Bayonetta 3: All Costumes & How To Unlock Them

So you wanted to unlock the Bayonetta 3 Costumes, did you? Well, you came to the right place.

There are many costumes for the lovely protagonist Bayonetta, and they appeal to all fans, including but not limited to; the old school, the degenerates, the gameplay enjoyers, etc. Each outfit is locked behind a particular requirement and is acquired as a reward for completing a task. Some outfits can even be bought.

There are not only outfits for Bayonetta but also Viola and Jeanne. We will also go into those and how to acquire them.

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Key Takeaways

• There are 18 costumes in the entirety of Bayonetta 3, and we will show you how to unlock them.
• Seven costumes for Bayonetta, the heroine.
• Ten costumes for Viola.
• One costume for Jeanne.

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Bayonetta

The titular protagonist herself. The witch whose hair gave rise to an entire generation of young boys and their love of long hair. The Umbra Witch herself is seen dripped out in fashionable attire regularly, but her costumes are even more appealing when you feel like you worked for them.

She has seven Bayonetta 3 Costumes, some of which are callbacks to previous games in the franchise. Other outfits are attractive because they allow for different variants of your base costume.

👚 Costume 👗	📑 Description 🧾	🔒 Requirements 🔑
Super Mirror 3 (Default Costume)	The default costume for Bayonetta in Bayonetta III.	Unlocked by default.
Super Mirror 2	The default costume from Bayonetta II.	It can be purchased from Rodin’s Treasure using Halos after completing the game. Alternatively, if you have existing transfer save data from Bayonetta II, it is unlocked for you instantly.
Super Mirror 1	The default costume from Bayonetta I.	It can be purchased from Rodin’s Treasure using Halos after completing the game. Alternatively, if you have existing transfer save data from Bayonetta I, it is unlocked for you instantly.
Super Mirror 0	A maid-Esque outfit resembling old eastern European depictions.	Buy the Old Picture Book from Rodin. Find the three keys which will be needed to unlock the secret chapter. These keys will only appear after you have beat the main story. Within the stage, find three inferno flowers and interact with them. Afterward, go back through the stage to find a chest containing the outfit.
Super Mirror B1	A modified version of the Street Smart Witch outfit based in Japan.	It can be purchased from Rodin’s Treasure using Halos.
Super Mirror B2	A modified version of the One-Eyed Witch outfit based in war-torn China.	It can be purchased from Rodin’s Treasure using Halos.
Super Mirror B3	A modified version of the Cloistered Witch outfit based in ancient Egypt.	It can be purchased from Rodin’s Treasure using Halos.
Super Mirror B4	A modified version of the Phantom Theif Witch outfit based in France.	It can be purchased from Rodin’s Treasure using Halos.

Viola

An interesting character is introduced in this very game. Viola is a multiverse-traveling vigilante on a quest to defeat a threat named Singularity. To complete this task, she must first find all of the Chaos Gears and enlist Bayonetta’s help.

Significant plot twists are revealed by the end of the game, but we will refrain from doing that here and leave that to the story segment. Viola’s Bayonetta 3 Costumes are simple, mainly changing her shirt’s design. Simple yet effective.

👚 Costume 👗	📑 Description 🧾	🔒 Requirements 🔑
Default Costume	The default costume for Viola in Bayonetta III.	Unlocked by default.
Stake Cat T-Shirt (White)	A T-shirt with a white Stake Cat design.	Unlocked after completing the game.
Stake Cat T-Shirt (Red)	A T-shirt with a red Stake Cat design.	It can be purchased from Rodin’s Treasure using Halos.
Shock Cat T-Shirt (White)	A T-shirt with the white Shock Cat design.	It can be purchased from Rodin’s Treasure using Halos.
Shock Cat T-Shirt (Purple)	A T-shirt with the purple Shock Cat design.	It can be purchased from Rodin’s Treasure using Halos.
Spike Cat T-Shirt (White)	A white T-shirt with the Spike Cat design.	It can be purchased from Rodin’s Treasure using Halos.
Spike Cat T-Shirt (Orange)	An orange T-shirt with the Spike Cat design.	It can be purchased from Rodin’s Treasure using Halos.
Bleed Cat T-Shirt (White)	A T-shirt with a white Bleed Cat design.	It can be purchased from Rodin’s Treasure using Halos.
Bleed Cat T-Shirt (Green	A T-shirt with a green Bleed Cat design.	It can be purchased from Rodin’s Treasure using Halos.
Hiyoko-Chan T-Shirt	A T-shirt with a Hyoko-Chan design.	It can be purchased from Rodin’s Treasure using Halos.

Jeanne

Every main character needs their friend/rival character. For Bayonetta, this trope comes in the form of Jeanne. Jeanne, as a character, is the typical haughty best friend and enemy to our main protagonist but is also implied to be something beyond friends at specific points in time.

The developers even confirmed that, at one point, they had the vision to explicitly bring this relationship to fruition. However, it was later decided that it should remain implicit and act as a treat for those who can read between the lines and gather subtext. Jeanne only has one outfit, her base outfit for the game.

👚 Costume 👗	📑 Description 🧾	🔒 Requirements 🔑
Default Costume	The default costume for Jeanne in Bayonetta III.	Unlocked by default.

Style and Change Bayonetta 3 Costumes

In Bayonetta 3, you can change and customize the costumes you unlock. To change the outfits, you must go into the menu tab and choose which costume to equip. There are almost no limitations to when you can change your costume, so feel free to do that to your heart’s content.

An option on the left side will indicate the color to style the outfits. This color change is only limited to the outfit and the hair. This gives you quite some freedom in customizing your Bayonetta 3 Costumes.