| Here are the weekly manga rankings for May 16 - 22 Rank / This week's sales by copies / Cumulative sales / Titles  *1. 200,055 *,200,055 Fairy Tail Vol.55*2. 197,241 *,197,420 Diamond no Ace Act II Vol.3 *3. *83,528 *,*83,528 Dagashi Kashi Vol.5 *4. *82,406 *,*82,406 Magi: Sinbad no Bouken Vol.10 *5. *78,167 *,342,098 Arslan Senki Vol.5 *6. *72,801 *,*72,801 Kamisama no Iutoori Ni Vol.17 *7. *62,233 *,133,483 Tokyo Tarareba-jou Vol.5 *8. *47,876 *,677,309 Haikyuu!! Vol.21 *9. *46,952 *,565,255 Kuroko no Basket: Extra Game Vol.2 10. *46,036 *,*46,036 Fuuka Vol.11 11. *45,286 *,*45,286 Real Account Vol.9 12. *44,517 *,*44,517 Ginga Eiyuu Densetsu Vol.2 13. *42,619 *,278,489 Ajin Vol.8 14. *41,885 *,*41,885 Domestic na Kanojo Vol.9 15. *40,959 *,*40,959 Be Blues! Ao ni Nare Vol.23 16. *38,885 *,*38,885 Yamada-kun to 7-nin no Majo Vol.23 17. *38,564 *,*38,564 Hayate no Gotoku! Vol.48 18. *36,878 *,*36,878 Kakegurui Vol.5 19. *34,051 *,*34,051 Usogui Vol.42 20. *33,728 *,*70,977 Kuragehime Vol.16 21. *32,526 *,*32,526 Gokukoku no Brynhildr Vol.18 22. *31,992 *,*31,992 Gokukoku no Brynhildr Vol.17 23. *31,594 *,*31,594 Dagashi Kashi Vol.5 Limited Edition 24. *29,403 *,*29,403 Acma:Game Vol.17 25. *28,180 *,378,925 Shokugeki no Souma Vol.18 26. *27,800 *,384,954 Bleach Vol.72 27. *27,653 *,310,892 Owari no Seraph Vol.11 28. *25,620 *,*25,620 Shin Kamen Rider Spirits Vol.13 29. *24,678 *,*24,678 Denpa Kyoushi Vol.21 30. *23,174 *,*96,656 Koi to Uso Vol.4 31. *22,679 *,394,938 Boku dake ga Inai Machi Vol.8 32. *22,412 1,526,685 Shingeki no Kyojin Vol.19 33. *21,361 2,444,509 One Piece Vol.81 34. *21,252 *,298,335 Gintama Vol.64 35. *21,119 *,*24,872 Fairy Tail Vol.55 Special Edition 36. *20,753 *,*21,062 Akagi Vol.31 37. *20,489 *,*20,489 Toaru Majutsu no Index Vol.17 38. *20,156 *,*20,156 Maou-sama Chotto Sore Totte!! Vol.5 39. *20,090 *,*20,090 Niehime to Kemono no Ou Vol.1 40. *19,486 *,*19,486 Yugami-kun ni wa Tomodachi ga Inai Vol.9 41. *19,318 *,*19,318 Kakegurui Twin Vol.2 42. *19,046 *,*81,210 Btooom! Vol.20 43. *18,787 *,*18,787 Sakura no Hana no Koucha Ouji Vol.6 44. *18,428 *,*18,428 Fairy Tail Gaiden Vol.2 45. *17,542 *,*17,542 Shin Kamen Rider Spirits Vol.13 Special Edition 46. *17,523 *,*76,865 Torikae Baya Vol.9 47. *16,893 *,458,980 Boku no Hero Academia Vol.7 48. *16,629 *,411,121 Boku no Hero Academia Vol.8 49. *16,611 *,*16,611 Hayate no Gotoku! Vol.48 Limited Edition 50. *16,551 *,184,246 Toshokan Sensou: Love & War Bessatsu-hen Vol.2 Source: Oricon Youtaijou ← Previous Week |
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| Lol Fuuka at top 10 XD I'm glad to see this on the list though for the week in the top 5: *4. *82,406 *,*82,406 Magi: Sinbad no Bouken Vol.10 |
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| Nice to see that Kuragehime still sells decently. |
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| Maou-sama Chotto Sore Totte!! looks interesting same plot as the devil is a part timer might check out |
| Volume 9 of BNHA comes out next week. It will have 3 days on its first week. Vol 6 5 days - 175k Vol 7 4 days - 168k(added the 30k of the limited edition) Vol 8 7 days - 222k , (total after 7 weeks 411k) Vol 9 3 days - ??? HxH and D gray also should do well. another low threshold week... |
harkanMay 25, 2016 2:49 PM
| *1. 200,055 *,200,055 Fairy Tail Vol.55 pretty decent i guess though i wish it would sell more surely deserves better then this ^^ |
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| Bleach is dead.....good night sweet prince..... FT also dropped a bit.... Arslan sales are also still underwhelming..... |
| oh baby diamond no ace selling well need that third season |
| Good for Fairy Tail although it has dropped a bit. |
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| nothing caught my interest this week xD When will Fuuka have an anime adaption? even though the sales are not really good but I still hope for anime xD it's licensed by crunchy & the author's last work had anime too so... well if it will have the chance I hope a good studio takes it not like how they ruined Suzuka & Kimi no Iro machi xD |
