The official website for Ao Tajima's Hotel Inhumans television anime has dropped new production details for its upcoming second season, confirming an October 4, 2026 premiere on TV Tokyo. The dark-humor assassin thriller is expanding its cast and gearing up for another high-stakes operational run following its initial broadcast.
Shōya Chiba joins the ensemble as Subaru Yoda, a mysterious high school transfer student who finds himself entangled in the hotel's orbit through the piano club. He sits alongside fellow newcomer Hina Yomiya, who voices Shiba Kirihara. Returning leads Yūsuke Kobayashi as Ikurō Hoshi and Hinano Shirahama as Sara Haizaki anchor the core staff, ensuring tonal consistency for the subterranean hospitality drama.
Staff Return and Theme Song Artists
Production duties remain anchored at studio Bridge, with veteran director Tetsuro Amino back at the helm. Bridge's newly established Isle subsidiary is also credited for production assistance. Series composition is once again handled by Shoji Yonemura (Parasyte -the maxim-), while Shingo Fujisaki returns for character designs, Haru Yamada directs the soundscape, and Koharu of Charan-Po-Rantan composes the score.
Musical accompaniment for the sophomore run features Takanori Iwata (performing under the moniker GAN) handling the opening theme song "Rasen" (Spiral), while the haunting vocal girl group Phantom Siita executes the ending theme "Sweet Pea."
Manga Background and Story Synopsis
Ao Tajima launched the original manga on Shogakukan's Sunday Webry platform back in June 2021, concluding the series with its 12th compiled volume in September 2025. Seven Seas Entertainment publishes the manga in English, capturing the unique premise of a high-end resort catering strictly to the underworld:
A luxury hotel is required to offer certain amenities. First-rate food, sublime comforts, enchanting entertainment, and...the latest weapons, forged IDs, and body disposal service?! This is a hotel where the guests are professional assassins and its concierges never say no to any request.
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