Compare 60 female Gundam characters across 62 era-specific entries by age group. Lacus is 16 in SEED, 18 in DESTINY and 20 in FREEDOM; Haman is 20 in Zeta and Murrue 26 in SEED. Every age is tied to a version or story timepoint, rather than treated as a lifetime label.
Age is not a ranking of importance or appeal. Numerical values are organised from the linked character references and checked against official profile and episode context where available; an official webpage without a stated age is not presented as numeric confirmation. Estimates, conflicts and unknowns are separated. Some quotations contain late-story spoilers.
Each profile has a newly created illustration for this guide. These are editorial fan illustrations, not official artwork. English lines are editorial translations, not quotations from an official dub. A character’s listed age applies to the stated story period; an illustration is not evidence of age.
Quick age table: 60 characters, 62 era-specific entries
| Character | Age | Series / period |
|---|---|---|
| Mariemaia Khushrenada | 7 | Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz |
| Elpeo Ple | 10 | Gundam ZZ, on introduction |
| Shakti Kareen | 11 | Victory Gundam |
| Quess Paraya | 13 | Char’s Counterattack |
| Feldt Grace | 14 | Gundam 00, season 1 |
| Relena Darlian / Peacecraft | 15 | Gundam Wing, TV |
| Tiffa Adill | 15 | After War Gundam X |
| Flay Allster | 15 | Gundam SEED |
| Lacus Clyne | 16 | Gundam SEED |
| Cagalli Yula Athha | 16 | Gundam SEED |
| Roux Louka | 16 | Gundam ZZ, on introduction |
| Miorine Rembran | 16 | The Witch from Mercury, early story |
| Mineva Lao Zabi | 16 | Gundam Unicorn |
| Four Murasame | 16 | Zeta Gundam, TV |
| Sayla Mass | 17 | Mobile Suit Gundam, TV |
| Lalah Sune | 17 | Mobile Suit Gundam, TV |
| Fa Yuiry | 17 | Zeta Gundam, TV |
| Katejina Loos | 17 | Victory Gundam |
| Allenby Beardsley | 17 | Mobile Fighter G Gundam |
| Meer Campbell | 17 | Gundam SEED DESTINY |
| Lunamaria Hawke | 17 | Gundam SEED DESTINY |
| Suletta Mercury | 17 | The Witch from Mercury, early main story |
| Noel Anderson | 17 | Mobile Suit Gundam: Lost War Chronicles |
| Marida Cruz | 18 | Gundam Unicorn |
| Mirai Yashima | 18 | Mobile Suit Gundam, TV |
| Soma Peries | 18 | Gundam 00, season 1 |
| Ennil El | 19 | After War Gundam X |
| Gigi Andalucia | 19 | Hathaway, animated film |
| Lady Une | 19 | Gundam Wing (TV) |
| Lucrezia Noin | 19 | Gundam Wing (TV) |
| Aina Sahalin | 20 | The 08th MS Team |
| Haman Karn | 20 | Zeta Gundam |
| Rain Mikamura | 20 | Mobile Fighter G Gundam |
| Christina Mackenzie | 21 | 0080: War in the Pocket |
| Nina Purpleton | 21 | 0083: Stardust Memory |
| Feldt Grace (movie) | 21 | Gundam 00 the Movie: A Wakening of the Trailblazer |
| Nena Trinity (2nd season) | 22 | Gundam 00, second season |
| Christina Sierra | 22 | Gundam 00, first season |
| Soma Peries (2nd season) | 23 | Gundam 00, second season |
| Reccoa Londe | 23 | Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam (TV) |
| Emma Sheen | 24 | Zeta Gundam |
| Marina Ismail | 24 | Gundam 00, first season (opening period) |
| Natarle Badgiruel | 25 | Mobile Suit Gundam SEED |
| Murrue Ramius | 26 | Gundam SEED |
| Sumeragi Lee Noriega | 26 | Gundam 00, season 1 |
| Annerose Rosenhein (Quin Mantha era) | 26 | Mobile Suit Gundam Side Story: Missing Link, U.C. 0090 |
| Karen Joshua | 26 | The 08th MS Team |
| Sally Po | 27 | Gundam Wing (TV) |
| Talia Gladys | 29 | Gundam SEED DESTINY |
| Junko Jenko | In her 20s (exact age unconfirmed) | Mobile Suit Victory Gundam |
| Shirin Bakhtiar | 32 | Gundam 00, second season |
| Cima Garahau | 35 | 0083: Stardust Memory |
| Kati Mannequin | In her 30s (second season; sources differ on exact age) | Gundam 00, second season |
| Ple Two | See note | Gundam ZZ |
| Dorothy Catalonia | See note | Gundam Wing, TV |
| Rinko Iori | See note | Gundam Build Fighters |
| Kudelia Aina Bernstein | See note | Iron-Blooded Orphans |
| Dianna Soriel | See note | Turn A Gundam |
| Aila Jyrkiäinen | See note | Gundam Build Fighters |
| Stellar Loussier | See note | Gundam SEED DESTINY |
| Nanai Miguel | See note | Char’s Counterattack |
| Lafter Frankland (season 2) | See note | Iron-Blooded Orphans, season 2 |
12 and under
Mariemaia Khushrenada — 7

Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz
A child placed at the centre of a military uprising; her inherited view of history is challenged by experience.
History is like an endless waltz.
Endless Waltz: her account of war, peace and revolution.
Elpeo Ple — 10

Gundam ZZ, on introduction
A Newtype child whose cheerful attachment to Judau contrasts with the vulnerability of children caught in war.
Ple, Ple, Ple, Ple!
ZZ: her familiar repeated-name cry.
References give 10→11; placed at her introductory age.
Shakti Kareen — 11

Victory Gundam
Uso’s childhood companion in Kasarelia, whose compassion and origins become central to the conflict.
Please watch!
Victory: the next-episode preview sign-off, distinguished from story dialogue.
13–15
Quess Paraya — 13

Char’s Counterattack
A sensitive, rebellious teenager whose desire for recognition shapes her relationship with Char.
Go on ahead!
Char’s Counterattack: a strained exchange with her father.
Feldt Grace — 14

Gundam 00, season 1
A Ptolemaios operator with technical expertise who gradually learns to connect with her crewmates.
Survive!
00 season 1: a resolve carried forward from her companions.
19 in season 2 and 21 in the film; the first-season value is used here.
Relena Darlian / Peacecraft — 15

Gundam Wing, TV
A schoolgirl drawn into politics, balancing an ideal of total pacifism with her feelings for Heero.
Heero… come and kill me!
Gundam Wing TV: her striking challenge to Heero.
16 in Endless Waltz. The illustration uses her white formal outfit.
Tiffa Adill — 15

After War Gundam X
A girl with precognitive abilities whose quiet words and choices deeply influence Garrod.
To you, the power…
Also the title of Gundam X episode 2.
Flay Allster — 15

Gundam SEED
A Heliopolis student whose grief and fear expose the human cost of the Natural–Coordinator conflict.
Don’t act so familiar with me, Coordinator!
SEED: an early expression of prejudice and distance.
16–17
Lacus Clyne — 16

Gundam SEED
A singer and politician’s daughter whose gentle manner conceals a firm capacity for independent choice.
You are kind because you are you, aren’t you?
SEED: words addressed to Kira.
18 in DESTINY and 20 in FREEDOM; see the later-version comparison below.
Cagalli Yula Athha — 16

Gundam SEED
A young woman confronting the gap between Orb’s ideals and the realities on the ground.
Father, you traitor!
SEED: discovering the weapons development on Heliopolis.
18 in DESTINY; not interchangeable with her SEED age.
Roux Louka — 16