| Good for fairy tail, and arslan senki manga goes #5 on list . Novel was also #2 |
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| Weekly manga series top 10 *1 231,059 FAIRY TAIL *2 207,270 Diamond no Ace Act II *3 129,029 Boku no Hero Academia *4 122,290 Dagashi Kashi *5 108,169 Magi Sinbad no Bouken *6 *96,501 Kingdom *7 *83,990 Arslan Senki *8 *80,009 Haikyuu!! *9 *77,150 Kamisama no Iutoori Ni 10 *71,901 Tokyo Tarareba-jou |
| I am just here for both Kakegurui series glad that it's still going strong in Japan =) |
| *3. *83,528 *,*83,528 Dagashi Kashi Vol.5 23. *31,594 *,*31,594 Dagashi Kashi Vol.5 Limited Edition more dagashi! thou the anime is not really great, it get small boost thou... 10. *46,036 *,*46,036 Fuuka Vol.11 can wait my beloved truck kun get animated... 38. *20,156 *,*20,156 Maou-sama Chotto Sore Totte!! Vol.5 ultravigo said: Maou-sama Chotto Sore Totte!! looks interesting same plot as the devil is a part timer might check out if anything, it's d-frag! the translator is extreamly slow thou... |
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| Don't worry, atleast half of these series will go to the grave before we do :) On chill mode till the anime returns :) 26. *27,800 *,384,954 Bleach Vol.72 Disappointing, it got cancelled and didn't get a significant boost from the anime :( I await his next work. 21. *32,526 *,*32,526 Gokukoku no Brynhildr Vol.18 22. *31,992 *,*31,992 Gokukoku no Brynhildr Vol.17 |
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| Finally I can see a FT vol at nunber 1 and the cover is nice I'm not sure if it really drop since there the SE which sold 24k oh FT gaiden also made it to the list, I haven't read it, but i'm glad it selling something |
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| 12. *44,517 *,*44,517 Ginga Eiyuu Densetsu Vol.2 LOGH Appears on the top?! Lol, that's really strange, considering that the manga sucks really hard compared to the novels and the anime adaptation |
| 11. *45,286 *,*45,286 Real Account Vol.9 Wow, Real Account has gotten big despite its currently dogshit arc. Expecting an anime adaptation by this time next year. |
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_Accel-sama said: 12. *44,517 *,*44,517 Ginga Eiyuu Densetsu Vol.2 LOGH Appears on the top?! Lol, that's really strange, considering that the manga sucks really hard compared to the novels and the anime adaptation ColdNobility said: it's mislinked... already notice this mistake since first volume release also on ranking, still not fixed until now... @snowGinga Eiyuu Densetsu?are you fking kidding me? it's new logh manga, not old version... http://myanimelist.net/manga/93287/Ginga_Eiyuu_Densetsu recently published by shueisha in ultra jump... scanlated until chapter 14 soo far... |
"If taking responsibility for a mistake that cannot be undone means death, it's not that hard to die. At least, not as hard as to live on." |
Kuma said: _Accel-sama said: 12. *44,517 *,*44,517 Ginga Eiyuu Densetsu Vol.2 LOGH Appears on the top?! Lol, that's really strange, considering that the manga sucks really hard compared to the novels and the anime adaptation ColdNobility said: it's mislinked... already notice this mistake since first volume release also on ranking, still not fixed until now... @snowGinga Eiyuu Densetsu?are you fking kidding me? it's new logh manga, not old version... http://myanimelist.net/manga/93287/Ginga_Eiyuu_Densetsu recently published by shueisha in ultra jump... scanlated until chapter 14 soo far... It doesn't really matter though, that other LOGH manga adaptation still sucks XD |
lukeycow said: Nice to see Diamond no Ace and Sinbad up there. Also never noticed Bleach still sells more than Souma. So that means it's currently Jumps 3rd best selling ongoing series (or 4th depending on how Academia does next month). Guess that's why it's going nowhere. -.- One Piece Assassin Classroom Hakyuu Hunter X Hunter SnS(in overall series it sells more) then bleach and like you said BnHA might surpass it soon enough. HxH sells absurdly well even with the hiatuses. About bleach going nowhere well who knows NNM and Reborn were selling well too. |
