Gundam Hathaway: The Sorcery of Nymph Circe Expands Roster, Unveiling 11 Key Voice Actors for Valiant Crew

New Voice Cast Announced for Hathaway Sequel

Anticipation for Mobile Suit Gundam Hathaway: The Sorcery of Nymph Circe, the monumental second film in the acclaimed Hathaway trilogy, has intensified following the official unveiling of eleven new voice cast members. These additions are set to dramatically expand the ensemble, breathing life into crucial supporting roles, particularly the dedicated crew of the MAFTY support vessel, the Valiant, as the narrative moves toward the explosive Adelaide Conference raid.

The newly announced talent roster features a blend of established and emerging voices. Fans can look forward to hearing Hiroshi Shirokuma as Brinks Wedge, Anna Nagase as Julia Suga, Mahana Yamazaki embodying Hala Morley, and Hinata Sato taking on the role of Betchy.

Further enriching the MAFTY team are Kazuki Kyan as Rod Hein, Taiki Yamashita as Lowaist Heinrich, Shinya Takahashi as Chartchai Coleman, Noriaki Kanze as Josef Cedi, Shuichi Uchida portraying Ridorick, Hayato Inomata as Vilantes Suecken, and Taihi Kimura as Drab Liddo. These characters are indispensable, providing vital operational support to protagonist Hathaway Noa and the MAFTY organization as they finalize preparations for their audacious mission against the global elite gathered at the Adelaide Conference.

Returning Core Cast and Production Details

The core cast remains firmly in place, ensuring continuity for the dramatic heart of the series. Kensho Ono returns as the conflicted Hathaway Noa, alongside Reina Ueda as the enigmatic Gigi Andalucia, whose strange powers deeply unsettle Hathaway and stir forgotten memories. Junichi Suwabe reprises his role as Kenneth Sleg, and Soma Saito returns as Lane Aim.

Director Shuko Murase continues to lead the creative vision, supported by an accomplished production crew largely returning from the first film, guaranteeing the series maintains its lauded high-fidelity visual standard. A notable new addition includes Yuichi Kuboki joining Takako Suzuki as a color key artist.

Narrative Focus and Release Schedule

Narratively, the sequel delves deeper into Hathaway’s psychological landscape. Still haunted by the ghosts of his past, he finds himself irresistibly drawn to Gigi, even as he commits fully to MAFTY’s dangerous agenda. The impending attack on the Adelaide Conference serves not just as a political maneuver for his organization, but as a personal crucible where Hathaway hopes to finally confront and shed his long-held emotional burdens.

Set for a sweeping theatrical debut in Japan on January 30, 2026, across 365 cinemas, this Bandai Namco Filmworks production promises to be a pivotal and visually stunning chapter in the enduring Gundam legacy. North American dates are slated to follow. The introduction of these new supporting characters is poised to significantly deepen the portrayal of MAFTY’s internal structure and the intense pressure surrounding their high-stakes operations.