Bayonetta 3 - How to Get Bayonetta 1 and Bayonetta 2 Costumes

How to Unlock Bayonetta 1 and Bayonetta 2 Costumes in Bayonetta 3

In Bayonetta 3, you can unlock the titular Umbra Witch’s classic default outfits from the first and second games in the series. This guide details the two ways you can go about obtaining these special costumes for Bayonetta by obtaining the Super Mirror and Super Mirror 2 costume sets from Rodin’s Treasures at the Gates of Hell.

All Costumes List

Ways to Get All Classic Bayonetta Outfits

Method 1: Immediately purchasable from Rodin’s Treasures (Gates of Hell) as save transfer bonuses if you have Bayonetta 1 or Bayonetta 2 save data on your Nintendo Switch.

If you have save data of Bayonetta 1 on your Nintendo Switch or Nintendo Switch Lite system, the Super Mirror costume item can be purchased as soon as you gain access to the Gates of Hell in the game. Buy it to unlock Bayonetta’s default outfit and hairstyle from her debut appearance in the franchise.

Having Bayonetta 2 save data installed on your device, meanwhile, lets you buy the Super Mirror 2 which unlocks Bayonetta’s default outfit and hairstyle from second game.

Method 2: Beat the game on any difficulty to unlock them in Rodin’s Treasures (Gates of Hell).

You can still unlock the costume items at Rodin’s shop if you do not have save data of Bayonetta 1 or Bayonetta 2 on your Nintendo Switch. You must simply beat the game on any difficulty mode to make both outfit sets appear in Rodin’s Treasures.

Bayonetta Outfit (Super Mirror)

Bayonetta 2 Outfit (Super Mirror 2)

Further Customization

The special callback outfits from Bayonetta and Bayonetta 2 can be further personalized from the Customization menu, allowing you to change the outfit and hairstyle color to one that suits your preferences.