harkan said: lukeycow said: Nice to see Diamond no Ace and Sinbad up there. Also never noticed Bleach still sells more than Souma. So that means it's currently Jumps 3rd best selling ongoing series (or 4th depending on how Academia does next month). Guess that's why it's going nowhere. -.- One Piece Assassin Classroom Hakyuu Hunter X Hunter SnS(in overall series it sells more) then bleach and like you said BnHA might surpass it soon enough. HxH sells absurdly well even with the hiatuses. About bleach going nowhere well who knows NNM and Reborn were selling well too. Not as well as Bleach though..... You also have to look at what Bleach has contributed to Jump, close to a decade in the top 3 of a jump is something Reborn or Mago could only dream of |
chrisbj said: harkan said: -.- One Piece Assassin Classroom Hakyuu Hunter X Hunter SnS(in overall series it sells more) then bleach and like you said BnHA might surpass it soon enough. HxH sells absurdly well even with the hiatuses. About bleach going nowhere well who knows NNM and Reborn were selling well too. Not as well as Bleach though..... You also have to look at what Bleach has contributed to Jump, close to a decade in the top 3 of a jump is something Reborn or Mago could only dream of Id say it was not top 3 for a decade. There were manga that were much more succesful like Death Note. Also if you mean a really long running series there was Hunter x Hunter that sold more than Bleach. |
| Bleach was a top series but you forget the golden mine that is Togashi... He has contributed far more to Jump than Kubo Tite. which is why he can take all hiatuses in the world and Jump doesn't care. and if look at all times sales Bleach has 85-90m while HxH has 66m with 40 less volumes.... Last time HxH had two volumes http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2013-12-01/top-selling-manga-in-japan-by-series/2013?ann-edition=uk http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2013-12-01/top-selling-manga-in-japan-by-volume/2013 go back a bit more in 2011 it sold less in total series but both its volume sold more(again with only 2 volumes) http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2011-11-30/top-selling-manga-in-japan-by-volume/2011?ann-edition=uk In 2010 it only released one Volume but it still sold more than Bleach volume in the year by 100k and that was when bleach sold 800k not 500-600k nowadays If HxH didn't have the many hiatuses it has, it would be most likely the second biggest seller in Jump. |
harkanMay 27, 2016 3:31 AM
harkan said: Bleach was a top series but you forget the golden mine that is Togashi... He has contributed far more to Jump than Kubo Tite. which is why he can take all hiatuses in the world and Jump doesn't care. and if look at all times sales Bleach has 85-90m while HxH has 66m with 40 less volumes.... funny enough its pretty clear that Kubo tite took some inspiration from YYH. If HxH didn't have the many hiatuses it has, it would be most likely the second biggest seller in Jump and not that far behind OP. Agreed completely |
harkan said: Bleach was a top series but you forget the golden mine that is Togashi... He has contributed far more to Jump than Kubo Tite. which is why he can take all hiatuses in the world and Jump doesn't care. and if look at all times sales Bleach has 85-90m while HxH has 66m with 40 less volumes.... Last time HxH had two volumes http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2013-12-01/top-selling-manga-in-japan-by-series/2013?ann-edition=uk http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2013-12-01/top-selling-manga-in-japan-by-volume/2013 go back a bit more in 2011 it sold less in total series but both its volume sold more(again with only 2 volumes) http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2011-11-30/top-selling-manga-in-japan-by-volume/2011?ann-edition=uk In 2010 it only released one Volume but it still sold more than Bleach volume in the year by 100k and that was when bleach sold 800k not 500-600k nowadays If HxH didn't have the many hiatuses it has, it