
Exciting news is here for fans awaiting the television anime adaptation of Ao Tajima’s manga, Hotel Inhumans! The official website for the series has just dropped a load of fresh details, including additional staff members joining the team, juicy info on the theme songs, a key visual reveal, and the very first main promotional video.
Get Ready to Check In
Mark your calendars! The Hotel Inhumans anime is set to make its premiere on July 6 at 11:45 p.m. It will air on TV Tokyo, followed by broadcasts on BS TV Tokyo, AT-X, and TV U Yamagata. Prepare yourselves for the thrilling journey into the world of the manga!
The Creative Minds Behind the Scenes
The animation for Hotel Inhumans is being handled by the studio Bridge. Guiding the project as director is Tetsurou Amino. Shouji Yonemura is tackling the series composition, ensuring the story flows just right. Character designs are being handled by Shingo Fujisaki, bringing Ao Tajima’s characters to life in animated form. And composing the music that will set the mood for the series is Koharu.
Joining this core team are several other talented individuals contributing to the visual and technical aspects:
| Role | Name | Known For (Examples from text) |
|---|---|---|
| Prop Design | Hidefumi Kimura | Orient |
| Art Director | Yoshimi Umino | Yuru Camp△ |
| Art Design | Junko Nagasawa | Spy Kyoushitsu |
| Color Design | Fuyuto Muraguchi | Astro Note |
| Director of Photography | Toshiyuki Sadamatsu | Isekai Izakaya: Koto Aitheria no Izakaya Nobu |
| Editing | Daisuke Imai | Kusuriya no Hitorigoto |
| Music Production | TV Tokyo Music |
Setting the Tone: Theme Songs
The soundscape of Hotel Inhumans is shaping up nicely with the revealed theme songs. Performing the opening theme, titled “Mr. Moonlight,” is the singer-songwriter imase. For the ending theme, we have NOA performing the song “Merry Go Round.” You can catch a glimpse of the opening theme in the newly released promotional video.
Origin Story: The Manga
The anime is based on the action drama manga by Ao Tajima. The manga first began its serialization on the Sunday Webry website and app in June 2021. Publisher Shogakukan released the tenth volume of the manga just recently on March 12.
Visuals and Promotion
Adding to the excitement, a new key visual for the anime has been unveiled. Fans can also get their first animated look at the series with the release of the main promotional video.
Stay tuned for more updates as we get closer to the premiere of Hotel Inhumans!






