Call of the Night
Call of the Night makes insomnia the doorway into a playful vampire romance, with quiet streets and late conversations shaping its mood. For legal viewing, check Netflix, Hulu, HIDIVE, or Amazon Prime Video in your region. The complete 2022 TV run consists of 13 episodes, each 23 minutes long, which makes it manageable over a few evenings. Its unhurried rhythm favors teasing exchanges and uncertainty about love over constant plot turns. Comedy keeps the nighttime setting inviting, while the psychological and supernatural angles complicate the attraction at its center. It is a strong fit for viewers who like romance driven by conversation and characters slowly figuring out what freedom and intimacy mean to them.
About
Ko Yamori has stopped connecting with ordinary daytime life, and sleep no longer comes easily. His solitary walks after dark lead to Nazuna Nanakusa, a carefree vampire who shows him a version of the city that feels looser and more exciting than his usual routine. Ko becomes fascinated by the possibility of joining her nocturnal existence, but becoming a vampire depends on love, an emotion he does not yet understand. Their time together turns into an offbeat courtship filled with jokes, candid talks, and supernatural complications. The story stays spoiler-light in its early setup and lets their uncertain bond develop at a relaxed slice-of-life pace.
Information
- Japanese
- ใใตใใใฎใใ
- Premiered
- July 8, 2022
- Episodes
- 13
- Duration
- 23 min per ep.
- Status
- Finished Airing
- Studio
- Liden Films
- Source
- Manga
- Themes
- primarily female cast, primarily teen cast, female protagonist, japanese production, present, fantasy
Seasons & Watch Order
Start with the complete 2022 TV season covered here and watch its 13 episodes in sequence. It is the entry point, so nothing earlier is required before moving to the follow-up.
- Yofukashi no Uta Season 2(2025)sequel
Side stories & specials
- Yofukashi no Uta Mini(2022)side story
FAQ
Check Netflix, Hulu, HIDIVE, and Amazon Prime Video. Catalogs differ by region, so one or more of those services may not show the title where you live.
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