would be most likely the second biggest seller in Jump and not that far behind OP. Wasn't the conversation only about the magazine and how due to Bleach past contribution is way special than Reborn and Mago? In terms of the time Bleach stayed at top 3, it was from 2004 through 2010, 3rd place in the magazine. So 7 years. It can also be argued that it was already top 3 in 2003 and that it was still top 3 in 2011. So around 7-9 years. In terms of Togashi. In terms of the magazine he didn't! He was 4 years with Yu Yu Hakusho in 3rd place. Than he stayed around 2 years in 3rd place with HxH. To remember that the magazine earns more money than all series volumes sales together! In terms of sales, yep Togashi series always sold better than Bleach, with the exception of Level E, that still was close. About HxH being close to One Piece in sales. even before the many hiatuses One Piece was already far in front of HxH in sales. To Note that it was in 2002 that One Piece surpassed Slam Dunk for the best 1st print of all manga, reaching 2.55 Million copies in print in volume 24, and that grew until volume 27 that got a 2.63 Million copies in print. At that time HxH still had 2 to 3 volumes per year, around 30 chapters per year(from 48 at maximum), and an anime running(at that time the OVA). Its best volume got 1.6 Million copies in print, that in fact is the best performance of the series. Still 900k to 1 Million away from One Piece. Now that One Piece jumped from the 2.63 Million to the 3.8-4 Million 1st print, HxH certainly wouldn't be "not that far behind OP". To note that Yu Yu Hakusho was more popular than HxH, serialized without any significant hiatuses for 4 years, and only got to the 1.7 Million copies in print. Even if we believe that HxH could surpass that value, that it didn't, is hard to believe that it could have gone way past that value. |
bigivelfhq said: harkan said: Bleach was a top series but you forget the golden mine that is Togashi... He has contributed far more to Jump than Kubo Tite. which is why he can take all hiatuses in the world and Jump doesn't care. and if look at all times sales Bleach has 85-90m while HxH has 66m with 40 less volumes.... Last time HxH had two volumes http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2013-12-01/top-selling-manga-in-japan-by-series/2013?ann-edition=uk http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2013-12-01/top-selling-manga-in-japan-by-volume/2013 go back a bit more in 2011 it sold less in total series but both its volume sold more(again with only 2 volumes) http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2011-11-30/top-selling-manga-in-japan-by-volume/2011?ann-edition=uk In 2010 it only released one Volume but it still sold more than Bleach volume in the year by 100k and that was when bleach sold 800k not 500-600k nowadays If HxH didn't have the many hiatuses it has, it would be most likely the second biggest seller in Jump and not that far behind OP. Wasn't the conversation only about the magazine and how due to Bleach past contribution is way special than Reborn and Mago? In terms of the time Bleach stayed at top 3, it was from 2004 through 2010, 3rd place in the magazine. So 7 years. It can also be argued that it was already top 3 in 2003 and that it was still top 3 in 2011. So around 7-9 years. In terms of Togashi. In terms of the magazine he didn't! He was 4 years with Yu Yu Hakusho in 3rd place. Than he stayed around 2 years in 3rd place with HxH. To remember that the magazine earns more money than all series volumes sales together! In terms of sales, yep Togashi series always sold better than Bleach, with the exception of Level E, that still was close. About HxH being close to One Piece in sales. even before the many hiatuses One Piece was already far in front of HxH in sales. To Note that it was in 2002 that One Piece surpassed Slam Dunk for the best 1st print of all manga, reaching 2.55 Million copies in print in volume 24, and that grew until volume 27 that got a 2.63 Million copies in print. At that time HxH still had 2 to 3 volumes per year, around 30 chapters per year(from 