Boku no Kokoro no Yabai Yatsu 2nd Season

The second season continues to develop Ichikawa and Yamada's characters in greater depth. Ichikiwir's transformation from a child with dark fantasies to a more open and caring individual is well presented, as is Yamada's more complex character development. The interaction between Ichikawa and Yamada remains an attraction in itself. Their chemistry feels natural and full of dynamics, keeping the audience interested in the development of their relationship.

This anime succeeds in presenting comedy that is effective and not forced. The humor that emerges from everyday situations and the characters' unique personalities provide a good balance with the dramatic elements. Shin-Ei Animation Studio continues to provide good ... quality animation with sufficient detail in facial expressions and backgrounds. This animation helps strengthen the emotions and atmosphere conveyed in the story.

The anime touches on themes such as self-acceptance, change, and the importance of social relationships. Through the development of Kyoutaro's character, the audience is invited to see the importance of empathy and social support in overcoming personal problems. Like the first season, the pacing can feel slow at times, especially when focusing on Kyoutaro's moments of introspection. And I probably felt the storyline could have been faster in some parts.

If you like well-crafted scenes with beautiful graphics and crazily suitable background music, this anime is for you.

Simply put, everything the first season did really well already, the second season took and made it so much better tenfold. The animation was greatly smoothed out, the blurriness sometimes seen in the first season of The Dangers in My Heart changed to sharp focus, accentuating the true natures of both main characters. The background music somehow manages to do its job even better, combining with the smooth animation to create truly breathtaking scenes that would really put viewers in the moment. Already done really well in the ... first season, the second season produces scenes that made me pause the anime, in a good way because I just had to stop and appreciate the sheer beauty of the moment.

The plot, unfortunately, is one of two things that sticks out to me as the one aspect of the anime that could probably have been done better. Yes, there's some character development throughout the two seasons, but one feels like most of the development was done during the first season. As for the romance aspect, the ending had already been established in the first season, and the second season, in my opinion, could have done a little more to continue making viewers glued to the screen. There are hints of a couple between two characters (which I'm not going to name), but isn't built upon enough for viewers to truly care about them. Sure, there's some episodes that really make you laugh and smile like an idiot, but the momentum, unlike the first season, was a bit more blunted. I would also argue that there isn't as much of a conflict this season as there was the first season, which means even less of a pull factor to viewers. However, they do still excel in making scenes that make viewers go "how the heck did they get here?" which is a plus in this criterion at least.

Some of the characters were very disappointing misses. The two characters introduced at the later half of the anime, Andou Kanna and Yurine Hanzawa, were created to add a bit of tension to the season, but not nearly enough to truly make a difference in the minds of the viewers. If they had a bit more character development other than being there just to act as a bit of comic relief and force to push the main characters together, that would have, in my opinion, been a little better for the anime as a whole. The female main character's friends also suffer from a lack of development, not having been built upon enough to make the viewers relate with them. Why can I say this? Because when a character is truly memorable, viewers will remember their names. I couldn't for this anime- for nearly all the characters except for a few.

However, now we talk about the great parts of this anime.

For every disappointing miss, there was a character that really felt as if the producers really nurtured with all their hearts. Sho Adachi, one of the male main character's friends, is one of them. Sure, he's still the typical pervert friend whose only dream is to look at melons all day long, but he gains an extra dimension in this season, which makes him a lot more bearable. Kenta Kanzaki, another one of the male main character's friends, is a great side character, combining with Honoka Hara to make quite the interesting side couple whose names I could actually remember. There's actual conflict, there's some chemistry between them that really grows on the viewers after a while, and they truly were great hits.

With all that said, we go to the main characters.

Wow.

I know I've probably written a lot already, but this shows how much I became invested in the show. A big part of that is with the main characters. Kyotaro Ichikawa still shows a little bit of his chuunibyou tendencies, but he's largely shed all that to show a more socially awkward side of him, which I really like. Another thing that I really like is his smile, which while goes with the "moody guy shows smile for the first time", somehow manages to touch hearts really well. He's also become a lot more relatable, because which boy doesn't go "Does she like me? Does she hate me? Maybe I shouldn't be with her..." all those insecure thoughts that typical males with even the slightest bit of hesitation would have. However, it isn't a romance comedy without the comedy, and he really shines in that aspect with his continued snarky remarks that manages to force surprised snorts out of me. Anna Yamada is also very relatable, with all her anxieties and fears presenting a stark contrast to her outspoken and bubbly exterior. While being quite aloof at the beginning, she does evolve into a character that can be sympathized with, a character whose journey can be cheered on by viewers who see her as someone that should be cared about. From her underlying insecurities to her touching emotional sensitivities, Anna Yamada is a three dimensional character that epitomizes the saying, "Don't judge a book by its cover".

And of course, we must talk about the music. As an idea of how good it is, I normally only watch the opening and ending themes of an anime during the final episode of the season. To be fair, I did that with the ending song, which is ok; not too bad, not too good either. However, with the consideration that I've been listening to the opening theme of The Dangers in My Heart Season 2 since I've started writing this ridiculously long review should amount for something. The animation, once again, is top-notch; the producers really poured their time and effort into an opening theme worthy of a great anime. While starting off quite simple, the opening theme goes on to capture my heart with lyrics that truly feel like the main characters would have sung if they had sung a duet together.

TL:DR - Plot's a bit flat, Characters are either 100% hits or 0% misses, but I can just listen to the opening theme all day long.

Review: 9.5/10 (Not as much of an emotional impact as others, but the scenes and music are truly beautiful)

"peak romcom, best romcom, masterpiece romcom bla bla bla"
This show too generic and about trope "mob mc with heroine popular"

Look this, mc role mob with emocringe haircut and heroine weird with random behavior make her cringe, but everyone liked her because have big boobs lmao

This show for hallucinations people dreaming get popular girl with big boobs, and author girl have fetish shota. Her often make seggs bait scene in manga makes me feel disgusting because they are middle school.

This show looks mid compared to other anime romance middle school like Tsuki ga Kirei and Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san.

I can't see them as a couple because ... of the height difference. Their like big sister x little brother or mother x son lmao.

I always respect about another wholesome romance without selling fanservice or seggs bait. But this cringe show has fanservice stuff or seggs bait in almost every episode. Even though there’s no genre ecchi or rating 13+ lmao.

Plot: 4/10
This plot not special for romcom, always heroine first take for action, and mob mc just go with the flow.

Visual: 6/10
Things good from this anime is have good visual and available scene make up animation.

Character: 4/10
Mob mc from the beginning and now is boring, and character development mob mc just plain not special.
Heroine have all manners random behavior make her look cringe and I don't know what's interesting about her except she's dirty eater and have big boobs is things favorite coomer.

Romantic Moment: 3/10
Because random behavior heroine and mob mc just go with the flow, makes me think "this romantic moment???". Bruh their romantic moment looks terrible.

The Dangers Cringe in My Heart or Midyaba is just a looks good among the pile of mid show but mid is still mid.