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| @tsubasalover Oricon has issued a news post on Oricon Youtaiju detailing an error that they made with this week's sales. Yuri on Ice!!! Vol.1 actually sold 50,878 in week 1. Now I wish Oricon was more willing to admit to having made mistakes on weekly sales, because I know of two other occasions last year, where they've obviously made mistakes for multiple disc but never issued news posts or anything to admit it (only a reissue of the sales for one of those instances).    |
EjcJan 6, 2017 12:18 AM
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| @Ejc Fixed the numbers and ranking order on the first post, thank you. |
I ♥ Two Syaorans from Tsubasa RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE and TRC!!! |
| Wait what? YOI sold 50k? This is just wow. |
| 50K is amazing. Wow, wow, wow. I was happy enough with the 35K estimate but this is so much better. |
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| So when do we get the S2 announcement for YOI? |
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| LOL They sold MORE?! Wow it REALLY did well, congrats. |
| They should have announced that mistake in two step. "we're sorry, there was a massive mistake in YoI vol 1 DVD& BD sold numbers" All Y(a)oI haters : "We told you that was wrong, there was no way it would sold more than 10k!!!!" ".... it's actually 50k" All Y(a)oI haters : "WHYYYYYYYYYYY" Joke aside, I personally don't care about it being a success or being best seller, and simply deplores that once again, all the sales went to the same show rather than being more distributed. YoI would still have been a very good success with 20k, but those 30k difference if distributed among many other shows who didn't do great would have allowed many shows to have a hope for a second season for example. But once again, it's not. Just like with utapri, love live and the like, the way the sales for BD/DvD anime are so "imbalanced" really contributes to kill anything that isn't specifically catering to most anime otaku( male or female). Peoples complaining that adaptations from novel often leaves things right in the middle (or almost at the beginning, in some cases) needs to understand what creates that. No one wants to invest heavily in something that has 95% of chance to either flop or barely brings any profit. Better of going for something more secure, so it's always going to be the same ingredients that have at least a more secured minimum sale, even if it's not a big success. |
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| Great sales for YOI! Each sale takes us one step closer to the next level with, hopefully,a bigger budget. Looking forward to seeing the sales for certain volumes with certain episodes...we were born to make history! |
 Anime was the catalyst of my life's downward spiral. Joining MAL was the nail in my coffin.  Every day I keep screaming into the void, but god just tells me to shut up. |
| Now there will be no longer fujoshi bait, pure yaoi will take over the industry for the upcoming years. |
| That's the best bad news I've heard all week. |
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| yehey!! yoi!! more 'yaoi' anime to come!! |
| Whaaaaa 50k?! The Fujoshi are running the anime industry right now! Either that or a very hardcore skating fan. And it's just one week. Who the heck knows how much it will make in its final run. |
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Yaoi-Senpai said: DarklordVor said: And it's just one week. Only 3 days, the DVD/Blu-ray was out on 30th December 2016. This list is counted till 1st January 2017. Even crazier! Considering probably not everyone go to their local BD/DVD shop to buy it during new year holiday. |
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| I like to check this thread regularly just to see how many people lose their shit over YoI sales... XD |
| Those updated sales are just wow. Its a mega-hit! |
| There was a mistake? I wonder how much lower it wa— oh... |
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| I'm definitely following this topic just so I can see all these boys crying about YOI selling like crazy :D |
Roy_Mustang93 said: What a nightmare with Yaoi on Ice and all the fujoshi shows lately..., meanwhile, good shoujo anime like Chihayafuru and Akagami no Shiruyaki-Hime with crappy sales. I hope we are not entering in a fujobait-idol anime era. Well, the shoujo fans could try to buy the anime that appeals to them! |