48 at maximum), and an anime running(at that time the OVA). Its best volume got 1.6 Million copies in print, that in fact is the best performance of the series. Still 900k to 1 Million away from One Piece. Now that One Piece jumped from the 2.63 Million to the 3.8-4 Million 1st print, HxH certainly wouldn't be "not that far behind OP". To note that Yu Yu Hakusho was more popular than HxH, serialized without any significant hiatuses for 4 years, and only got to the 1.7 Million copies in print. Even if we believe that HxH could surpass that value, that it didn't, is hard to believe that it could have gone way past that value. bigivelfhq said: harkan said: Bleach was a top series but you forget the golden mine that is Togashi... He has contributed far more to Jump than Kubo Tite. which is why he can take all hiatuses in the world and Jump doesn't care. and if look at all times sales Bleach has 85-90m while HxH has 66m with 40 less volumes.... Last time HxH had two volumes http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2013-12-01/top-selling-manga-in-japan-by-series/2013?ann-edition=uk http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2013-12-01/top-selling-manga-in-japan-by-volume/2013 go back a bit more in 2011 it sold less in total series but both its volume sold more(again with only 2 volumes) http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2011-11-30/top-selling-manga-in-japan-by-volume/2011?ann-edition=uk In 2010 it only released one Volume but it still sold more than Bleach volume in the year by 100k and that was when bleach sold 800k not 500-600k nowadays If HxH didn't have the many hiatuses it has, it would be most likely the second biggest seller in Jump and not that far behind OP. Wasn't the conversation only about the magazine and how due to Bleach past contribution is way special than Reborn and Mago? In terms of the time Bleach stayed at top 3, it was from 2004 through 2010, 3rd place in the magazine. So 7 years. It can also be argued that it was already top 3 in 2003 and that it was still top 3 in 2011. So around 7-9 years. In terms of Togashi. In terms of the magazine he didn't! He was 4 years with Yu Yu Hakusho in 3rd place. Than he stayed around 2 years in 3rd place with HxH. To remember that the magazine earns more money than all series volumes sales together! In terms of sales, yep Togashi series always sold better than Bleach, with the exception of Level E, that still was close. About HxH being close to One Piece in sales. even before the many hiatuses One Piece was already far in front of HxH in sales. To Note that it was in 2002 that One Piece surpassed Slam Dunk for the best 1st print of all manga, reaching 2.55 Million copies in print in volume 24, and that grew until volume 27 that got a 2.63 Million copies in print. At that time HxH still had 2 to 3 volumes per year, around 30 chapters per year(from 48 at maximum), and an anime running(at that time the OVA). Its best volume got 1.6 Million copies in print, that in fact is the best performance of the series. Still 900k to 1 Million away from One Piece. Now that One Piece jumped from the 2.63 Million to the 3.8-4 Million 1st print, HxH certainly wouldn't be "not that far behind OP". To note that Yu Yu Hakusho was more popular than HxH, serialized without any significant hiatuses for 4 years, and only got to the 1.7 Million copies in print. Even if we believe that HxH could surpass that value, that it didn't, is hard to believe that it could have gone way past that value. if you read what my post you will know that i was answering that HxH sells more than Bleach. and about it selling not that far from OP i never said a actual number... not that far could be a million, half a million heck even 1.5 million behind... dunno why you are adding numbers to my phrase , how could you know what kind of numbers i meant by that... I know that reaching the 3m per volume OP is pretty much impossible but if it sells in the range of 1m-2m its close enough realistically it probably can't get any closer. , the closest series to OP in WSJ atm is Assassin Classroom with 1m. About reborn and NNM they do not have the same influence which is why they didn't last as long with bad rankings ... bleach bad rankings date back to late 2013 early 2014 |
