[Guide] How to Obtain Bayonetta B2’s Umbran Enka Couture Bullet attire (Bayonetta 3)

The time has come to dive headfirst into a brand new Bayonetta game but for those of you out there who are wondering if Bayonetta 3 includes alternate outfits, we’re pleased to inform you that it does. amiibo support is gone and sadly, so are the Nintendo outfits, but other clothing choices are supported, and it is attire based on what the other Bayonettas wear.

In addition to other costumes, each outfit can have up to eight different colour choices and when customising clothing, each set also has seven different choices for the colour of Bayonetta’s glasses and eight different hair colours. The options for Bayonetta’s default attire can be seen below:

In this specialised guide, we’re focusing on how to obtain Bayonetta B2’s Umbran Enka Couture Bullet attire:

How to Obtain Bayonetta B2’s Umbran Enka Couture Bullet attire in Bayonetta 3:

Once players have played through Chapter 1: Scrambling for Answers, you will gain access to The Gates of Hell. It is here you can visit Rodin and buy any manner of item from him, especially more costumes available via Rodin’s Treasures. The first time you visit, you will see a list of items such as CB 44 Bayo 3 White which costs 1,000 halos. This and the other CB items are special Couture Bullets used with the Super Mirror 3 which unlocks the specific colour of Bayonetta’s default outfit. A quick breakdown of CB Bayo 3 outfits can be seen here:

CB 44 Bayo 3 White | 1,000 halos

CB 45 Bayo 3 Red | 1,000 halos

CB 46 Bayo 3 Yellow | 1,000 halos

CB 47 Bayo 3 Green | 1,000 halos

CB 48 Bayo 3 Blue | 1,000 halos

CB 49 Bayo 3 Purple | 1,000 halos

CB 50 Bayo 3 Pink | 1,000 halos

Now, with regards to the Bayonetta B2’s Umbran Enka Couture Bullet attire, in order to even purchase the Super Mirror B2 that gives you access to purchasing alternate Umbran Enka Bullets, you will need to complete Chapter 6: Off the Rails. Once the mirror is available in Rodin’s Treasures, you will need to purchase the associated colours separately. We have a complete list of those available and their price tag, here:

Super Mirror B2 | 4,000 halos

CB B2 Original | 1,000 halos

CB 10 B1 Black | 1,000 halos

CB 11 B2 Orange | 1,000 halos

CB 12 B2 Emerald | 1,000 halos

CB 13 B2 Blue | 1,000 halos

CB 14 B2 Purple | 1,000 halos

CB 15 B2 White | 1,000 halos

In order to unlock CB B2 Original, players will need to beat the game’s final Chapter, Chapter 14: The Single Truth.

Easy Halos:

With regards to the actual Halos themselves. In previous Bayonetta games, they were easier to come by as the Angels of Paradisio were one of the main antagonist forces Bayonetta would do battle against. In Bayonetta 3 they take a back seat, but they are still present. Every main chapter will feature at least one hidden verse where players can fight Angels and collect Halos upon their defeat. Each chapter also has a little puzzle or hiding spot, which when struck, rewards players with Halos such as the Lappy statue in Chapter 1.

My recommendation for faster Halo accumulation though, is to play Chapter 2: City on Fire. Right at the start of the level, if you bank right and head towards the golden light near the trains, you can fight against two Beloved with each one rewarding the player with 1,300 halos upon their defeat. Then simply play on and head to the portal that will return you to The Gates of Hell.

You’ll then be free to make a purchase a two before saving your game and then having the choice to access the main menu and quit to the Chapter Selection screen and repeat the whole process.

Incidentally, for those who are successful in collecting all three Umbran tears on Chapter 6: Off the Rails. this will give you access to Chapter 6: Phenomenal Remnant 6. With this stage, players can really rack up the Halos. Just keep in mind you will also need to battle a Fortitudo in the process.