Call of the Night Episode 1: Night Flight

Manga chapter 1-3

Canon/HIGH

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8.2

9 Fans

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Call of the Night Episode 1: Night Flight

Manga chapter 1-3

Canon/HIGH
Prev: EPNext: EP 2

OSHIMETER

8.2

9 Fans

5star
4star
3star
2star
1star
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

EPISODE REVIEWS

keima's avatar
keima
VerifiedVerified
The best part of Call of the Night is its atmosphere. The nightscapes, music, and visuals are beautiful, but beyond that, I struggled to connect with the characters or feel invested in the story. Aesthetic-wise it’s great, but it didn’t hook me.
ulquiorra's avatar
ulquiorra
VerifiedVerified
Good premise, I must say. I liked the attention to detail in the backgrounds, they’re very well done, and I like that they use different colors for the night sky, which keeps it from being monotonous to see the same starry sky all the time. I find it funny how Nazuna blushes when talking about her feelings or cute things, but when it comes to sex (literally), she doesn’t. As for the protagonist, I’m not quite convinced yet.
kirandande123's avatar
kirandande123
Mysterious vampire debut! Ko meets Nazuna seductively. Her blood-drinking reveal shocks. His fascination with becoming vampire intrigues. Perfect opening establishing unconventional romance beautifully.
lum1nescence's avatar
lum1nescence
Ko’s insomnia hits different—this isn’t edgy teen angst, it’s existential boredom. Nazuna drops in like a gremlin therapist with fangs. That final “I’ll fall in love” line? hook secured.
matchablaze1's avatar
matchablaze1
That quiet neon-night vibe hits instantly—lonely but calming. Kou drifting through the city feels real, and Nazuna’s entrance is weirdly natural. Not plot-heavy, but the atmosphere alone hooks you. 🌙
goyaljonesh06's avatar
goyaljonesh06
The art style in this is actually insane—the purples and pinks in the night sky make the city look so magical. Ko being a bored insomniac feels very relatable, and Nazuna is such a fun, weird female lead.
kento's avatar
kento
the music paired with the flight at the end was amazing. The visuals, particularly the sky, is flawless with its colorful style. An incredibly promising beginning, really excited for the rest of the season.
rizeandreze's avatar
rizeandreze
Love the visuals and how quiet it is
sagatron70's avatar
sagatron70

EPISODE CONTEXT

As episode 1 of 13, 'Night Flight' is purely foundational—it introduces Kou Yamori's dissatisfaction with ordinary life and his fateful encounter with Nazuna Nanakusa, establishing the central relationship that drives the entire season. No prior context is needed; this is your entry point. The episode sets up the core tension between Kou's desire for something beyond the mundane and the supernatural world Nazuna represents, with the next episodes deepening their dynamic and introducing the rules of that world.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

As episode 1 of 13, 'Night Flight' is purely foundational—it introduces Kou Yamori's dissatisfaction with ordinary life and his fateful encounter with Nazuna Nanakusa, establishing the central relationship that drives the entire season. No prior context is needed; this is your entry point. The episode sets up the core tension between Kou's desire for something beyond the mundane and the supernatural world Nazuna represents, with the next episodes deepening their dynamic and introducing the rules of that world.

EPISODE REVIEWS

keima's avatar
keima
VerifiedVerified
The best part of Call of the Night is its atmosphere. The nightscapes, music, and visuals are beautiful, but beyond that, I struggled to connect with the characters or feel invested in the story. Aesthetic-wise it’s great, but it didn’t hook me.
ulquiorra's avatar
ulquiorra
VerifiedVerified
Good premise, I must say. I liked the attention to detail in the backgrounds, they’re very well done, and I like that they use different colors for the night sky, which keeps it from being monotonous to see the same starry sky all the time. I find it funny how Nazuna blushes when talking about her feelings or cute things, but when it comes to sex (literally), she doesn’t. As for the protagonist, I’m not quite convinced yet.
kirandande123's avatar
kirandande123
Mysterious vampire debut! Ko meets Nazuna seductively. Her blood-drinking reveal shocks. His fascination with becoming vampire intrigues. Perfect opening establishing unconventional romance beautifully.
lum1nescence's avatar
lum1nescence
Ko’s insomnia hits different—this isn’t edgy teen angst, it’s existential boredom. Nazuna drops in like a gremlin therapist with fangs. That final “I’ll fall in love” line? hook secured.
matchablaze1's avatar
matchablaze1
That quiet neon-night vibe hits instantly—lonely but calming. Kou drifting through the city feels real, and Nazuna’s entrance is weirdly natural. Not plot-heavy, but the atmosphere alone hooks you. 🌙
goyaljonesh06's avatar
goyaljonesh06
The art style in this is actually insane—the purples and pinks in the night sky make the city look so magical. Ko being a bored insomniac feels very relatable, and Nazuna is such a fun, weird female lead.
kento's avatar
kento
the music paired with the flight at the end was amazing. The visuals, particularly the sky, is flawless with its colorful style. An incredibly promising beginning, really excited for the rest of the season.
rizeandreze's avatar
rizeandreze
Love the visuals and how quiet it is
sagatron70's avatar
sagatron70

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All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com