harkanMay 27, 2016 2:50 AM
harkan said: bigivelfhq said: Wasn't the conversation only about the magazine and how due to Bleach past contribution is way special than Reborn and Mago? In terms of the time Bleach stayed at top 3, it was from 2004 through 2010, 3rd place in the magazine. So 7 years. It can also be argued that it was already top 3 in 2003 and that it was still top 3 in 2011. So around 7-9 years. In terms of Togashi. In terms of the magazine he didn't! He was 4 years with Yu Yu Hakusho in 3rd place. Than he stayed around 2 years in 3rd place with HxH. To remember that the magazine earns more money than all series volumes sales together! In terms of sales, yep Togashi series always sold better than Bleach, with the exception of Level E, that still was close. About HxH being close to One Piece in sales. even before the many hiatuses One Piece was already far in front of HxH in sales. To Note that it was in 2002 that One Piece surpassed Slam Dunk for the best 1st print of all manga, reaching 2.55 Million copies in print in volume 24, and that grew until volume 27 that got a 2.63 Million copies in print. At that time HxH still had 2 to 3 volumes per year, around 30 chapters per year(from 48 at maximum), and an anime running(at that time the OVA). Its best volume got 1.6 Million copies in print, that in fact is the best performance of the series. Still 900k to 1 Million away from One Piece. Now that One Piece jumped from the 2.63 Million to the 3.8-4 Million 1st print, HxH certainly wouldn't be "not that far behind OP". To note that Yu Yu Hakusho was more popular than HxH, serialized without any significant hiatuses for 4 years, and only got to the 1.7 Million copies in print. Even if we believe that HxH could surpass that value, that it didn't, is hard to believe that it could have gone way past that value. bigivelfhq said: Wasn't the conversation only about the magazine and how due to Bleach past contribution is way special than Reborn and Mago? In terms of the time Bleach stayed at top 3, it was from 2004 through 2010, 3rd place in the magazine. So 7 years. It can also be argued that it was already top 3 in 2003 and that it was still top 3 in 2011. So around 7-9 years. In terms of Togashi. In terms of the magazine he didn't! He was 4 years with Yu Yu Hakusho in 3rd place. Than he stayed around 2 years in 3rd place with HxH. To remember that the magazine earns more money than all series volumes sales together! In terms of sales, yep Togashi series always sold better than Bleach, with the exception of Level E, that still was close. About HxH being close to One Piece in sales. even before the many hiatuses One Piece was already far in front of HxH in sales. To Note that it was in 2002 that One Piece surpassed Slam Dunk for the best 1st print of all manga, reaching 2.55 Million copies in print in volume 24, and that grew until volume 27 that got a 2.63 Million copies in print. At that time HxH still had 2 to 3 volumes per year, around 30 chapters per year(from 48 at maximum), and an anime running(at that time the OVA). Its best volume got 1.6 Million copies in print, that in fact is the best performance of the series. Still 900k to 1 Million away from One Piece. Now that One Piece jumped from the 2.63 Million to the 3.8-4 Million 1st print, HxH certainly wouldn't be "not that far behind OP". To note that Yu Yu Hakusho was more popular than HxH, serialized without any significant hiatuses for 4 years, and only got to the 1.7 Million copies in print. Even if we believe that HxH could surpass that value, that it didn't, is hard to believe that it could have gone way past that value. if you read what my post you will know that i was answering that HxH sells more than Bleach. and about it selling not that far from OP i never said a actual number... not that far could be a million, half a million heck even 1.5 million behind... dunno why you are adding numbers to my phrase , how could you know what kind