seemingly has the ability to see through lies. A Federation captain and the chief of security for Davao. He forms the Circe Unit whose sole purpose is to hunt down Mafty. Mafty A member of Mafty as part of its technical staff. A member of Mafty and one of the group's Mobile Suit pilots. A member of Mafty and one of its pilots. A member of Mafty and one of its pilots. A member of Mafty and one of its pilots. A member of Mafty and one of its pilots. A member of Mafty and one of its pilots. A member of Mafty. Hathaway's girlfriend who became Mafty's district supporter for him, ironically gradually lost contact with Hathaway after he became a core combatant. An elderly man who goes by the codename "Quack Salver". He is a supporter of Mafty and is the mastermind behind the formation of an anti-Earth Federation organization centered on a fictional character named Mafty Navue Erin. He was once a general in the Earth Front of the Earth Federation Forces. He is now rumored to be a key figure in the Earth Federation government. A quack-salver is a false name synonymous with a bogus doctor or other fraudulent person. Earth Federation Forces Leader of the Earth Federation's Circe Unit, who pilots the RX-104 Penelope. Earth Federation government Davao Criminal Police Organization The chief of the Davao Criminal Police Organization. Others Media Novel Hathaway's Flash was first conceived by Yoshiyuki Tomino in 1988 following the production of Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack film. However, Hathaway's Flash is meant more as a sequel to the novel Beltorchika's Children, the second/third novel version of Char's Counterattack. Moriki Yasuhiro provided the mobile suit designs while character illustrator Haruhiko Mikimoto joined the project as character designer. The first novel of the series was released on February 1, 1989, the second on March 1, 1990 and the third and final one released on April 1, 1990. All three novels were released under the Kadokawa Sneaker Bunko label. Manga A manga adaptation by Uroaki Sabashi, that serves as a sequel to Uroaki's manga adaptation of Beltorchika's Children, began serialization in Gundam Ace on April 26, 2021, after the prologue was released on March 26, 2020. Films A three-part film adaptation by Bandai Namco Filmworks (formerly known as Sunrise) was first teased back in April 2018 upon the unveiling of Mobile Suit Gundam