Gundam ZZ, on introduction
An AEUG volunteer joining the Argama, combining a lively personality with practical piloting skill.
I won’t forget that you said you loved me.
Late ZZ: words to Glemy.
References give 16→17; distinguish introduction and later events.
Age / profile reference / Additional profile / dialogue reference
Miorine Rembran — 16

The Witch from Mercury, early story
A student moving into corporate leadership, growing from resistance to her father toward responsibility for others.
Mercury is rather conservative, isn’t it?
The Witch from Mercury episode 1: meeting Suletta.
The official episode-17 synopsis says her seventeenth birthday is approaching; 16 is not a blanket age for the entire story.
Mineva Lao Zabi — 16

Gundam Unicorn
Known to Banagher as Audrey, she carries both the Zabi name and her own hopes as an individual.
It is Char Aznable after all!
Quotation is from her childhood encounter with Char in Zeta, not a line from Unicorn.
0 in the original series, 8 in Zeta and 16 in Unicorn; quote and age timepoints are explicit.
Four Murasame — 16

Zeta Gundam, TV
An enhanced human from the Murasame laboratory, struggling with identity and lost memories.
So… you don’t like your name?
Zeta episode 19: talking with Kamille.
A reference-profile age; her loss of memory and identity remains relevant.
Sayla Mass — 17

Mobile Suit Gundam, TV
A White Base crew member and pilot, torn between wartime duty and her relationship with her brother.
And you call yourself a man?
Mobile Suit Gundam episode 2: confronting Kai.
Lalah Sune — 17

Mobile Suit Gundam, TV
A Newtype discovered by Char; her meeting with Amuro explores understanding across enemy lines.
Can anyone dislike beautiful things?
Mobile Suit Gundam: a conversation during her encounter with Amuro.
Fa Yuiry — 17

Zeta Gundam, TV
Kamille’s childhood friend, who becomes part of the crew and supports others in battle and everyday care.
Kamille!
Zeta episode 1: calling after Kamille on his way to the spaceport.
Katejina Loos — 17

Victory Gundam
A girl from Woowig whose choices in war diverge sharply from Uso’s idealised image of her.
Chronicle, come!
Victory episode 49: calling out during battle.
Allenby Beardsley — 17

Mobile Fighter G Gundam
Neo Sweden’s Gundam Fighter, a spirited rival to Domon and the agile pilot of Nobel Gundam.
Next time, I’ll definitely win!
G Gundam: after a gaming contest with Domon.
A secondary quote source has an inconsistent episode number; only the scene is specified.
Age / profile reference / Additional profile / dialogue reference
Meer Campbell — 17

Gundam SEED DESTINY
A performer appearing as Lacus, caught between the wish to be needed and her own identity.
I am Lacus!
SEED DESTINY: clinging to the identity that gives her a place.
Age reference: the gundam-c character entry.
Age / profile reference / Additional profile / dialogue reference
Lunamaria Hawke — 17

Gundam SEED DESTINY
A red-uniform Minerva pilot whose direct personality and trust in her comrades are tested by war.
Lunamaria Hawke, Zaku—launching!
SEED DESTINY: a launch call.
FREEDOM merchandise or art is not used as an illustration of her seventeen-year-old DESTINY version.
Suletta Mercury — 17

The Witch from Mercury, early main story
A pilot arriving at school from Mercury, learning to turn inherited rules into choices of her own.
Run and gain one; move forward and gain two.
The Witch from Mercury: a maxim learned from her mother.
Noel Anderson — 17

Mobile Suit Gundam: Lost War Chronicles
An Earth Federation operator supporting an experimental mobile-suit team through communications and reports. She belongs to the 2002 Lost War Chronicles game and should not be confused with operators in other Gundam Battlefield Record titles.
Noel Anderson. I’ll do my very best.
An excerpt from the sortie voice for CE0075 in Gundam Card Builder 0079, rather than a quotation attributed to the PS2 story.
The age of 17 follows the linked character reference.
18–19
Marida Cruz — 18

