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The Call of the Night anime is inspired by the manga created by Kotoyama that started in Shogakukan’s Weekly Shonen Sunday in 2019 and published its 20th and final tankoubon volume in March 2024. Viz outlines the story as follows: One sleepless night, Ko goes out to explore the streets. Life at night becomes an insightful experience! When the charming Nazuna invites Ko to her abandoned building for the night, he’s excited! But he awakes to kisses on his neck that seem to bite a little too harshly… Is it merely the enticing flavor of his blood that brings her back to him for late-night escapades, deep conversations, and…naps? Or is there more? Then, when an adorable girl from Ko’s past arrives vying for his affection, his growing bond with the undead is challenged!
Season 1 debuted in July 2022. Season 2 was confirmed in March 2024 and released a teaser trailer in March of this year. HIDIVE recently announced that it will stream Season 2 in the Summer 2025 anime season.
Staff
• Director: Tomoyuki Itamura (returning) • Assistant director: Izumi Takizawa (Season 1 color designer) • Assistant director: Nao Miyoshi (Pseudo Harem Episode 6 director) • Scriptwriter: Michiko Yokote (returning) • Character designer: Haruka Sagawa (returning) • Background art director: Ken Naito (ATRI ~My Dear Moments~) • Color designer: Asami Kitsukawa (Season 1 assistant color designer) • Assistant color designer: Akira Hashigami (Promise of Wizard color designer) • Compositing director: Yuki Tsuchimoto (returning) • Music composer: Yoshiaki Dewa (returning) • Animation production: LIDENFILMS
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Cast
• Gen Sato as Ko • Sora Amamiya as Nazuna • Miyuki Sawashiro as Anko • Yumiri Hanamori as Akira Asai • Haruka Tomatsu as Seri Kikyo • Eri Kitamura as Niko Hirata • Shizuka Itou as Kabura Honda • Naomi Ohzora as Midori Kohakobe • Azumi Waki as Hatsuka Suzushiro • Kensho Ono as Mahiru Seki • Hiroyuki Yoshino as Akihito Akiyama • Rina Sato as Kiku Hoshimi
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