of numbers i meant by that... About reborn and NNM they do not have the same influence which is why they didn't last as long with bad rankings ... bleach bad rankings date back to late 2013 early 2014 The person and the statement you responded was not about volume sales though. So you basically talked of something off. Not only in terms that he wasn't talking of HxH, but also the fact that he wasn't talking of volume sales. It doesn't matter the number you said. If something sells more than 1.5 what you sell, it certainly you can't be "not that far" from it. Also a series reaching 1 Million is rare and means the series is mega popular, at a given point in time we have only around 1 to 4 series like that(counting everyone running at the moment). Some series selling like you plus a "mega popular" series certainly can't be considered "not that far". One Piece is basically far away from everything, even Attack on Titan that is the 2nd best selling, per volume, manga ever. HxH would have to get huge boosts. To Yu Yu Hakusho level(1.7 Million), Vagabond(1.8 Million), Crayon Shin-chan(1.9 Million), Detective Conan(2 Million), Kindaichi case files(2.14 Million), Dragon Ball Level(2.2 Million), Nana(2.3 Million), Slam Dunk(2.5 Million), Past One Piece(2.6 Million). And after all that, get another big boosts to Attack on Titan level(3 Million), Current One Piece(4 Million). A series with so many years and so mature(TV anime + manga + advertisement + merchandise, ...) like Hunter x Hunter getting such a boost is almost impossible. |
bigivelfhq said: harkan said: if you read what my post you will know that i was answering that HxH sells more than Bleach. and about it selling not that far from OP i never said a actual number... not that far could be a million, half a million heck even 1.5 million behind... dunno why you are adding numbers to my phrase , how could you know what kind of numbers i meant by that... About reborn and NNM they do not have the same influence which is why they didn't last as long with bad rankings ... bleach bad rankings date back to late 2013 early 2014 The person and the statement you responded was not about volume sales though. So you basically talked of something off. Not only in terms that he wasn't talking of HxH, but also the fact that he wasn't talking of volume sales. It doesn't matter the number you said. If something sells more than 1.5 what you sell, it certainly you can't be "not that far" from it. Also a series reaching 1 Million is rare and means the series is mega popular, at a given point in time we have only around 1 to 4 series like that(counting everyone running at the moment). Some series selling like you plus a "mega popular" series certainly can't be considered "not that far". One Piece is basically far away from everything, even Attack on Titan that is the 2nd best selling, per volume, manga ever. HxH would have to get huge boosts. To Yu Yu Hakusho level(1.7 Million), Vagabond(1.8 Million), Crayon Shin-chan(1.9 Million), Detective Conan(2 Million), Kindaichi case files(2.14 Million), Dragon Ball Level(2.2 Million), Nana(2.3 Million), Slam Dunk(2.5 Million), Past One Piece(2.6 Million). And after all that, get another big boosts to Attack on Titan level(3 Million), Current One Piece(4 Million). A series with so many years and so mature(TV anime + manga + advertisement + merchandise, ...) like Hunter x Hunter getting such a boost is almost impossible. I listed the best selling series in WSJ in recent years , he replied ambiguously probably mentioning that both NNM and reborn didn't sell as well bleach. The Hunter x hunter mention of mine was probably pointless because i probably misunderstood his comment and at the end i put in a off handed comment that you are seriously replying to with stuff that i already know ... (seriously i could edit that out if you want... already did now) this whole thing feels pretty pointless now that i noticed that i probably misunderstood his statement. at least the cover for JC volumes that go on sale next week are out |
harkanMay 27, 2016 3:41 AM
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