Hotel Inhumans Season 2 Gets Key Visual, Main Trailer, October 4 Start

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A key visual and (region-locked) main trailer for Hotel Inhumans Season 2 have been released. Also revealed were the show’s October 4 broadcast start date and theme song details.

Hotel Inhumans Season 2 key visual
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The new season’s opening song is “Rasen” by GAN (Takanori Iwata), while the ending song is “Sweat Pea” by Phantom Siita.

Hotel Inhumans is based on the “killing hotel drama” manga by Ao Tajima, with lead characters Ikuro Hoshi and Sara Haizaki being concierges at a hotel for assassins. Seven Seas Entertainment describes the manga’s synopsis as such:

A luxury hotel has certain standards: exquisite dining, flawless comfort, unforgettable entertainment. And also: the latest weapons, forged identities, and perfect body disposal. This is a hotel where the guests are professional assassins, and the concierges never say no. At the boundary between life and death, killers arrive with wishes they cannot entrust to anyone else. Each request is answered without judgment, and every stay becomes a story of violence, regret, warmth, and beauty.

The manga began serialization on Shogakukan’s Sunday Webry in 2021 and released its 10th and final volume in September 2025. Season 1 of Hotel Inhumans debuted in July 2025.


Production credits (reprising unless stated otherwise)

• Director: Tetsuro Amino
• Series composer: Shoji Yonemura 
• Character designer: Shingo Fujisaki 
• Animation production: Bridge
• Animation production: Aisle (new)

Cast

• Yusuke Kobayashi as Ikuro Hoshi
• Hinano Shirahama as Sara Haizaki


Source: Hotel Inhumans anime website

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