Gormiti: The New Era
Gormiti: The New Era is a TV show on CBBC. The legendary Gormiti are back to fight along the Scions and save Gorm from evil forces. The program has been available since 2026. A total of 10 episodes have been broadcast, most recently in March 2026.
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Gormiti: The New Era
The Scions must draw on all their training to rise above overwhelming odds. However, when even Fusion is not enough, the team is forced to find new reserves of faith and will.
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In what could be their final battle, the Scions have a lot to think about, both at home and at school, as they prepare to face the enemy.
The pressure is on for the Scions to master Fusion, but all bets are off when Zane’s younger brother sneaks in to watch them practise and finds himself in the middle of a battle!
With Myridell wounded, the Scions learn that sheer force of will isn’t enough to succeed. A frustrated Carter decides to take the lead, pushing the team towards Fusion.
The war for Gorm is hitting home, as the Scions must protect their community and families. Meanwhile, Skye and Glen struggle with parents who can’t understand what they are facing.
The Scions have lost their power source on Earth, and the enemy is using it to become even stronger. But with hard work and a little creativity, the heroes find a new way to channel their strength.
Carter and Zane bond over their shared approach to training, while Skye and Glen realise that they are more alike than they thought.
With their friends stuck on Grimdar, Carter must rescue them with Glen's help. However, getting to Grimdar requires the help of a Gormian engineer who shares a rocky past with one of the Gormiti.
Gaining newfound appreciation for their teammates, Carter and Skye team up against Glen and Zane to build a Shard to lure in Baron Durghon.
Still reeling from their epic battle on Gorm, the Scions regroup with new keeper Bors. However, his aggressive approach to training proves its own challenge.