Super Robot Wars Z2 Saisei-hen Guide | Routes, SR Points, and Secrets

Game identity

What is Saisei-hen? Confirm the sequel before using a route note

Saisei-hen is the second part of Second Super Robot Wars Z. The Z naming makes search results easy to mix: Original Super Robot Wars Z, Hakai-hen, Saisei-hen, Jigoku-hen, and Tengoku-hen do not automatically share scenario numbers, route splits, joining timing, or hidden-content requirements. Match the full title and platform before trusting a walkthrough.

The Original Z artwork below is a series-identification aid, not evidence that its conditions carry into Saisei-hen. When a note mentions a route, unit, pilot, weapon, conversation, or secret, record the exact game chapter and the scenario where it was observed. If a source is vague, label it as unverified instead of turning a likely condition into a guarantee.

• Original Z: use the title and platform as the first series reference.
• Hakai-hen: the preceding game; keep its scenario and hidden-content records separate.
• Saisei-hen: the target of this guide; start a new record for its routes and conditions.
• Jigoku-hen and Tengoku-hen: later Z3 games with their own scenario and route boundaries.

Route preparation

Save and record the next route decision before committing

A clean save before a route choice is more useful than a long list of unverified outcomes. A first playthrough may prioritize a safe clear, while an SR-point run may require a different order of attacks, reinforcements, or retreats. Write the ordinary objective and the extra challenge condition on separate lines so one goal does not hide the other.

When reading a Saisei-hen walkthrough, do not use the scenario number alone. Record the route choice, destination, turn target, reinforcement timing, kill count, deployment, survival requirement, and any conversation trigger together. If you cannot reproduce the note on the same platform or version, keep it in a verification column rather than presenting it as confirmed.

1. 1. Confirm the game and scenarioWrite the full Saisei-hen title, scenario number, route, and platform before applying a guide note.
2. 2. Make a pre-choice saveCreate a separate save immediately before the decision so another route can be checked without losing progress.
3. 3. Split normal and SR-point goalsKeep the reliable clear checklist separate from turn limits, kill order, special targets, or reinforcement rules.
4. 4. Log hidden-content candidatesRecord choices, kills, deployment, survival, conversations, and timing with the scenario where each matters.

Scenario walkthroughs

Read a scenario walkthrough without mixing clear, SR, and secret goals

When reading Saisei-hen walkthrough notes, separate normal victory, SR points, hidden conditions, reinforcements, and survival requirements. Record the scenario number together with route, choice, source, platform or version, and verification status so Hakai-hen and Z3 conditions do not enter the same checklist.

For a reliable Saisei-hen scenario record, keep the scenario identifier, route, source, platform or version note, and verification status together. Do not import a condition from Hakai-hen just because the same character or series keyword appears. The page should make uncertainty visible instead of filling missing numbers to look complete.

Funds and carryover

Plan carryover and upgrades without assuming a universal rule

Searches around Saisei-hen often combine carryover questions, upgrade funds, unit strength, and character availability. Treat those as related but separate decisions. First verify what the exact game and save state actually carry forward; then decide which units deserve funds for the next scenarios. A role-based plan is safer than copying a tier list from another Z title.

On a first run, concentrate upgrades on units that will deploy often and solve the next map's problem. Frontline units may need durability and accuracy, support units may need movement and range, and boss-damage units may need weapon power, energy, or spirit-command support. Keep a note of why an upgrade was made so it remains useful after a route change.

• Frontline role: check hit rate, durability, and whether the unit can keep counterattacking.
• Support role: check movement, range, and access to support attack or defense.
• Boss role: compare weapon power, energy use, spirit commands, and support combinations.
• Carryover check: confirm the title, save state, route, and source before treating a transfer note as reliable.

Hidden content

Verify hidden-content conditions as a checklist, not a rumor

Searches for Saisei-hen secrets can mix a unit, pilot, weapon, conversation, route result, or English-patch discussion into one phrase. Start by naming the target. Then record the scenario, route, choice, kill count, deployment, survival flag, conversation, SR-point requirement, and result separately. That structure makes it easier to see which part is confirmed and which part still needs a save-state test.

Do not assume every requirement must happen in one playthrough unless the source proves it. Mark notes as confirmed, likely, or unverified, and keep the source URL or guide reference beside the note. This is especially important for searches that mention English patches, texture mods, or ROMs: those are different intents from a legitimate strategy guide and should not define this page.

• Target: identify a unit, pilot, weapon, conversation, route, or other result.
• Timing: record the scenario and whether the condition is before or after a split.
• Condition type: choice, kills, deployment, conversation, survival, or SR points.
• Evidence: keep the source, version, route, and reproduction status with the record.
• Result: state exactly what was obtained or changed, without broadening the claim.

Series boundary

Keep Hakai-hen and the Z3 games outside Saisei-hen notes

Hakai-hen and Saisei-hen are searched together because they form a two-part story, but their route and hidden-content instructions should remain on separate records. When moving from Hakai-hen to Saisei-hen, write down the completed route, SR-point goal, joining notes, and unresolved secrets, then begin the sequel at its own scenario numbering. A connected story is not permission to copy every condition.

The Z3 titles use another boundary again. The Tengoku-hen package artwork below is a reminder that a later title may share series characters while using different scenarios, systems, and route checks. For the complete Z series order, return to the series index; for actual strategy, follow the exact game and save state.

• Keep Hakai-hen and Saisei-hen saves and notes in separate folders or records.
• Confirm the full title before opening a route or secret guide.
• Use the series index for order questions and the game-specific page for scenario decisions.
• Do not label a shared-looking condition as confirmed until the scenario and version match.