3rd Super Robot Wars Z: Rengoku-hen – Tengoku-hen First-Print Bonus

Units and map icons

The roster shows Z series Original units with their map icons, split into allies and others (enemy and event units). Transformed and combined forms are grouped on the base unit's card and shown as "Forms +N". Clicking a unit name or image takes you to this site's unit page, and clicking a pilot name takes you to the pilot page (where one exists).

3rd Super Robot Wars Z: Rengoku-hen is not a separately sold game but a side story you download with a code included in the first print of Tengoku-hen. No licensed series appear, only Z series Original units and characters, so the roster below is easier to read unit by unit than by series group. It also includes allied, enemy, and event units.

What Rengoku-hen is

According to the official PlayStation.Blog introduction (March 25, 2015), Rengoku-hen is the following. PlayStation.Blog

• Position: A side story to 3rd Super Robot Wars Z: Jigoku-hen and a new Original story that serves as a bridge to Tengoku-hen.
• Length: It consists of 15 stages in total.
• Characters and units: The story is built only from "Z" series Original mecha and characters, and the introduction said that Z series protagonists such as Setsuko Ohara and Crowe Brust appear.
• Sales: The article stated that there were no plans to release it on its own.

The same article also said that Tengoku-hen, like Jigoku-hen, would get "Bonus Scenarios" covering side stories of the main game as downloadable content. Rengoku-hen was introduced separately from these bonus scenarios, as a bonus attached to the first print.

How to get it and platforms

• Distribution: The first print of 3rd Super Robot Wars Z: Tengoku-hen included a product code for downloading Rengoku-hen. The article stated that the code came only with the first production run and that using it required a connection to PlayStation Network. PlayStation.Blog
• Platforms and dates: The official Super Robot Wars lineup does not list Rengoku-hen separately. Tengoku-hen, released alongside it, came out for PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita on April 2, 2015, and this page's info box also gives that date as the day Rengoku-hen became available. Official lineup

How to read the roster

Every unit in Rengoku-hen is a Z series original, so splitting them by "Title" as on other series pages would leave almost a single group. This site is in the process of linking each unit to the Z series title where it first appeared, so units not yet linked to an original series do not appear in the public roster.

• Units that also appear in Jigoku-hen and Tengoku-hen are grouped on the same unit card.
• Even for the same unit, versions used only in events go under "Other" rather than on an allied card.