Gundam Unicorn
The Kshatriya pilot, defined not only by trauma but by her care for others and moral guidance.
Ice cream, perhaps.
Unicorn: a modest wish for something ordinary.
Mirai Yashima — 18

Mobile Suit Gundam, TV
White Base’s helmswoman, supporting its young crew with calm judgement and care.
Char would do it.
Quotation is from Char’s Counterattack; the age listed is her original-series age.
Reference values: 26 in Zeta, 32 in CCA and 41 in Hathaway.
Soma Peries — 18

Gundam 00, season 1
An enhanced soldier whose bond with Sergei opens a path toward her own feelings.
I can’t!
00 season 1: emotion breaking through military discipline.
23 in season 2 and 25 in the film; age and changes of identity are separate matters.
Ennil El — 19

After War Gundam X
A freelance mobile-suit pilot whose relationships evolve beyond initial hostility and fixation.
We meet again.
Also the title of Gundam X episode 20.
Gigi Andalucia — 19

Hathaway, animated film
Her intuition and directness unsettle Hathaway and Kenneth; she resists easy labels or allegiances.
Go on—take down that impostor!
Hathaway film: the incident aboard the Haunzen.
19 is the animated-film reference value, distinct from the novel’s less exact “late teens”.
Lady Une — 19

Gundam Wing (TV)
An OZ officer who serves as Treize’s aide, Lady Une presents both a severe military presence and a gentler diplomatic manner. Her glasses and neatly arranged hair are defining features of her officer appearance.
In ten minutes, it ends. Or perhaps it begins?
An operational aside in TV episode 5.
Age information follows the linked secondary character reference; the official series page is used for identity and appearance, not as numeric age confirmation.
Lucrezia Noin — 19

Gundam Wing (TV)
Introduced as an accomplished OZ instructor, Noin balances her trust in Zechs with her desire for peace. Her short, dark-blue hair and green uniform give her a distinctive, composed appearance.
Zechs… it’s been one year and twenty-two days.
Her greeting upon meeting Zechs again in TV episode 4.
Age information follows the linked secondary character reference; the official series page is used for identity and appearance, not as numeric age confirmation.
20–24
Aina Sahalin — 20

The 08th MS Team
An Apsaras pilot from the Sahalin family who moves toward her own choices through meeting Shiro.
It was me who killed him!
08th MS Team: a short excerpt from her response to Norris’s departure.
Haman Karn — 20

Zeta Gundam
The leader of Axis, whose political strength coexists with deeply personal feelings toward Char.
If no one else will fight, I’ll fight alone!
Quotation is from the earlier C.D.A. manga period, not from Zeta.
The main age is specifically 20 in Zeta; other eras are not merged.
Rain Mikamura — 20

Mobile Fighter G Gundam
Domon’s partner in medicine and maintenance, with wishes and decisions of her own.
Domon, you idiot! We’re through!
G Gundam: responding to Domon’s selfish behaviour.
Christina Mackenzie — 21

0080: War in the Pocket
The NT-1 Alex test pilot, both a kind neighbour to Al and a soldier carrying out her duty.
We can only do what we can.
0080: a conversation with Al.
Age / profile reference / Additional profile / dialogue reference
Nina Purpleton — 21

0083: Stardust Memory
An Anaheim Electronics engineer whose attachment to Gundam development intersects with complex personal relationships.
My Gundam!
0083 episode 1: witnessing the Gundam theft and fighting.
Age / profile reference / Additional profile / dialogue reference
Feldt Grace (movie) — 21

Gundam 00 the Movie: A Wakening of the Trailblazer
An operator aboard the Ptolemaios 2 Kai. Her short-haired movie appearance reflects her growth into a composed crew member who cares deeply for her companions. This entry has separate artwork from her age-14 first-season version.
Survive!
A defining line from her earlier life, in first-season episode 9; it is not presented as newly spoken movie dialogue.
She is 21 in the movie, distinct from 14 in season one and 19 in season two.
Nena Trinity (2nd season) — 22

