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Hotel Inhumans

Hotel Inhumans is an anime with a second season set to debut October 4 on TV Tokyo, with the manga having ended at its 12th volume in September 2025. The second season brings back director Tetsuro Amino at studio Bridge and adds Hina Yomiya as new concierge Shiba Kirihara.

Synthesized from 2 Yomimono stories · updated Sep 12

Hotel Inhumans is an anime whose second season debuts October 4 on TV Tokyo at 11:45 p.m. JST, followed by BS TV Tokyo on October 5 and AT-X on October 6. The second season brings back director Tetsuro Amino 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.

The second season was announced with a key visual, trailer, and theme song artists: GAN, the solo project of Takanori Iwata, performs the opening theme "Rasen" (Spiral), and girl group Phantom Siita performs the ending theme "Sweet Pea." 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." 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.

The first season aired July to September 2025. Ao Tajima's manga ended with its 12th volume in September 2025. The manga also appeared in North American release listings for the week of August 9 to 15, 2026, among dozens of new volumes that included debuts like Draw This, Then Die!.

Key facts

Season 2 premiere date
October 4 on TV Tokyo at 11:45 p.m. JST, with BS TV Tokyo on October 5 and AT-X on October 6 ↗
Director
Tetsuro Amino returns ↗
Studio
Bridge, with Bridge's Isle studio credited for production ↗
Scripts
Shoji Yonemura ↗
Character design
Shingo Fujisaki ↗
Music
Koharu ↗
Opening theme
"Rasen" (Spiral) by GAN, the solo project of Takanori Iwata ↗
Ending theme
"Sweet Pea" by Phantom Siita, written by Miku Nakamura of Cö shu Nie ↗
New cast
Hina Yomiya as concierge Shiba Kirihara ↗
Season 1 airing
July to September 2025 ↗

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

Announced
key visual, main PV, and theme song artists · 2026-09-08
Release
tv · 2026-10-04 · 2026-09-08

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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.

Aug 14

North American Anime, Manga Releases for August 9-15

Anime News Network's weekly roundup lists anime and manga releases in North America from August 9 to 15. The anime slate includes Dragon Ball Daima, Made in Abyss Season 1, and Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid. The manga list spans dozens of new volumes, including debuts like Draw This, Then Die! and Hotel Inhumans.