The Dangers in My Heart is awarded in Asia

The second season of the hit anime series "The Dangers in My Heart (Boku no Kokoro no Yabai Yatsu)" has been awarded Best 2D Animated Program at the prestigious Asian Television Awards 2024. This recognition places the production among the highlights of Asian animation, reaffirming its impact inside and outside Japan.

The series, based on the manga of the same name by Norio Sakurai, mixes romance, comedy and teen drama with a unique and endearing approach. Its first season captured viewers' hearts for its honest and funny portrayal of adolescence, while the second season has raised the bar with more polished animation, deeper storytelling, and character development acclaimed by critics and fans alike.

About the Asian Television Awards and the Best 2D Animated Program category

The Asian Television Awards, founded in 1996, recognize and reward excellence in programming and production within the Asian television industry. This annual event, held in December, includes 56 categories covering news, documentaries, entertainment, drama, animation and more. The awards are judged by a panel of more than 50 experts from more than 10 countries, ensuring a high standard of evaluation.

The Best 2D Animated Program category highlights those productions that predominantly use 2D animation, either through digital or traditional techniques, and that stand out for their technical quality, creativity and narrative. In this edition, The Dangers in My Heart competed against great contenders such as:

Heaven Official's Blessing Season 2 (China, Shanghai Kuanyu Digital Technology Co., Ltd, Bilibili International).
Link Click Season 2 (China, Shanghai Kuanyu Digital Technology Co., Ltd, Bilibili International).
Mind Blowing Breakthroughs Art Show (Korea, Grafizix, EBS).

With this award, "The Dangers in My Heart" not only celebrates a significant achievement, but also cements its position as one of the most prominent franchises of the moment. This recognition not only raises fan expectations for future seasons, but also reinforces global interest in the emotionally resonant stories that Japanese anime has to offer.

Source: Twitter