Yofukashi no Uta Season 2

A human may become a vampire only if they fall in love with one—and 14-year-old Kou Yamori wishes for nothing more. Kou has decided to fall in love with a vampire named Nazuna Nanakusa, and he has only 10 months of nightly rendezvous left to realize his goal.

Kou's friends, Mahiru Seki and Akira Asai, are slowly coming to terms with the existence of vampires and Kou's decision to become one. As Kou realizes that a woman close to Mahiru is a vampire, he is unsure whether to support this relationship.

Meanwhile, Anko Uguisu, the human detective bent on killing vampires, closes in on Nazuna and her coven. When an encounter leaves one of the vampires seriously injured, they learn that their human memories hold the key to a weakness that can be their demise—and to protect Nazuna, Kou must find out about her past.

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Nanakusa, Nazuna Main

Amamiya, Sora Japanese

Uguisu, Anko Main

Sawashiro, Miyuki Japanese

Yamori, Kou Main

Satou, Gen Japanese

Asai, Akira Supporting

Hanamori, Yumiri Japanese

Kikyou, Seri Supporting

Tomatsu, Haruka Japanese

Kohakobe, Midori Supporting

Oozora, Naomi Japanese

Suzushiro, Hatsuka Supporting

Waki, Azumi Japanese

Honda, Kabura Supporting

Itou, Shizuka Japanese

Hirata, Niko Supporting

Kitamura, Eri Japanese

Seki, Mahiru Supporting

Ono, Kensho Japanese

Adachi, Kazuki Producer

Sugawara, Hana Producer

Ogisu, Yuuya Producer

Satou, Yuka Assistant Producer

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Sep 19, 2025

Spoutnhics

Recommended

The story should take a back seat. This anime is like a fine drink enjoyed by the sea at sunset on a summer evening, whether alone or with someone. A moment where time slows down, letting the mind drift gently with the breeze.

The animation is beautiful, fluid, and elegant. The character designs are well-proportioned, the lighting plays with the night and its glow to further refine the artwork. It's simply beautiful.
The choice of color palette fits the tone of the story perfectly. While not always realistic, the frequent use of purples in wide shots is truly pleasing. It's a modern-day world, reimagined with cyberpunk aesthetics ... — and it works brilliantly. The more dramatic scenes borrow from supernatural visual codes, and clearly, that hits the mark for us.

The sound design is also very well crafted. It's coherent, rhythmic, and really amplifies the emotions the anime conveys. Naturally, the band Creepy Nuts adds a distinct and enjoyable touch that’s felt throughout the season.

As for the story itself — it’s a mix of rom-com, drama, slice of life, and… vampires. Yeah, not the most convincing pitch when you put it like that. Meh, watch it anyway — and make sure to start with season 1!

Reviewer’s Rating: 10

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Sep 20, 2025

Duality_Anime

Mixed Feelings

There are two ways to look at Call of the Night Season 2. From a purely anime perspective, it's a continuation of more of the same vampires in the night aesthetic, with Yamori taking solace in it. It does this all while introducing a more serious dark tone. The anime did a good job redefining and then resolving the promises continuing from the previous season and made at the beginning of this one.

The other perspective that is the one I align with, is that the creative liberty was taken to speed up the pacing of the story by leaving out most of the night ... school events in the manga to its own detriment. The finale becomes devalued by removing much of the emotional connections the central characters had with one another, as well as the symbolic importance of the Literature Club room for Yamori. The anime achieved this by essentially deleting the character Rila. There's only so much that can be done in 12 episodes. So, while I'm able to rationally understand, emotionally I disagree with the decision to have it pack less of a punch.

Reviewer’s Rating: 7

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Nov 14, 2025

Prem99

Not Recommended

Review: Call of the Night Season 2 (much better than one frame man literal trash but still disappointing)

Having adored Call of the Night’s first season, I walked into Season 2 with high hopes—perhaps too high. What made the original so special was its effortless charm: a fresh atmosphere, gorgeous neon-soaked art, and a laid-back, almost dreamy vibe that filled every episode with warmth. Unfortunately, Season 2 abandons much of that identity. It tries to reinvent itself into something darker, more serious, and “profound,” but the shift feels forced rather than natural.

One of the biggest disappointments is the romance. Season 1 hinted at a slow, intriguing ... progression that had real potential to blossom. Instead, Season 2 delivers almost nothing. Whenever it does attempt romantic development, it feels half-hearted and, frankly, dull.

Characters who once felt lively and full of promise also suffer. Many of them lose the spark that made them interesting, becoming more like shadows of their Season 1 selves. The detective character, who initially seemed compelling, becomes the season’s biggest misfire. The writing around her feels like an unnecessary attempt at being “deep” or Shakespearean, but instead it comes across as pretentious and poorly executed.

Despite these frustrations—especially the disaster that was Episode 10—I still give Season 2 a 3/10. The first few episodes were genuinely strong, and the art and animation remain stunning throughout, especially the color work reminiscent of Episode 1. But overall, this was a disappointing follow-up to a brilliant first season.

Reviewer’s Rating: 3

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