Kakitsubata: Base Stats and Unit Art Across Every Appearance

Scope of this article

Unupgraded starting stats and art of the base form of Kakitsubata, compiled by this site. Where a title has several data entries with the same name, the entry with the lowest number is used. How to obtain it, upgrade carry-over and usage are not covered. Not verified on actual hardware.

Sources checked 2026-10-18

This page is a comparison table of the unupgraded starting stats of the base form and the art of Kakitsubata (カキツバタ), compiled by this site for each Super Robot Wars title it appears in. It comes from "Martian Successor Nadesico". The tables cover 2 titles in all, from Super Robot Wars J to Super Robot Wars W. Every title uses the same stat system, so the stats sit in a single table. Kakitsubata appears in 2 titles in all, and every one of them has its stats in the tables.

Appearances

All 2 titles in the rows are appearances (in release order). The image in each cell is this site's image from that title. [View stats] in a title cell jumps to that title's row of stats.

"—" marks an item that title does not have; "·" marks a cell this site's material does not cover. See How to read the tables.

Title	map icon	full-body art
Super Robot Wars J 2005.09.15 · GBA View stats		·
Super Robot Wars W 2007.03.01 · DS View stats		·

Role by title

Title	Role
Super Robot Wars J	Ally

Map icons over time

Map icons in release order. Titles that use a pixel-identical image share one row marked "same image".

Images	Title (release year)
	J · W (2005–07) · same image

Full-body art over time

Full-body unit art in release order. Titles that use a pixel-identical image share one row marked "same image".

Images	Title (release year)

How to read this page

Basis of the values: the upgrade-level-0 values of the base form of Kakitsubata in each title. Where a title has several data entries with the same name, the entry with the lowest number is used.
Table symbols: table symbols and image types are explained in How to read the tables.
Images: the map icon is the piece shown on the tactical map, and the full-body art is the unit image shown in battle scenes or on the unit status screen.