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Jin_uzuki said: Shoujo fans buy the PRODUCT that appeals to them and that's shoujo MANGA. They don't buy anime discs, it's as simple as that. I would love it if they'd buy more anime discs but it's their choice, right? Roy_Mustang93 said: What a nightmare with Yaoi on Ice and all the fujoshi shows lately..., meanwhile, good shoujo anime like Chihayafuru and Akagami no Shiruyaki-Hime with crappy sales. I hope we are not entering in a fujobait-idol anime era. Well, the shoujo fans could try to buy the anime that appeals to them! This season the people who buy the most discs are buying Yuuri on Ice, Uta no Prince Sama, Touken Ranbu and Haikyuu. People buy discs because they want to buy it! It's really that simple! They may want the anime itself or the event ticket or a bonus novel or manga or figure but they buy it because they want to buy it. Those shows made themselves more appealing to disc buyers than anything else. Male otaku are spending their money on mobile games instead of anime discs. Just the way it is. Nothing worth getting angry or sad over. For what it's worth, poor sales or not they still make lots of shows for male otaku so just enjoy them and support them any way you can. Again... simple as that. |
DarklordVor said: Yaoi-Senpai said: Only 3 days, the DVD/Blu-ray was out on 30th December 2016. This list is counted till 1st January 2017. Even crazier! Considering probably not everyone go to their local BD/DVD shop to buy it during new year holiday. It's 6 days actually, as it did rank within the Oricon BD/DVD daily ranking of December 27th: http://katsu.ula.cc/test/read.cgi/piropiro320jp/1432224816/514 Some retailers sent out discs much earlier than usual (the usual is 1 day before release day) due to the New Year Holidays. |
EjcJan 6, 2017 8:51 PM
| The News Club: Quality News/Discussion (anime, CDs, manga, novels, games, seiyuu), & sales data (daily, weekly, mid-year, yearly). |
YoI, Love Live!, B-Project and Show by Rock all in the top 10... Sadly not surprised, but come on, can those of us who appreciate shows with good writing and something to say up our support game a tad? |
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| Boohoo my waifu moe shows didn't sell as well as Yuri!!! On Ice Keijo!!!!!!!!!! is a masterpiece I'm upset when anime are made that aren't genres I like How dare other anime be made 10 moe shows per season isn't enough Anime should only be about high school girls I have to show my disdain for anime I never watch even though I should just ignore them |
Ejc said: DarklordVor said: Even crazier! Considering probably not everyone go to their local BD/DVD shop to buy it during new year holiday. It's 6 days actually, as it did rank within the Oricon BD/DVD daily ranking of December 27th: http://katsu.ula.cc/test/read.cgi/piropiro320jp/1432224816/514 Some retailers sent out discs much earlier than usual (the usual is 1 day before release day) due to the New Year Holidays. Aren't those preorders though? Its not like people were walking in and buying copies on the 27th. (And preorders arent affected by days out obviously, as they just get dumped in the first week) I thought they were talking about a possible suppression of storefront, as thats pretty much the only thing affected by days released and YoI has an audience with storefront tendencies. (Also due to the fact that its release was the day before NYE) |
daggerswithrosesJan 7, 2017 5:24 AM
daggerswithroses said: Ejc said: It's 6 days actually, as it did rank within the Oricon BD/DVD daily ranking of December 27th: http://katsu.ula.cc/test/read.cgi/piropiro320jp/1432224816/514 Some retailers sent out discs much earlier than usual (the usual is 1 day before release day) due to the New Year Holidays. Aren't those preorders though? Its not like people were walking in and buying copies on the 27th. (And preorders arent affected by days out obviously, as they just get dumped in the first week) I thought they were talking about a possible suppression of storefront, as thats pretty much the only thing affected by days released and YoI has an audience with storefront tendencies. (Also due to the fact that its release was the day before NYE) You are right, that if this was a normal week, the sales would've been spread over 4 days instead of over 6 days. However, Anime disc sales are usually front loaded unless there are major stock issues. Within the first week, pre-release and release day (or storefront day) are the most important days, so it's really irrelevant how many days an anime disc was on sale within the first week. As I said, it only makes a big difference later on if there was major stock issues (see Girls und Panzer as one of the most recent examples) within the first week of sales. As for Yuri!!! on Ice, it was doing very well from the Animate online rankings, and doing well at Amazon JP, which means that we can reasonably say that the bulk of the first week sales was from pre-orders. |
| The News Club: Quality News/Discussion (anime, CDs, manga, novels, games, seiyuu), & sales data (daily, weekly, mid-year, yearly). |
