Call of the Night
Start here. Thirteen episodes follow the sleepless Ko Yamori, who starts wandering the streets at night and meets Nazuna, a vampire.
Ko Yamori cannot sleep, so he spends his nights wandering the streets with no particular goal, until he meets Nazuna, who turns out to be a vampire. Becoming one himself is possible, but only under certain conditions, and the series follows the two of them through the city after dark as Ko works out how far he is willing to go.
Plus 1 optional extra.
2 titles · 25 episodes · ~9.5 hours
Two seasons, 25 episodes, in the order they are numbered. The one-minute Mini shorts are optional and sit below the line.
Start here. Thirteen episodes follow the sleepless Ko Yamori, who starts wandering the streets at night and meets Nazuna, a vampire.
Twelve episodes that continue directly from the first season. Together the two seasons cover manga chapters 1 to 97.
Twenty-two shorts of about a minute each, released around the first season's broadcast in 2022. Nothing in the main story depends on them.
⚠ Posted on the anime's official Japanese X (Twitter) account rather than on a streaming service.
Call of the Night is a single story in two parts. Season 2 opens where Season 1 ends, and there is no film or OVA between them, so the order needs no adjusting.
The Mini shorts were posted on the show's official X account in 2022, around the first season's broadcast. They run about a minute each and are listed as optional extras.
The manga finished in 2024 at 200 chapters, and the two seasons cover chapters 1 to 97. No third season has been announced.
Call of the Night has 2 seasons in the main run — 25 episodes altogether.
| Title | Type | Episodes | Aired |
|---|---|---|---|
| Call of the Night | TV Series | 13 episodes | July 2022 |
| Call of the Night Season 2 | TV Series | 12 episodes | July 2025 |
| Title | Type | Episodes | Aired |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yofukashi no Uta Mini | ONA | 22 episodes | June 2022 |
2 titles · 25 episodes · ~9.5 hours
Where each part of the anime lines up with the source, so you know where to pick up reading.
Season 2 ends at chapter 97, and chapter 98 sits near the end of Vol. 10 (Vol. 10 holds chapters 90 to 99), so start there rather than at Vol. 11. The anime leaves out a few chapters along the way. The manga is finished at 200 chapters in 20 volumes, and the Viz Media edition is complete in 20 volumes. No filler episodes have been identified.
Start with Season 1, episode 1. Nothing comes before it, and Season 2 continues directly from where it ends.
Season 1 (13 episodes), then Season 2 (12 episodes). The Mini shorts are optional and can be watched at any point after Season 1.
No. Yofukashi no Uta Mini is a set of 22 shorts of about a minute each, posted on the anime's official Japanese X account in 2022. The main story does not depend on them, so they are marked as skippable.
No. The anime is the two TV seasons plus the Mini shorts. No film or OVA has been released.
The manga is finished: Kotoyama's series ended in Weekly Shonen Sunday on January 24, 2024, with 200 chapters in 20 volumes. The anime has adapted about half of it. Season 2 ended on September 19, 2025, and as of October 2026 no third season has been announced.
No. Season 1 adapts chapters 1 to 46 and Season 2 chapters 47 to 97, out of 200 chapters. The anime also leaves out a few chapters along the way.
Season 2 ends at chapter 97, so start reading at chapter 98, near the end of Vol. 10. Some guides say Vol. 11, but Vol. 10 holds chapters 90 to 99. The English edition from Viz Media is complete in 20 volumes.
Yes, for both seasons, produced by Sentai Filmworks and streaming on HIDIVE. Gabriel Regojo voices Ko and Natalie Rial voices Nazuna in both seasons.
No. Both seasons adapt the manga and no filler episodes have been identified.
HIDIVE has both seasons in the United States. Hulu carries Season 1 only. Availability can differ by country.
About 9.5 hours for the 25 episodes of the two seasons, at roughly 23 minutes each. The Mini shorts add about 22 minutes.
A short sequel manga by Kotoyama that ran in Weekly Shonen Sunday from July to August 2025 and was collected in one volume. Viz Media has scheduled the English edition for December 8, 2026. It has not been animated.