"Everyday Host" Anime Sequel Officially Confirmed Following Fan-Favorite First Season

The highly anticipated continuation of the short-form anime sensation, Everyday Host, has been officially greenlit for production, sparking immediate excitement among its dedicated global fanbase. This confirmation was delivered during the "Everyday Host Thanksgiving Festival," a major fan event held in Tokyo on November 29, 2025. Attendees were presented with the reveal of the first official announcement visual, alongside enthusiastic messages shared by both the talented voice cast and the original manga creator.

The original adaptation, produced by Fanworks and helmed by Director Rarecho, ran its inaugural season from April through September 2025. It quickly established itself as a beloved fixture in the anime landscape for its warm, humorous portrayal of life within a vibrant host club.

Creator and Cast Reactions to the Sequel

Nimo Gotō, the creative force behind the original four-panel manga, conveyed immense joy regarding the news. "I extend my sincerest congratulations on the decision to move forward with a sequel to the Everyday Host anime!" Gotō exclaimed, emphasizing a long-held conviction that a continuation was inevitable. "I have been patiently waiting, believing wholeheartedly that there would certainly be a sequel...! I am genuinely thrilled and highly anticipating the launch of the new Ebushi Host series!!"

In a playful nod to the series' memorable opening sequence, Gotō also encouraged viewers to raise a glass of their preferred beverage in celebration, mirroring the celebratory spirit of protagonist Hajime.

The returning voice talent echoed this enthusiasm. Hiro Shimono, the voice of the dynamic Koichi, celebrated the announcement with his characteristic high energy. Amasaki Kohei, who brings Mio to life, offered a witty suggestion for the follow-up title, jokingly proposing "Everyday Trillion" in tribute to his character's establishment.

Furthermore, Inomata Keiji, the actor behind Taichi, provided an exciting hint about the scope of the upcoming installment. He suggested that the sequel is poised to dramatically expand the series' universe, potentially featuring characters not only from Club One but also from Trillion, Club Kuidaore in Osaka, and potentially even more host clubs, guaranteeing a surge in variety and comedic potential.

Source Material Background

The source material, Nimo Gotō’s original four-panel manga, was initially serialized online between July 2020 and October 2022. Kadokawa Shoten subsequently published the work digitally across five volumes, released between September and December 2024. The anime adaptation, powered by the catchy theme song performed by the EbuHosu Players, resonated deeply with audiences due to its unique and successful fusion of heartwarming moments and robust comedy. With the sequel now officially underway, fans can eagerly await the next wave of hilarious and touching escapades from their cherished cast of hosts. Further production details and the full announcement visual are expected to be released in the coming months, steadily building anticipation for the highly anticipated next chapter of Everyday Host.