スーパーロボット大戦T Guide: Participating Series and Units at a Glance

Units and Map Icons by Series

The list starts with Banpresto Original (T Original · Masou Kishin · OG) and groups participating series by franchise. As mentioned above, multiple titles within one series are separate groups, so if you cannot find the unit you are looking for, check the neighboring groups of the same series. Clicking a unit name or image takes you to this site's unit article, and clicking a pilot name takes you to the pilot article (where one exists).

To find your favorite series in スーパーロボット大戦T, start by separating the official list of participating series from the special guest units. The list below is not just a table of obtainable allies. It is organized by series, grouping enemies, bosses, ships, and transformed and combined forms so you can check each unit's appearance and name together.

Combat and Series Scope in T

T is a simulation RPG in which you field units and characters from different robot series as a single force. The participating series list on the official Japanese website has 25 series. It counts Aura Battler Dunbine and New Story of Aura Battler Dunbine separately, as well as Char's Counterattack and Beltorchika's Children; Crossbone Gundam is split into three titles (the original, Skull Heart, and The Steel Seven), and Armored Trooper Votoms into three titles including the TV series. The list below groups the series in the same units. Official participating series list

Apart from this list, the official website introduces the Shin Getter Dragon and the Gespenst as special guests. In the list, the Shin Getter Dragon is among the Dynamic Planning Original units of the Getter Robo series, and the Gespenst is under Banpresto Original. Special Guest 1 · Special Guest 2

The number of series at the top of the list is higher than the official count of participating series (25) because the Banpresto Original groups, starting with T's protagonist units, and the Dynamic Planning Original units are each grouped as one series. In some cases, as with Mazinger Z and Great Mazinger, units are grouped separately under the original work they belong to.

How to Tell the Base Game from Additional Content

• Base game: According to the official Japanese website, the PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch versions were released on March 20, 2019. Official website specs
• Early-purchase bonus: The official website introduces the Gespenst as a unit that can be used from the start of the game with a bonus code, and notes that it also becomes available as the game progresses. Early-purchase bonus information
• Expansion Pack: Paid additional content released on June 27, 2019. It contains a scenario set after the end of the main story with 14 chapters on one route (20 chapters in total including branches), and requires clear data from the base game to play. The official description notes that original units and characters from V and X, who appeared only briefly in the base game, also join here. If you are looking for the GranVang or the Xelguard under Banpresto Original in the list, check this scope. Official Expansion Pack description

The T list has no additional-content badges. Check the official description for each product above to see which units join through the base game alone.