Gundam 00, second season
After losing her brothers, Nena works under Wang Liu Mei. Beneath her outward manner are loss and a desire for revenge; this entry specifically covers her second-season appearance.
Understood, milady.
Second-season episode 2: replying to Wang Liu Mei, with an apparent obedience that contrasts with her later actions.
Christina Sierra — 22

Gundam 00, first season
An operator aboard Celestial Being’s Ptolemaios, Christina combines strong computing skills with an outgoing personality. She helps put others at ease and serves as an older-sister figure to Feldt.
Before breakfast.
First-season episode 6: her reply about when she obtained the information.
Age information follows the linked secondary character reference; the official series page is used for identity and appearance, not as numeric age confirmation.
Soma Peries (2nd season) — 23

Gundam 00, second season
Her life connects the identity of super-soldier Soma with the memories of Marie Parfacy. Her bond with Sergei and reunion with Allelujah give meaning to the name and life she chooses.
I don’t want to forget that I was called by that name.
A flashback in second-season episode 6: discussing adoption with Sergei and explaining what the name Soma means to her.
Listed as 23 following one character reference; another gives 22. This second-season entry is distinct from the first-season age of 18.
Reccoa Londe — 23

Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam (TV)
An AEUG ensign aboard the Argama, Reccoa undertakes infiltration missions and looks after younger crew members. Her search for belonging and her interest in growing plants reveal a life beyond combat.
This room isn’t waiting for anyone to come home…
A private expression of loneliness in TV episode 34.
Age information follows the linked secondary character reference; the official series page is used for identity and appearance, not as numeric age confirmation.
Emma Sheen — 24

Zeta Gundam
An officer moving from the Titans to the AEUG, choosing personal ethics over blind organisational loyalty.
Don’t switch between being an adult and a child to suit yourself!
Zeta: admonishing Kamille.
Marina Ismail — 24

Gundam 00, first season (opening period)
The princess of Azadistan seeks nonviolent answers to her country’s political and energy crises. Her encounters with Setsuna and her discussions with Shirin show both the strength and uncertainty behind her commitment to peace.
So… you don’t have to fight anymore.
First-season episode 21: spoken by Marina in Setsuna’s dream, rather than in a real conversation.
Age information follows the linked secondary character reference; the official series page is used for identity and appearance, not as numeric age confirmation.
25–29
Natarle Badgiruel — 25

Mobile Suit Gundam SEED
The Archangel’s executive officer later commands the Dominion. Her insistence on procedure coexists with concern for people caught in war, while her disagreements with Murrue reveal a different approach to command.
I don’t have that much… what should I do?
SEED TV episode 18: sharing sweets with refugee children reveals a warmer side to the strict officer.
Murrue Ramius — 26

Gundam SEED
Archangel’s captain, balancing military responsibility with the lives of crew and civilians.
I am Murrue Ramius, an Earth Alliance officer.
SEED: introducing herself to the students.
References give 28 in DESTINY and 29 in FREEDOM; do not mechanically round the later age to 30.
Sumeragi Lee Noriega — 26

Gundam 00, season 1
Celestial Being’s tactical forecaster, confronting memories of failure as well as planning battles.
Let’s make a spectacular entrance.
00 season 1 episode 1: the opening operation.
31 in season 2 and 33 in the film. Illustration depicts her adult character.
Age / profile reference / Additional profile / dialogue reference
Annerose Rosenhein (Quin Mantha era) — 26

Mobile Suit Gundam Side Story: Missing Link, U.C. 0090
A Newtype who joins the Marchosias unit during the One Year War and survives into later Universal Century conflicts. This entry depicts her Quin Mantha era rather than her younger wartime self.
Organised as the age-26 Quin Mantha-era version. A primary age citation and a reliably transcribed quotation remain unverified, so no dialogue has been invented.
Karen Joshua — 26

