Scope of this article

The scope is the Super Robot Wars Z base game. Platform and release date follow the Super Robot Wars official lineup, and unit names, forms, and placement in the roster follow material researched by the site operator. We could not confirm the official number of participating series, so the series count in the roster is the result of this site linking each unit to its original series and grouping them. This is not a guide verified through play.

Sources checked 2026-10-18

Units and map icons by participating series

The roster is grouped by franchise and, within each franchise, shown in order of participating 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). Units not yet linked to an original series are placed separately in the 「Not linked to an original series」 group.

The full roster table of series and units is on the Korean page →

Super Robot Wars Z is the base game, released for PlayStation 2 on September 25, 2008. The roster below lets you find units by series group, and it lists allied base units together with enemy, boss, and other units.

Platform and Z series entries

The Super Robot Wars official lineup lists the base game on PlayStation 2 with a release date of September 25, 2008. The same lineup also includes the other Z series entries. In release order, the base game is followed by the Special Disc for PlayStation 2 (March 5, 2009), 破界篇 (April 14, 2011) and 再世篇 (April 5, 2012) for PSP, and 時獄篇 (April 10, 2014) and 天獄篇 (April 2, 2015) for PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita. Official lineup

The roster in this article covers only the base game. Later Z titles are covered separately in their own articles. For other entries in the series, see the linked articles below.

Roster scope

The roster sorts the units that appear in the base game into a level-1 grouping (franchise), then groups them in order of participating series. The series count at the top of the roster is the result of linking each unit to its original series, and you should not take it as equal to the official number of participating series. Allied base units get large cards, and enemy, boss, and other units get small cards.

The roster has 126 allied base units and 213 enemy and other units. Transformed and combined forms are grouped on the base unit card and shown as 「Forms +N」. Empty cells in the roster are left as 「·」.

Sources

  1. Super Robot Wars official site — Lineup (platform, release date, and Z series entries for the Super Robot Wars Z base game)Checked 2026-10-17

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