Zombie Titans Hangar Guide: UI, Unlocks & Prep

The Hangar is the heart of progression in Zombie Titans. Before every sortie you return to this garage hub to unlock frames, push upgrades, claim free Scrap, and confirm the kit you will drop from the hangar roof. OMG - One More Games launched the free-to-play Roblox siege around 13 October 2026 with eight-player servers on PC, mobile, tablet, and console. This page is the operational manual for that hub: how the UI fits together, how Bulldog, Volt, Mammoth, and Mantis unlock and upgrade, where Scrap sinks go, and how to prep cockpit and loadout between March → Surge → Behemoth cycles.

Pair this guide with Titan Builds for per-kit spend order, Scrap Farming for income, the Titans tier list for role meta, and Getting Started if you are still learning the wall. Promo strings, when they exist, live on the Codes Hub.

What the Hangar actually is

Think of the Hangar as three rooms sharing one lobby:

1. Roster bay — the four mech Titans you can own, inspect, and select before deploy.
2. Upgrade bench — Scrap sinks that raise primary fire, survivability, signature abilities, and secondary tools.
3. Rewards / claims strip — daily supply drop, the one-time OMG group Scrap grant, and (when live) the Codes or Rewards entry for promos.

You do not need a perfect UI map on day one. You do need a habit: claim → decide one spend → confirm kit → deploy from the hangar roof. Skipping any step is how pilots leave free Scrap on the table or drop with the wrong frame for the lobby.

Hangar UI walkthrough

Exact button labels can shift after patches, but the flow stays stable:

• Open the Hangar from the main HUD or post-match return screen.
• Select a Titan card to read ability names, unlock status, and upgrade nodes.
• Open the rewards or supply panel to claim the daily supply drop before you queue again.
• If you joined OMG - One More Games, watch for the one-time 1,000 Scrap group reward toast, Hangar mail, or Rewards tab entry.
• Confirm your selected Titan, then deploy from the hangar roof so you land oriented on the wall instead of walking into the fight.

On mobile and console, open panels carefully so ability buttons do not eat claim taps. On PC, finish Hangar work before you bind fight muscle memory — mid-siege is the wrong time to discover you never spent yesterday’s Scrap.

Unlock and upgrade flow for each Titan

All four kits use the same economy: Scrap from kills, victories, dailies, the group bonus, and occasional codes. Unlocks and upgrades happen only in the Hangar. The difference is which nodes matter first for each job.

Bulldog

Kit reminder: twin gatlings, rocket pods, swarm missiles, ground slam.

Bulldog is the flexible wall holder. Unlock or main it when you want a kit that never feels useless in March clear or Surge support. In the Hangar, fund gatling effectiveness and survivability before luxury slam cosmetics. Missiles come next so Surge clumps and flyer clusters have an answer. Full node order lives on Titan Builds.

Volt

Kit reminder: chain-lightning arc gun, lightning strikes, Tesla field, EMP pulse.

Volt is the peel and clump specialist. Unlock it when lobbies die to Screechers, Gasbags, and Carriers more than to raw Behemoth HP. Hangar priority is arc damage, Tesla uptime, then EMP as the hard interrupt. Survivability still matters — dead peel leaves the sky free.

Mammoth

Kit reminder: siege cannon, mortar barrages, carpet bombs, siege ram.

Mammoth is the Behemoth burn anchor. Unlock it when your squad needs artillery that can dump on called windows. Hangar sinks should hit cannon first, then mortar/carpet identity nodes, then survivability so bombs land instead of dying mid-cast. Ram is valuable but timed less often than primary artillery.

Mantis

Kit reminder: twin scythes, blade dashes, leap strikes, berserk.

Mantis is mobility delete. Unlock it when you read the field fast and want emergency tempo. Hangar order favors sustain and scythe damage, then dashes/leaps that define the job, then berserk. Newer pilots who overchase often keep Bulldog as main until wall discipline clicks.

Scrap sinks: what the Hangar eats

Every Scrap pile wants a destination. Common Hangar sinks:

• Frame unlocks — buying access to Volt, Mammoth, or Mantis if you started on Bulldog (or vice versa).
• Core combat nodes — primary fire, armor/survivability, signature role ability.
• Secondary tools — slam, EMP timing upgrades, ram, leap tweaks after cores feel solid.
• Comfort / QoL — last. Pretty icons do not hold the gate.

A practical account plan matches Scrap Farming: Phase A dumps early Scrap (including the 1,000 group bonus and daily supply) into one main; Phase B builds a flex that covers the main’s hole; Phase C spreads breadth only after two kits clear Surge with confidence. Spreading evenly across four half-dead frames is the most expensive Hangar mistake in the game.

Between-sortie planning

The Hangar shines in the quiet minute after a match. Use a fixed checklist:

1. Claim daily supply (and group Scrap if still unclaimed).
2. Ask whether the last upgrade was noticeable on Surge or Behemoth. If not, redirect the next node.
3. Spend one intentional node — not five impulse taps.
4. Scan lobby needs — if public queues lack flyer peel, select Volt even if Mammoth is your favorite.
5. Confirm ability icons match the role you intend before roof deploy.

Twenty-minute sessions should still finish this loop. Leaving Scrap banked forever while you “just play one more” is how mains stay soft for weeks.

Cockpit prep before you drop

Cockpit view is a fight tool, but prep starts in the Hangar:

• Know which Titan you selected — wrong frame deploy wastes the first March.
• Reminder-read cooldowns for the abilities you will actually press under Surge pressure.
• Decide when you will toggle cockpit: tighter flyer leads and Behemoth precision favor cockpit; wide March clear often favors third-person.
• On touch and console, settle UI scale so claim buttons and deploy do not fight ability pads.

Detailed binds live on the controls guide; this page only insists you leave the Hangar with a view plan, not just a fashion loadout.

Daily supply claim location

Wiki lore across codes and farming pages is consistent: the daily supply drop is claimed from the Hangar or Rewards UI after you are in a live server — not from the Roblox website alone. Same home for the group bonus toast. Treat the Hangar as the claim desk every login. Deeper daily habits and how dailies pair with siege farming continue on the Daily Rewards guide once you want a dedicated ritual page.

As of November 2026, there are still no confirmed promo codes. Do not confuse daily supply or group Scrap with a typed code string. When codes appear, redeem from the same Hangar / Rewards family of panels and track strings on Codes.

Common Hangar mistakes

• Deploying without claiming the daily supply drop.
• Burning the one-time 1,000 Scrap on a Titan you never pilot.
• Unlocking all four frames before one main can survive Surge.
• Maxing a flashy ultimate-style node while primaries still tickle.
• Ignoring lobby composition and forcing a meme Mantis stack with no peel.
• Tweaking upgrades mid-fight instead of between sorties.
• Hunting fake “Hangar codes” on third-party lists while the Active table on this wiki is empty.

Fix those and the Hangar stops being a museum of unfinished mechs.

Related pages

• Titan Builds — per-Titan upgrade ladders.
• Titans tier list — role rankings for wall hold, Behemoth DPS, and flyer clear.
• Scrap Farming — income channels and spend framework.
• Getting Started — first-hour Hangar and siege basics.
• Codes — promo status and group bonus reminder.
• Daily Rewards — login loop and supply discipline.

Master the Hangar and every Scrap kill, victory, and daily claim turns into a cleaner hold. Deploy with a job, upgrade with a reason, and let the roof drop put you back on the wall ready for March.