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The second season of the Hotel Inhumans anime will officially debut on October 4, 2026. This announcement was made public by the official website associated with the series, based on Ao Tajima’s popular manga of the same name. The new season will showcase the opening theme song "Rasen" performed by GAN and the ending theme "Sweet Pea" by the girl group Phantom Siita.
As reported by Anime News Network on September 8, the anime’s promotional materials revealed the names of the artists contributing to the series’ music. GAN, who is also known as Takanori Iwata, brings his vocal talents to the show's opening, while the talented girl group Phantom Siita will close each episode with their ending theme. This announcement enhances the anticipation surrounding the series, especially given the popularity of both artists.
The first season of Hotel Inhumans premiered in July 2025 and concluded in September of the same year. Throughout its airing, the series gained a notable following, drawing viewers to its unique premise. The show presents a luxury hotel catering to professional assassins, offering everything from high-end amenities to weaponry and body disposal services. This intriguing setup has captivated audiences, making the announcement of a second season particularly meaningful.
The upcoming season is set to air on TV Tokyo at 11:45 p.m. JST, with subsequent broadcasts scheduled for BS TV Tokyo on October 5 and AT-X on October 6. Crunchyroll, which previously streamed the first season, will likely handle English-language distribution for the second season as well, allowing fans outside Japan to stay updated.
Based on Ao Tajima’s manga launched in June 2021, the premise of Hotel Inhumans blends action with dark humor, situating its narrative within a hotel where every service caters to the needs of lethal guests. The series draws from a rich narrative backdrop and character depth, featuring main characters such as Ikurō Hoshi, voiced by Yūsuke Kobayashi, and Sara Haizaki, portrayed by Hinano Shirahama. The manga concluded with its twelfth volume in September 2025, solidifying its narrative arc. Seven Seas Entertainment currently releases the manga, extending its reach to English-speaking audiences.
The announcement of the second season's theme songs and premiere date underscores the continuing popularity of Hotel Inhumans. With an established fan base eagerly awaiting new episodes, the introduction of well-known artists for the theme songs adds an exciting layer to the viewing experience. As fans prepare for the return of this unique series, attention will likely focus on how the new season evolves from its predecessor's narrative while maintaining the intriguing essence that initially drew viewers in.
For those eager to dive back into the world of Hotel Inhumans, mark your calendars for October 4, 2026, and stay tuned for further updates as the premiere approaches.
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