Solo Leveling: the big winner of the Anime Awards 2025

The 2025 Anime Awards ceremony took place last night, making it clear which were the standout animes of the past year, according to the voting of Crunchyroll users. The big winner of the night was Solo Leveling, which took home an impressive total of seven awards, including the coveted titles of best anime, best ongoing series, and best action series. This popular series, based on the homonymous manhwa, has proven to be the undisputed favorite of the audience. The Oscars of the otakus Despite its remarkable success, Dan Da Dan, which has remained […]

The 2025 Anime Awards ceremony took place last night, making it clear which were the standout animes of the past year, according to the voting by Crunchyroll users. The big winner of the night was Solo Leveling, which took home an impressive total of seven awards, including the coveted titles of best anime, best ongoing series, and best action series. This popular series, based on the homonymous manhwa, has proven to be the undisputed favorite of the audience.

The Oscars of the otakus

Despite its remarkable success, Dan Da Dan, which has remained in the spotlight throughout 2024, only won three awards, which has surprised many, considering its great popularity. The series received two awards related to the same song from its soundtrack, highlighting a limitation in its overall recognition. For its part, Frieren took home the silver medal with four awards, establishing itself as a nostalgic series that has resonated in the public’s memory.

Kimetsu no Yaiba won a couple of awards, a figure that may seem modest, but surpasses other popular titles like One Piece, Bleach, and My Hero Academia, which left empty-handed. As for cinema, Look Back was recognized as the best film, while Your Color received mixed reviews and fell short of expectations in its narrative.

One of the most disappointing moments of the night was the lack of recognition for The Pharmacist’s Diaries, which only won an award for Best Seiyuu, despite being one of the most valued series of 2024. Additionally, titles that have had great success this year, such as Kaiju No. 8, Gluttons and Dungeons, and the remake of Ranma 1/2, failed to win any awards, highlighting the tough competition in the anime field.