Call of the Night season 2: Watch episode 5 online today; check the release date & streaming platforms for these countries

Call of the Night is back with its cool vibes and vampire twists, and episode 5 of season 2 is on the horizon. The anime blends romance and the supernatural with a laid-back feel, following Ko Yamori’s strange journey into the night world. As he gets closer to becoming a vampire, new challenges and emotional changes keep the story engaging.

If you’ve been keeping up, this week’s episode promises more quiet tension and unexpected moments. Wondering when it drops and where you can watch it? Here’s everything you need to know about Call of the Night season 2 episode 5.


Call of the Night Season 2 Episode 5 will be released on Friday, August 1, 2025, at 11:30 PM JST. It will be simulcast internationally shortly after its Japanese airing.

Here’s the episode release schedule by region:

• Pacific Daylight Time (PDT): 7:30 AM, Friday, August 1
• Eastern Daylight Time (EDT): 10:30 AM, Friday, August 1
• British Summer Time (BST): 3:30 PM, Friday, August 1
• Central European Summer Time: 4:30 PM, Friday, August 1
• Indian Standard Time (IST): 8:00 PM, Friday, August 1
• Philippine Time (PHT): 10:30 PM, Friday, August 1
• Japanese Standard Time (JST): 11:30 PM, Friday, August 1
• Australia Central Time (ACST): 12:30 AM, Saturday, August 2

You can stream the episode on:

• HIDIVE (Simulcast)
• Crunchyroll (in most Asian countries)
• Prime Video (in select regions)
• FOD/TVer, ABEMA, Fuji TV (Japan-based networks)

Make sure your streaming region supports these platforms.


Titled “Do You Want To Be Able To Run?”, Episode 4 gave us an emotional detour into Kabura Honda’s backstory. Once a frail hospital-bound girl, Kabura felt isolated and betrayed when overhearing friends label her a burden. She longed for freedom, specifically the ability to run again.

That freedom came in the form of Haru Nanakusa, a mysterious vampire who resembled Nazuna and offered Kabura a second life. Upon accepting Haru’s offer, Kabura left her human shell behind, gaining strength but also unlocking a deeply buried truth about the vampire world.

Nazuna experienced Kabura’s memories through her blood, hinting that Haru might hold answers to her origin and maybe her unresolved trauma.


Nazuna’s search for the truth: Haru Nanakusa’s name sparks something deeper. If she truly resembles Nazuna, fans might finally learn who turned Nazuna into a vampire and why she doesn't remember.

Ko’s awakening curiosity: Ko's encounter with Kabura’s story is reshaping how he views vampirism, not just as an escape, but as a life-changing transformation. Expect him to press Nazuna harder about her past and question whether he’s ready to turn.

Harsh vampire world incoming: With more vampires getting introduced and deeper emotional lore, the tone may shift. This episode could explore vampire social rules, emotional baggage, and potential threats from others aware of Haru.

Haru Nanakusa's appearance tease: Though not confirmed, a flashback or direct appearance by Haru could be teased. Episode 5 might not give all the answers, but it's clear Haru will be central moving forward.



Friday, August 1, at 11:30 PM JST, simulcast on HIDIVE and available globally on August 1 in other time zones.


On HIDIVE, Crunchyroll, and Prime Video, depending on your country. Japanese viewers can tune in via ABEMA, FOD, Fuji TV, etc.


Absolutely. It reveals critical details about Kabura’s transformation and Haru Nanakusa, setting the foundation for Episode 5.


Yes. Kabura described Haru as the one who turned her into a vampire and said she resembled Nazuna. Their connection is a big mystery going forward.


Not confirmed, but based on the buildup, it’s likely she’ll be featured in a flashback or hinted at heavily.