Call of the Night season 2 episode 2 is set to premiere on Friday, July 11, 2025, at 11:30 pm JST on HIDIVE. Shortly after the Japanese release, the episode can be found on platforms like ABEMA, FOD/TVer, and Crunchyroll. Creepy Nuts composed the opening theme, Mirage.
The first episode reintroduced the much-loved Nazuna Nanakusa and Ko Yamori. It also brought back familiar faces in Seri, Niko, Hatsuka, Midori, and Kabura. The protagonist pair now understand what is needed - to fall in love with each other - for Ko to become a vampire. Call of the Night returned with style, bite, and promise.
Call of the Night season 2 episode 2 release date and time

Call of the Night season 2 episode 2 has been scheduled to drop on Friday, July 11, 2025, at 11:30 pm JST. It will be simulcast by HIDIVE upon its initial Japanese release, meaning it will be available shortly after it drops on Japan's various television networks.
Depending on where fans are located across the globe, the episode will be released at different points on Friday, i.e., from the morning up until later in the evening. The episode release schedule will be as follows:
Where to watch Call of the Night season 2 episode 2?

Call of the Night season 2 episode 2 will first be available in Japan on its various television networks. This includes channels like ABEMA, Fuji TV, Okayama Broadcasting, and Kagoshima TV. Since the episode will be simulcast, it will soon be available for international viewers to stream as well.
HIDIVE has acquired streaming rights for the episode and will do so shortly after the Japanese release. Crunchyroll will also be streaming the episode along with platforms like Prime Video and FOD/TVer.
Call of the Night season 2 episode 1 brief recap

Titled The Time's Not For Us, the episode began with a familiar setting - the dreamy, surreal atmosphere of a city bathed in a pink (often times violet) hue. It was some time late at night when Niko and Hatsuka interrupted Nazuna and Ko's gaming session. The reason is to split them up so they can talk with each other.
On one side, Niko took Ko to her usual rooftop with the other vampires, Seri, Midori, and Kabura. They wished to hear about the pair's budding romance over drinks. Elsewhere, Hatsuka took Nazuna to talk about the same thing, i.e., how to get Ko attracted to her.
In each case, the other vampires were doing their best to understand how things were progressing between Nazuna and Ko. The night concluded with the latter carrying a drunk Nazuna home, whispering that he found her cute. The next night, the pair spoke about what had transpired and ended up going to Tokyo.

Their aim here was to watch people in different relationships and learn from them. Given how lively the city was, their options were plenty. Some were in proper relationships and exploring the city hand-in-hand, while others had to be more subtle about this part of their lives and the person they were associated with.
Nazuna explained the significance of drinking Ko's blood and what it meant as they observed. Soon after, they visited the Ueno Zoo and strolled around until they reached the summit. There, a hint of the pair's mutual feelings poured out, and the episode ended with how the whole story started - Nazuna sucking Ko's blood.
What to expect from Call of the Night season 2 episode 2? (Speculative)

No official previews have been released showcasing what Call of the Night season 2 episode 2 might bring. However, as per the manga, it is likely that Ko's friends, Akira and Mahiru, will also return in the next episode. The nightlife has begun for Nazuna and Ko as they are now clearer about what they want from each other.
But it doesn't seem like their journey will be smooth, given the future threats that will surface soon. Call of the Night season 2 episode 2 promises to maintain the ongoing surreal theme of the anime and possibly enhance it by fleshing out the story and its characters more.
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