Phantom Siita 's new song, "Sweet Pea," will be available for digital download on October 11th (Sunday).

This song was written by Miki Nakamura of Cö shu Nie specifically for the ending theme of the second season of the TV anime "Hotel Inhumans".

This song depicts a love that continues to linger in one's heart even after loss, expressing a poignant yet warm feeling of continuing to believe in a connection with someone far away, even while grappling with the unanswered question of "why."

The TV anime "Hotel Inhumans," based on the manga by Ao Tajima serialized on Shogakukan's manga app "Sunday Webry," is a story about assassins and human drama, depicting the once-in-a-lifetime encounters between the concierges and their assassin guests, each with their own unique story. The second season began airing today, October 4th (Sunday). With a new concierge joining the team, the story depicts new once-in-a-lifetime encounters with the three concierges who never say "no."

＜NEW RELEASE INFO＞

◾️Distribution on October 11, 2026 (Sunday)

Phantom Siita "Sweet Pea"

https://phantom-siita.lnk.to/sweetpeaWE

<TV Anime "Hotel Inhumans" Series Overview>

[Introduction]

At that hotel... "Our guests are hitmen."

There are certain criteria for a top-notch hotel.

"Exquisite dining," "ultimate relaxation," "enchanting entertainment"...

And then there's the "procurement of the latest weapons," "safe identity fraud," and "perfect body disposal"—!?

At the boundary of death,

What are the wishes of the assassins that the two concierges, Ikuro and Sara, who never say "no," will respond to?

Now, the thrilling killing hotel drama begins!

[Broadcast Information]

Broadcasting begins on October 4th, 2026 (Sunday) at 11:45 PM on TV Tokyo and other networks!

TV Tokyo Network: Starting October 4th, every Sunday at 11:45 PM

BS TV Tokyo: Starting October 5th, every Monday at 24:30~

AT-X: Starting October 6th, every Tuesday at 9:30 PM

[Repeat broadcast] Every Thursday 9:30 AM - / Every Monday 3:30 PM -

*Broadcast dates and times are subject to change.

【original work】

Original work: Ao Tajima, "Hotel Inhumans" (serialized on Shogakukan's "Sunday Webry")