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Ao Tajima

Ao Tajima is the original creator of Hotel Inhumans, whose manga ended with its 12th volume in September 2025. Season 2 of the anime has released its non-credit opening and ending videos, and Blu-ray Box II is set for February 24, 2027.

Synthesized from 2 Yomimono stories · updated Oct 12

Hotel Inhumans Season 2 is rolling out across broadcast and home video, and Ao Tajima's role in it is as the manga's original creator. The anime's second season began on TV Tokyo on October 4, then on BS TV Tokyo October 5 and AT-X October 6. Before the broadcast finished, the production released the non-credit opening and ending videos, and set the second Blu-ray box for February 24, 2027.

Tajima's manga ended with its 12th volume in September 2025. That leaves the anime as the only ongoing form of the series, and Tajima's involvement in the home video release is direct: the Blu-ray Box II booklet contains manga by Tajima. That box covers episodes 14 through 26 and costs 39,600 yen, with an anime-drawn jacket and both non-credit videos.

The season's music and staff were announced before the debut. Tetsuro Amino directs at studio Bridge, with Bridge's Isle studio credited for production, and Shoji Yonemura writes the scripts. GAN performs the opening theme "Rasen," written for the anime, and Phantom Siita performs the ending theme "Sweet Pea," written by Miku Nakamura of Cö shu Nie. Hina Yomiya voices new concierge Shiba Kirihara, who appears in the key visual with Yusuke Kobayashi's Ikuro Hoshi and Hinano Shirahama's Sara Haizaki.

Key facts

Role
Original creator of Hotel Inhumans ↗
Manga conclusion
Ended with its 12th volume in September 2025 ↗
Blu-ray Box II contents
Booklet containing manga by Ao Tajima, plus both non-credit videos and an anime-drawn jacket ↗
Blu-ray Box II release date
February 24, 2027, at 39,600 yen ↗
Blu-ray Box II episode coverage
Episodes 14 through 26 ↗
Season 2 director
Tetsuro Amino returns at studio Bridge ↗
Opening theme
"Rasen" by GAN (Takanori Iwata), written for the anime ↗
Ending theme
"Sweet Pea" by Phantom Siita, written by Miku Nakamura of Cö shu Nie ↗

Timeline

Synthesized by Yomimono from the cited Yomimono stories below, each itself sourced, then editorially reviewed. Every fact links the story it came from.

Facts

Noted
original creator Ao Tajima's manga included in the Blu-ray Box II booklet · 2026-10-06

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Oct 6

Hotel Inhumans Season 2 Releases Non-Credit OP and ED, February 2027 Blu-ray Box Set

The non-credit opening and ending videos for Hotel Inhumans Season 2 are out. The OP is "Rasen" by GAN (Takanori Iwata), the ED is "Sweet Pea" by Phantom Siita. Blu-ray Box II, covering episodes 14 through 26, is set for February 24, 2027 at 39,600 yen, with an anime-drawn jacket, a booklet containing manga by original creator Ao Tajima, and both non-credit videos.

Sep 8

Hotel Inhumans Season 2 Sets October 4 Debut, Reveals Theme Songs

The Hotel Inhumans anime revealed its second season key visual, trailer, and theme song artists on Tuesday. GAN, the solo project of Takanori Iwata, performs the opening theme "Rasen" (Spiral), and girl group Phantom Siita performs the ending theme "Sweet Pea." The season debuts October 4 on TV Tokyo at 11:45 p.m. JST, then airs on BS TV Tokyo October 5 and AT-X October 6. Director Tetsuro Amino returns at studio Bridge, with Bridge's Isle studio, established as a subsidiary in May 2025, credited for production. Shoji Yonemura writes the scripts, Shingo Fujisaki designs the characters, and Koharu composes the music. Hina Yomiya voices new concierge Shiba Kirihara, who appears in the key visual with Yusuke Kobayashi's Ikuro Hoshi and Hinano Shirahama's Sara Haizaki. GAN said "Rasen" was written for the anime as a modern hip-hop number where rap and emotional melody intersect, depicting a relationship that keeps pulling people back together. Phantom Siita said Miku Nakamura of Cö shu Nie wrote "Sweet Pea." The first season aired July to September 2025, and Ao Tajima's manga ended with its 12th volume in September 2025.