Call of the Night Season 2: If you’ve been craving that intoxicating blend of neon-lit nostalgia, weird romance, and vibes, good news: Call of the Night Season 2 is finally airing. Yeah, the midnight magic is back, and honestly, I’m already losing sleep over it. The animation still slaps, the mood’s as moody as ever, and let’s be real Ko and Nazuna still have the most chaotic, offbeat chemistry. Let’s break down all the stuff you actually need to know, minus the boring PR fluff.
Season 2 dropped on Friday, July 4, 2025, at 11:30 PM JST on Fuji TV’s Noitamina block. Same weekly Friday night slot, so if you’re in Japan, you’re not getting behind. LIDENFILMS is still running the show, which means we’re getting that same trippy, dreamy art style.
Now for the rest of us, HIDIVE’s got global rights. Crunchyroll’s in the mix for some regions, and if you’re the type who still has Amazon Prime Video, you might catch it there too. ABEMA, FOD, TVer all those local Japanese platforms are options, but, you know, region lock is everyone’s nemesis. Subs drop pretty quick, and HIDIVE says dubs should hit by August 2025.
The second season is confirmed to have 12 episodes, released weekly. Below is the official schedule:
Each episode digs deeper into Ko’s “do I wanna be a vampire or nah” crisis, plus all those messy entanglements with Nazuna and the rest of the night crew. Drama, angst, and probably some blood.
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HIDIVE and the gang are usually quick with the uploads, so you won’t be too far behind the Japanese fans.
All your faves are back in the booth Gen Satō as Ko, Sora Amamiya as Nazuna. Directed by Tomoyuki Itamura and Michiko Yokote handles the composition. LIDENFILMS is still flexing their animation muscles those city lights and dreamy clouds.
Season 2 picking up right where Ko left off trying to figure out if he really wants to become a vampire. Spoiler: it’s not just about biting necks, he’s gotta fall in love with Nazuna, who’s about as emotionally available as a brick wall. New faces show up, old rivalries get spicy, and the whole “what does it mean to be free?” thing gets even messier.
Call of the Night’s second season is shaping up to be a wild ride supernatural chaos, cute moments, killer visuals. Block out your Fridays, grab your snacks and let yourself get lost in those hazy, electric Tokyo nights. Whether you’re here for the doomed romance, the vampire lore, or just need a new obsession, this season’s got you covered.
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