Last October of this year, it was announced that the second season of the anime “The Dangers in My Heart” (Boku no Kokoro no Yabai Yatsu) is scheduled to premiere in January 2024. Since then, fans of the franchise have been waiting with great anticipation for further updates from the official media.
Today, finally, those long-awaited updates have been provided, bringing good news for fans of The Dangers in My Heart anime as it has been confirmed that the second season will air on television in Japan starting January 6 next year. In addition, a new promotional video has been released that gives a preview of the opening and ending of this exciting new season of the anime.
The Dangers in My Heart Season 2 will premiere on January 6, 2024.
It should be noted that the opening theme song of the second season of The Dangers in My Heart will be performed by “Boku wa…” and will be performed by music group “Atarayo“. Also, the closing theme will be performed by YouTuber “Kohama Lam” and will be titled “Koishiteru Jibun sura Aiserunda“.
But that’s not all, as it was confirmed that the spin-off of the series, titled “Twi-Yaba“, has suffered a delay in its release and a possible release date will be announced in the future.
It is important to note that the confirmation of the production of the second season of the television anime “The Dangers in My Heart” was announced at the end of the broadcast of the last episode of the series. This news generated great joy among fans, who were eager to continue exploring this captivating story.
The series, consisting of a total of 12 episodes, was produced by the renowned animation studio Shin-Ei Animation. This studio has experience in creating other successful series such as “Teasing Master Takagi-san” and “A Couple of Cuuckos“.
“The Dangers in My Heart” is an anime that plunges us into the intriguing world of Kyoutaro Ichikawa, a high school student who, at first glance, seems to lead an ordinary life. However, deep in his heart, he harbors a dark yearning for revenge. His mind is occupied by a single obsession: to take down the person he most wants to see disappear from the world, the popular class idol, Anna Yamada.
Amidst the pages of his beloved school library, Ichikawa is surprised to cross paths with Yamada, who secretly comes to satisfy his taste for sweets and treats. As they share these fleeting encounters, Ichikawa discovers Yamada’s more naive and perhaps somewhat awkward side, leading him to silently support her from a distance.
In turn, Yamada amuses himself by provoking Ichikawa, delighting in her nervous reactions. Between these everyday interactions, the initially distant bond between the two begins to transform into something deeper than a simple relationship between library acquaintances. Over time, Ichikawa may find that his desire for revenge has evolved into an entirely different feeling.
Thus, “The Dangers in My Heart” invites us to explore an intriguing plot and discover how these two seemingly opposite characters are drawn together in a connection that defies expectation and prejudice.