

Mobile Suit Gundam Hathaway: The Sorcery of Nymph Circe (2026) is a feature-length anime film that serves as a continuation of the Gundam Hathaway storyline within the Universal Century timeline. Building upon the franchise’s legacy of political complexity and large-scale mobile suit combat, the film deepens its focus on ideological conflict, moral ambiguity, and the cost of rebellion. The narrative balances intense mecha action with introspective character development, maintaining the serious tone that defines the Hathaway arc.
The story follows Hathaway Noa as his role within the anti-Earth Federation movement places him at the center of escalating political and military tensions. As new forces emerge and covert operations unfold, Hathaway is confronted with difficult choices that challenge both his ideals and his sense of responsibility. The appearance of the enigmatic entity known as Nymph Circe introduces additional layers of intrigue, blurring the line between myth, symbolism, and strategic warfare.
As the conflict intensifies, The Sorcery of Nymph Circe examines the psychological toll of leadership and resistance. Through calculated battles and moments of internal conflict, the film portrays Hathaway’s struggle to reconcile his vision for change with the human cost of pursuing it, reinforcing the Gundam franchise’s enduring themes of sacrifice, ideology, and consequence.