The next trailer for Mobile Suit Gundam is coming to theaters

This weekend, Japanese audiences will be able to see the exciting new Mobile Suit Gundam series, GQuuuuuuXin theaters. Fortunately, North American audiences will also get a chance to watch the upcoming anime on the big screen as well, and we’ll have to wait a while before we can.

Film distribution company Gkids revealed on Friday that it has acquired the theatrical rights to the film Mobile Suit Gundam: GQuuuuuuX -Beginning- film. It’s coming to theaters here on February 28 and will run for… That’s not clear at the moment, nor is it clear if the shows will have Japanese-only audio (like when Dan da dan hit theaters last year), or includes an English dub. While the larger franchise is no stranger to theatrical films and sets, this is a first Gundam appear ever since Reconfiguration a job Its first three episodes will be shown in theaters, and the first show in the franchise will reach locations in North America.

GKIDS has acquired North American rights to Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX -Beginning-

The first ever collaboration between khara studio, the studio behind the EVANGELION series, and SUNRISE, home of Mobile Suit Gundam.#GQuuuuuuX In theaters February 28https://t.co/XHahfr3IsW pic.twitter.com/9gRxr6cHpo

– GKIDS Films (@GKIDSfilms) January 17, 2025

GQuuuuuuX He comes with a lot of creative talent behind him Neon Genesis Evangelion alumni Kazuya Tsurumaki and Yoji Enokido, as well as the creator of the franchise, Hideaki Anno. In a statement, Gkids president David Jesteadt highlighted the Mecha series’ creative lineage, saying, “Their outrageous mix of artistic talent collaborating on such a story-driven series as… Mobile Suit Gundam It is a show date. We are proud to play a role in bringing fans such an exciting new venture into the cinematic experience that film truly deserves.”

While we wait Mobile Suit Gundam: GQuuuuuuX’s Cutting the theatrical cut on February 28 (and the actual show will be out sometime this year), it might not hurt to catch up on shows set in the Universal Century continuity, as that sounds like it could be important. Instead, Moby recently acquired Post-War Gundam X, That sounds like it’s pretty good in itself.

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