After nearly 2 years of eagerly awaiting, the highly anticipated Call of the Night (Yofukashi no Uta) sequel was finally announced to be in production on March 11th at the Fuji TV Anime Lineup Press Conference 2024. Alongside the announcement, a teaser video and visual were also released, featuring Nazuna Nanakusa and vampire hunter Anko Uguisu appearing soaring in the sky.
Ahead of the announcement, many leaks and rumors had been circulating on social media about a second season of the show, which ultimately turned out to be true.
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Call of the Night Season 2 Expected Release Date
While the release date or window has yet to be revealed, fans can likely expect Call of the Night season 2 to come out in early or mid-2025. However, this is purely speculative.
Besides the teaser video and visual, it was revealed that Tomoyuki Itamura, the director of Call of the Night’s first season, will be back for the second season.
The same stellar voice cast from the first season of the anime will return for Season 2, including:
- Gen Sato as Kou Yamori
- Miyuki Sawashiro as Anko Uguisu
- Sora Amamiya as Nazuna Nanakusa
- Haruka Tomatsu as Seri Kikyo
- Yumiri Hanamori as Akira Asai
- Shizuka Ito as Kabura Honda
- Naomi Ozora as Midori Kohakobe
- Eri Kitamura as Niko Hirata
- Azumi Waki as Hatsuka Suzushiro
- Hiroyuki Yoshino as Akihito Akiyama
- Kensho Ono as Mahiru Seki
Based on the hit supernatural rom-com manga by Kotoyama, Call of the Night follows Kou Yamori, a middle school student who struggles with sleeplessness and spends his nights wandering the deserted streets. His fateful encounter with the mysterious girl, Nazuna, kicks off a bizarre adventure as she reveals herself to be a vampire. The manga concluded its run in January 2024, with 19 volumes and 200 chapters.
The first season adapted the manga’s initial 5 volumes (46 chapters). This means that over half of the manga story remains for the anime to cover. Fans can expect Season 2 to pick up the story from Chapter 47 and potentially reveal Nazuna’s past.
The anime’s first season, which enthralled viewers during its 13-episode run, is currently available for streaming on HiDIVE with an English dub.
Source: Official Website