The 08th MS Team
An experienced member of the 08th MS Team, Karen combines a blunt manner with concern for her comrades. Her medical knowledge and exchanges with Shiro and Sanders reveal why the team relies on her.
I’m still alive, Sergeant!
A declaration of survival addressed to Sanders.
Age information follows the linked secondary character reference; the official series page is used for identity and appearance, not as numeric age confirmation.
Sally Po — 27

Gundam Wing (TV)
A doctor who protects lives and resists abuses of military power, Sally embodies a strength that goes beyond combat ability. Her encouragement of Wufei is central to that impression, alongside her paired braids and practical clothing.
I believe my heart is strong.
An excerpt from her conversation with Wufei in TV episode 12.
Age information follows the linked secondary character reference; the official series page is used for identity and appearance, not as numeric age confirmation.
Talia Gladys — 29

Gundam SEED DESTINY
The Minerva’s captain must make difficult decisions between military necessity and politics. Her life as a mother and her history with Durandal add dimensions beyond her command role.
I understand your point, but shall we put it in the log?
DESTINY episode 8: an exchange with Arthur about repairs in Orb.
In their 20s: exact age unknown
Junko Jenko — In her 20s (exact age unconfirmed)

Mobile Suit Victory Gundam
A pilot in the League Militaire’s Shrike Team, Junko brings experienced leadership to her squad and to her interactions with Uso. This entry lists her as being in her twenties without assigning an unsupported exact age.
Shrike Team, go!
An excerpt from her sortie call in TV episode 10.
Age information follows the linked secondary character reference; the official series page is used for identity and appearance, not as numeric age confirmation.
30 and over
Shirin Bakhtiar — 32

Gundam 00, second season
Formerly Marina’s political adviser, Shirin works with Katharon in the second season. Her practical outlook is matched by concern for the people affected by conflict. Glasses and restrained clothing underline her thoughtful, determined character.
A woman who challenges the Earth Federation’s methods.
An excerpt from her reunion with Marina in second-season episode 4.
Age information follows the linked secondary character reference; the official series page is used for identity and appearance, not as numeric age confirmation.
Cima Garahau — 35

0083: Stardust Memory
A commander with her own fleet, carrying a troubled legacy from the One Year War behind her abrasive manner.
I’m not a patient woman.
0083: a short excerpt from an impatient demand.
35 is reported in the reference as an age written on design sheets.
Kati Mannequin — In her 30s (second season; sources differ on exact age)

Gundam 00, second season
A tactical commander known for her analytical judgment, Kati recognizes the methods of her former university acquaintance Sumeragi. She combines discipline with concern for her subordinates. Sources differ between 36 and 37 for the second season, so this entry uses an age range.
This blend of boldness and precision… I’ve seen these tactics somewhere before.
Second-season episode 4: assessing an opposing operation.
Age information follows the linked secondary character reference; the official series page is used for identity and appearance, not as numeric age confirmation.
Unknown, estimated and special cases
Ple Two — See note

Gundam ZZ
She shares Ple’s appearance but has a different upbringing and temperament; they are separate characters.
Judau! Take me with you!
ZZ: a late-story expression of her own wishes.
The often listed age of 10 is an estimate, not a confirmed numeric entry.
Dorothy Catalonia — See note

Gundam Wing, TV
Relena’s provocative counterpart, whose view of conflict is rooted in family and history.
Let there be war soon!
Gundam Wing TV episode 29: her introduction.
Secondary references differ between 15 and 16; kept out of the confirmed-number groups.
Rinko Iori — See note

