Call of the Night Trailer and Visual Hype Start of Halloween Night Arc

by Danica Davidson
August 22, 2025

The Call of the Night anime is currently in its second season, and its ninth episode, which will launch on August 29, starts the Halloween Night arc. To get people hyped, a visual and trailer have both dropped for the new arc.

Call of the Night Halloween Night Arc Trailer

Here is the visual.

The new ending theme song is titled “Nemure” (translated as “Sleep”) and performed by Creepy Nuts. Creepy Nuts is additionally behind the opening theme song, “Mirage,” and the band likewise did the opening and ending theme songs for the first season as well.

Here are some new actors for the cast this season:

Rina Sato (Shura Kirigakure in Blue Exorcist) plays Kiku Hoshimi
Maaya Uchida (Ninrir in Campfire Cooking in Another World with My Absurd Skill) plays Haru Nanakusa
Tomokazu Sugita (Gyōmei Himejima in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba) plays LG

The second season debuted on July 4, three years after the first season began. It’s being streamed in America by HIDIVE, which offers it both subbed and dubbed.

VIZ Media is publishing the original manga by Kotoyama and gave this description for the plot:

Call of the Night Plot

Nanakusa is a vampire. That’s okay with human Ko. He wants to be one too. But transformation doesn’t come that easily…

When Nazuna invites Ko to spend the night at her place in an abandoned building, he’s stoked! But then he awakens to kisses on his neck with a little too much bite to them… Is it just the delicious taste of his blood that makes her meet him night after night for late-night adventures, conversation and…naps? Or something else? Then, when a cute girl from Yamori’s past shows up and competes for his attention, his budding relationship with the undead is put to the test!

The manga began in 2019 in the pages of Weekly Shonen Sunday magazine and then concluded in early 2024.

Source: ANN

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