Bayonetta 3: Walkthrough & Boss Guide
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🗺️ Main Story Walkthrough
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This page is a chapter outline of Bayonetta 3 with a short explanation of the core mechanics and notes on the final fight and the optional Kraken fight. It is not a full chapter-by-chapter walkthrough: it does not list every collectible, weapon unlock or Verse. Chapter titles follow the Inverse chapter list and the story and mechanics follow Wikipedia; the final-boss and Kraken notes are summarised from published guides and may differ slightly between sources.
Dodging an attack at the last second triggers Witch Time, which slows enemies so Bayonetta can attack freely. Two Bayonetta 3 mechanics are worth learning early. With Demon Slave you directly control one of Bayonetta's Infernal Demons for attacks and abilities. With Demon Masquerade Bayonetta fuses with a summoned demon and gains magic-based abilities plus new attack and traversal options. Viola, the second playable witch, can trigger Witch Time only by parrying; her Demon Slave, Cheshire, cannot be controlled manually, and when it is summoned she fights with her fists instead of her sword.
Bayonetta faces the Homunculi, man-made bioweapons led by Singularity, who threatens to destroy the multiverse. Viola, a witch in training, teams up with her, and Jeanne, Luka, Enzo and Rodin help along the way. To stop Singularity, Bayonetta and Viola travel to Thule, a gateway between universes, and collect Chaos Gears that lead to the Alphaverse, where Singularity resides. Jeanne has additional chapters of her own, searching for Dr. Sigurd; Inverse describes these as side content that is required for story progress.
The game has a Prologue and 14 numbered chapters: Prologue: A Chaotic Encounter. 1: Scrambling for Answers. 2: City on Fire. 3: A Sinking Feeling. 4: Worlds Apart. 5: Hot Pursuit. 6: Off the Rails. 7: Burning Sands. 8: A Croaking Chorus. 9: Learning to Fly. 10: Cover of Night. 11: A Familiar Dance. 12: The Edge of Madness. 13: Kingdom of One. 14: The Single Truth. Settings range from New York to spatial rifts and Imperial China. Inverse estimates about 15 hours to finish the story (reviewers took 10 to 15 hours), with early chapters taking about 20 minutes each and later chapters longer.
Chapter 14 ends the story against Singularity. In the story, Bayonetta defeats Singularity with help from Viola, Luka and a final Demon Summoning, and his death restores the multiverse. Published guides describe the fight as several Verses against different forms of Singularity (usually named Chaos, Balance and Definition); sources differ on exact naming, so check the in-game Verse titles.
⚔️ Boss Guides
Singularity (Chapter 14, final boss)
What is verified
Singularity is the final opponent and the leader of the Homunculi; Wikipedia states that Bayonetta defeats him with help from Viola, Luka and a final Demon Summoning. Published walkthroughs describe the fight as a sequence of Verses against forms called Chaos, Balance (or Balanced) and Definition, with Homunculi summoned during the middle part.
General advice from guides
One guide advises blocking when the beast-like first form closes in and attacking during its pauses, and notes there is no need to spam the dash. For the Balance form, guides advise dealing with the summoned Homunculi using your demons while Witch Time is active. For the Definition form, one guide says to use your demons only during Witch Time, or they die quickly. Detailed attack timings are not given in the sources we checked, so this page does not list them.
Kraken (Secret Fight, Phenomenal Remnant 14)
How to Unlock
According to published guides (for example Prima Games and Attack of the Fanboy), the Kraken is an optional secret fight. Collect the three Umbran Tears of Blood hidden in Chapter 14 (from a cat, a crow and a toad), finish the chapter, then open the chapter-select map after the credits to find the red Phenomenal Remnant 14 marker.
The Fight
The Kraken attacks right away. Guides report that a win adds the Kraken to Bayonetta's demons and unlocks the Cassiopeia weapon; one source disagrees about where the tears are found, so treat these details as reported rather than confirmed by this site.
Sources & fact-check
Release facts, mechanics and boss details on this page were checked against these sources on 12 October 2026. Spotted an error? Tell us.