LIVE AT THE RICARDO MONTALBAN THEATER, FEBRUARY 24, 2018

My Hero Academia wins seven trophies. Made in Abyss walks off with the big one.

Hosted live from Los Angeles by Anthony Carboni and Erika Ishii, the 2nd Crunchyroll Anime Awards handed My Hero Academia's second season a category-leading seven wins, but Made in Abyss took home Anime of the Year and Best Score.

Ricardo Montalban Theater, Los Angeles · 24 February 2018 · Results final

7
Wins for My Hero Academia season 2, the most of the night
10
Nominations for My Hero Academia season 2, also the most of the night
17
Competitive categories, up from 12 the year before
2nd
Edition of the Crunchyroll Anime Awards

Seven wins weren't enough for the crown.

The second Crunchyroll Anime Awards moved out of the internet and onto a real stage, the Ricardo Montalban Theater in Los Angeles, hosted live by Anthony Carboni and Erika Ishii. My Hero Academia's second season led every category it touched, picking up Best Hero for Izuku Midoriya, Best Villain for Stain, Best Boy for Shoto Todoroki, Best Girl for Ochako Uraraka, Best Opening for Kenshi Yonezu's *Peace Sign*, Best Animation, and Best Action. *Seven trophies, more than any other show that night.*

But Anime of the Year went to Made in Abyss, which also won Best Score for Kevin Penkin's soundtrack. Your Name. took the newly created Best Film category, and Christopher Sabat, the English voice of Vegeta, Piccolo, and All Might, received the very first Industry Icon Award.

This edition expanded nominees from four per category to six, dropped Best Couple, Best Fight Scene, and Most Heartwarming Scene, and introduced Best Score, Best Film, Best CGI, Best Continuing Series, and Best Slice of Life. It also handed out the first and, so far, only Best Manga award, going to Kabi Nagata's My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness.

Eighteen categories, a real red carpet, and one show that couldn't quite convert quantity into the top prize. Full breakdown below.

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The record breaker

My Hero Academia season 2 led both nominations and wins, with ten nods and seven trophies.

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New this year

Best Score, Best Film, Best CGI, Best Continuing Series, and Best Slice of Life all debuted. So did Best Manga, still the only time that category has ever been awarded.

The haul chart

Who left heaviest

filled = win · hollow = loss
#1 My Hero Academia
2 wins 3 noms
#2 Land of the Lustrous
1 win 4 noms
#3 March Comes In Like a Lion
1 win 4 noms
#4 Made in Abyss
1 win 2 noms
#5 Midoriya, Izuku
1 win 2 noms
#7 Akaguro, Chizome
1 win 1 nom
#8 Girls' Last Tour
1 win 1 nom
#9 Penkin, Kevin
1 win 1 nom

Ranked by wins, then nominations, across every 2018 entry logged for this ceremony. Categories with no eligible nominees this cycle aren't shown.

Showing 18 of 18 categories

Anime of the Year

Anime
Made in Abyss Winner 1× win · 2 noms tonight

Best Boy

Character
Todoroki, Shouto Winner
My Hero Academia
1× win · 1 nom tonight

Best CGI

Anime
Land of the Lustrous Winner 1× win · 4 noms tonight

Best Film

Film
Your Name. Winner 1× win · 1 nom tonight

Best Girl

Character
Uraraka, Ochako Winner
My Hero Academia
1× win · 1 nom tonight

Best Hero

Character
Midoriya, Izuku Winner
My Hero Academia
1× win · 2 noms tonight

Best Manga

Anime
Kouno, Fumiyo Nominee
Manga: In This Corner of the World
1 nom tonight

Best Villain

Character
Akaguro, Chizome Winner
My Hero Academia
1× win · 1 nom tonight

Industry Icon Award

Character
Sabat, Christopher Winner
Inaugural recipient -- English VA for Vegeta/Piccolo (Dragon Ball) and All Might (My Hero Academia)
1× win · 1 nom tonight

Best Continuing Series

Anime
March Comes In Like a Lion Winner 1× win · 4 noms tonight

Best Animation

Artist/Creator
My Hero Academia Winner 2× wins · 3 noms tonight

Best Action

Anime
My Hero Academia Winner 2× wins · 3 noms tonight

Best Comedy

Anime

Best Drama

Anime

Best Slice of Life

Anime
Girls' Last Tour Winner 1× win · 1 nom tonight

Best Score

Music
Penkin, Kevin Winner
Made in Abyss
1× win · 1 nom tonight

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