Hiragi-san’s House of Vampires gets a TV anime with no release date yet

Hiragi-san’s House of Vampires, the manga by Miki Yoshikawa, is getting a TV anime adaptation. The project was confirmed on October 31, 2026 with a first visual showing Yukie Hiragi moving toward Shota Minamoto’s neck. The announcement uses the imagery of Halloween, but it does not yet say when the series will reach television.

Official materials credit planning and production to UNLIMITED PRODUCE by TMS. That wording matters: it confirms the involvement of TMS Entertainment’s production operation, but it does not identify the studio that will perform the animation. A director, series composer, character designer, cast, broadcasters and streaming services have also not been announced.

A household comedy shaped by vampire tension

The story follows Shota Minamoto, a middle school student living in a children’s home. His circumstances change when the Hiragi family takes him in. The new household appears to offer the family life he has been missing, but every member of the family is a vampire. The premise combines domestic romantic comedy, found-family relationships and the constant danger created by his hosts’ nature.

The first visual condenses that ambiguity into one image. Yukie, the family’s second daughter, appears ready to bring her teeth close to Shota’s neck. The moment can read as either a threat or intimacy, a tension that separates the title from a conventional school comedy. In a comment released with the announcement, Yoshikawa highlighted the visual contrast between bright days, dark nights and moonlight, and said she hopes to see the vampire characters come alive through animation.

Yoshikawa is also known for Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches and A Couple of Cuckoos, both of which previously received anime adaptations. The new project continues her interest in unconventional domestic relationships while moving the conflict toward romantic horror. That earlier experience does not confirm the new anime’s format, episode count or schedule, all of which remain unknown.

What the announcement confirms, and what it does not

The manga began serialization in October 2021 in Kodansha’s Bessatsu Shonen Magazine. Six volumes are currently available in Japan, while volume seven is scheduled for December 16, 2026, according to the anime’s official website. English-language readers can find an official edition on K MANGA, although access to the service depends on region.

For now, the reveal works more as the opening of a campaign than as a complete production presentation. TMS and the official website have confirmed that a TV anime exists, identified the source material, released the first visual and named the party handling planning and production. Everything else, from the director and voice cast to the release window and international distribution, is still open.

Revealing the adaptation on Halloween is consistent with its subject and followed a campaign that framed the Hiragi residence as a small promotional mystery. From an editorial standpoint, the important consequence is that the production can still move in several directions. Its balance of family humor, romance and suspense will depend on the creative staff, pacing and intended rating, none of which can be safely inferred from the initial announcement.

Any cast list, release prediction or platform claim circulating without an official confirmation should therefore be treated as speculation. The verified point is simpler: Hiragi-san’s House of Vampires is officially being developed for television, and the next meaningful update will be the team responsible for turning its contrast between everyday life and vampire danger into animation.