation, open the launcher to handle updates. The project’s Steam shortcut guide specifically notes that players who launch Evolution directly through a non-Steam shortcut still need the launcher for updating.

After updating, use the release notes to make a focused check:

1. Match the character variant. Look for Sage Mode Naruto, PTS Sasuke, or Six Paths Obito according to the specific entry you want to inspect.
2. Check the documented condition. An Instant Awakening or Armor Break change needs that state to evaluate its appearance.
3. Use the relevant Practice Mode settings. v1.11 restores the Costume Damage toggle, which is relevant when examining clothing damage.
4. Keep the source description handy. For unnamed outfits such as Rin’s addition, the notes confirm the character but give no detailed design description.

Version 1.11 also introduces unlock notifications for new costumes and Ultimate Jutsu. The supplied notes do not explain individual costume unlock requirements. They do not substantiate a particular mission, currency cost, purchase, or universal automatic-unlock rule.

If you need clarification about an unnamed costume or an undocumented requirement, the project homepage provides access to its Ultimate Ninja Discord. Use that author-provided route for questions that the release notes leave unanswered.

FAQ

Which Storm Evolution new costumes are confirmed in v1.11?

The author confirms Torn Clothes for Sage Mode Naruto, Curse Mark — First State variants for the Sound Four, a Final Valley design for PTS Sasuke, and additional costumes for PTS Orochimaru, Six Paths Obito, and Rin Nohara. Konan’s swimsuit is also explicitly restored.

How do you unlock the new costumes?

The supplied changelog confirms new costume unlock notifications, but it does not document individual unlock conditions. Update through the Evolution launcher and consult the project’s documentation or author-linked community for any requirements that remain unclear.

Is Konan’s swimsuit back in Storm Evolution?

Yes. The v1.11 changelog explicitly records its return. The earlier v1.10 page contains both an addition entry and a later removal entry, so the v1.11 restoration is the clearest statement in the supplied current release notes.

Are the Curse Mark looks all separate costumes?

The notes describe several different changes. The Sound Four receive Curse Mark — First State costume variants, plus Curse Mark changes on Armor Break and Instant Awakening. Hebi Sasuke’s Curse Mark costume entry specifically applies during Instant Awakening. Check the condition attached to each entry when looking for that appearance.