Gundam Build Fighters
Sei’s mother, running the family model shop and supporting a home built around family and Gunpla.
Heading to 08 Supermarket for supplies!
Build Fighters: jokingly treating a shopping trip as a supply mission.
Being a mother does not establish an exact age; unsupported numerical ages are not asserted.
Kudelia Aina Bernstein — See note

Iron-Blooded Orphans
A young campaigner for Martian independence who learns the reality behind political ideals.
I hope I can share some of their pain.
Iron-Blooded Orphans: a short excerpt about the child soldiers.
The reference describes graduation at 16; that event does not establish one age for every later appearance.
Dianna Soriel — See note

Turn A Gundam
The queen of the Moonrace, gaining a different perspective on ordinary life through exchanging places with Kihel.
Please see to it.
Turn A: her characteristic expression.
Physical age 19 is distinct from more than a millennium of elapsed time with artificial sleep. Exact chronological age is unknown.
Aila Jyrkiäinen — See note

Gundam Build Fighters
A highly skilled Gunpla fighter who moves beyond being treated as a competitive tool to choosing a life of her own.
The white Gunpla will win.
Build Fighters: predicting the outcome of a match.
Exact age is unpublished; not forced into a tier using a guessed value.
Stellar Loussier — See note

Gundam SEED DESTINY
An Extended pilot whose controlled military life contrasts with the simple feelings she reveals around Shinn.
Protect…
SEED DESTINY: words tied to her promise with Shinn.
The official character page gives no numerical age. Fan estimates are not treated as an official age of 16.
Nanai Miguel — See note

Char’s Counterattack
A Neo Zeon tactical officer involved in Newtype research, Nanai supports Char both professionally and personally. Her composed command presence contrasts with her concern for him.
The Colonel’s life… is being drawn away…
Near the end of Char’s Counterattack: her concern for Char amid the extraordinary events around Axis.
References describe her as around 24; this is an approximation rather than an exact confirmed age.
Lafter Frankland (season 2) — See note

Iron-Blooded Orphans, season 2
A Turbines pilot who flies the Hekija in the second season. Her determination to protect her companions and her growing connection with Akihiro reveal the importance of the home she found with the Turbines.
I learned all of it after joining the Turbines.
An excerpt from episode 41, reflecting on the human bonds and sense of protection she learned with the Turbines.
An age of 21 was proposed for season 2, but the character reference checked here does not substantiate it; her exact age is therefore left unconfirmed.
Why the same character can have several ages
| Character | Versions and ages |
|---|---|
| Lacus Clyne | SEED 16 → DESTINY 18 → FREEDOM 20 |
| Murrue Ramius | SEED 26 → DESTINY 28 → FREEDOM 29 |
| Relena | TV 15 → Endless Waltz 16 |
| Feldt | 00 1st 14 → 2nd 19 → film 21 |
| Sumeragi | 00 1st 26 → 2nd 31 → film 33 |
| Soma | 00 1st 18 → 2nd 23 → film 25 |
| Mineva | 1st 0 → Zeta 8 → Unicorn 16 |
| Mirai | 1st 18 → Zeta 26 → CCA 32 → Hathaway 41 |
The table does not add the gap between broadcast dates. Birthdays, story calendars and version-specific settings matter; do not mix TV, film, novels or alternate continuities.
Soma’s second-season age is given as 22 or 23 in different references. Nanai’s age is approximate, and Lafter’s exact age remains unconfirmed. These uncertainties are retained rather than resolved by appearance or simple arithmetic.
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Is Haman 20?
This guide lists 20 specifically for Zeta, without forcing other eras into that value.
How old are Stellar and Aila?
The available published information does not establish exact values here; both are kept in the unknown section, without guessing from appearance.
Is Dianna 19 or over 1000?
Her physical age of 19 differs from elapsed time including artificial sleep; exact chronological age is uncertain.
Sources and references
- Official Gundam series and character information
- Official episode 17 synopsis mentioning Miorine’s approaching seventeenth birthday
- Official Stellar profile, which gives no numeric age
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