Dark Gathering Season 2 Reveals Third Horror Visual Featuring the Haunted T Tunnel

The 2027 sequel anime reveal a new promotional visual showcasing T Tunnel, a road infamous for fatal accidents and reported ghost sightings. Yayoi and her companions are set to face another terrifying location in the upcoming season.

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Yayoi Hozuki returns to investigate dangerous supernatural locations in Dark Gathering Season 2.

Dark Gathering Season 2 has revealed its third horror-themed visual ahead of its planned 2027 premiere. The latest artwork introduces T Tunnel, a location associated with numerous fatal accidents and alleged paranormal encounters, which has earned the nickname “Ghost Road.”

The newly released visual shows eerie spirits and numerous handprints surrounding the tunnel, hinting at the dangers awaiting Yayoi Hozuki and her companions. The promotional reveal comes from Pony Canyon, which is handling international marketing for the anime.

Dark Gathering Season 2 Continues Its Horror Visual Campaign

The T Tunnel reveal is the third horror visual released for the upcoming season. The sequel is scheduled to air in 2027 and will bring back director Hiroshi Ikehata, series composer Shigeru Murakoshi, character designer Yuri Ichinose, and animation studio OLM.

The returning cast includes Yu Sasahara as Yayoi Hozuki, Nobunaga Shimazaki as Keitaro Gentoga, Kana Hanazawa as Eiko Hozuki, and Rina Kawaguchi as Ai Kamiyo.

The anime adapts Kenichi Kondo’s supernatural horror manga, which has been serialized in Shueisha’s Jump SQ. since 2019. Its story follows Keitaro, a spiritually sensitive university student, who joins Yayoi and Eiko in hunting dangerous spirits while helping Yayoi search for the entity responsible for her mother’s disappearance.

The latest visual builds anticipation for another unsettling chapter in the series’ supernatural investigations. 

 
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Alberto Zambrano is a Venezuelan entertainment writer with a decade of experience covering anime, manga, streaming platforms, and gaming. Based in Caracas, he is a regular voice in OtakuKart's Editor's Picks vertical, writing long-form analysis on shonen manga, fan-community debates, and the streaming industry across Netflix, Hulu, and Disney+.

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