| YUUUUUUUURIIII <33333333 50K IS JUST AMAZING! I'm so happy for them! Please have a second season I'm just dying to watch it T___T -still heavily invested with feels even though the show's already ended- (does anyone want to talk about feels with me... lets have a feels moment just you and me...) To everyone speaking as if its the dirt on your ceiling or something, I think you should give us a break! We don't trash talk your boobie girls anyway even when two girls smush them together! Thank you for the sweetest purest show about romance and finding your inner confidence at the toughest moments and about SUPPORTIVE COMPETITORS IMAGINE THAT and about love and joy and for making me feel so alive THANK YOU |
Ejc said: daggerswithroses said: Aren't those preorders though? Its not like people were walking in and buying copies on the 27th. (And preorders arent affected by days out obviously, as they just get dumped in the first week) I thought they were talking about a possible suppression of storefront, as thats pretty much the only thing affected by days released and YoI has an audience with storefront tendencies. (Also due to the fact that its release was the day before NYE) You are right, that if this was a normal week, the sales would've been spread over 4 days instead of over 6 days. However, Anime disc sales are usually front loaded unless there are major stock issues. Within the first week, pre-release and release day (or storefront day) are the most important days, so it's really irrelevant how many days an anime disc was on sale within the first week. As I said, it only makes a big difference later on if there was major stock issues (see Girls und Panzer as one of the most recent examples) within the first week of sales. As for Yuri!!! on Ice, it was doing very well from the Animate online rankings, and doing well at Amazon JP, which means that we can reasonably say that the bulk of the first week sales was from pre-orders. Well, yeah, generally days from release don't matter because storefront isn't a big percentage of sales. Though these last few weeks we've seen small bumps from Friday releases the next week, so I wouldn't say the idea is entirely without merit. ReZero comes to mind. Also I wouldn't dismiss Yuri on Ice's storefront entirely due to its historically very storefront friendly audience though. I just don't see why good online rankings necessarily precludes good storefront. |
daggerswithrosesJan 7, 2017 6:18 AM
Yaoi-Senpai said: Yes, really. I didn't buy YOI but I bought Pile's new CD and live BD. Both came out on the 28th. Mine shipped on the 23rd... 4 days early even if you count pre-release day. Most retailers were closed early for New Years holidays and most suppliers sent stuff out early as they didn't want to be working late in the week either.Ejc said: It's 6 days actually, as it did rank within the Oricon BD/DVD daily ranking of December 27th: http://katsu.ula.cc/test/read.cgi/piropiro320jp/1432224816/514 Some retailers sent out discs much earlier than usual (the usual is 1 day before release day) due to the New Year Holidays. Are you sure? A girl in Twitter say that she find 2 Japanese website, saying that YOI sold for 4 days, other one said 5. Anyway, let's count it as a week. |
hpulley said: Yaoi-Senpai said: Yes, really. I didn't buy YOI but I bought Pile's new CD and live BD. Both came out on the 28th. Mine shipped on the 23rd... 4 days early even if you count pre-release day. Most retailers were closed early for New Years holidays and most suppliers sent stuff out early as they didn't want to be working late in the week either.Are you sure? A girl in Twitter say that she find 2 Japanese website, saying that YOI sold for 4 days, other one said 5. Anyway, let's count it as a week. You're completely missing the point though. It doesn't matter how you divide up pre sales- whether you stretch them over days or just dump them on release day. How many "days it was out" while retailers were shipping preorders is completely irrelevant when talking about storefront. When talking about potentional storefront supression YoI volume 1 was on shelves for 4 days- two of which were major holidays so it wasn't even on shelves for a whole weekend. A better argument is over whether YoI actually has a visible storefront. It was mentioned before that because it had great presales, it would probably have poor storefront. I don't follow this logic, personally, but it's a theory anyway. On the other hand, women buy storefront pretty frequently, and YoI has a disc buying audience with a lot of women. |
daggerswithroses said: YOI definitely had a lot of storefront sales, especially at Animate. I tried to find announcements of days when Animate would be closed over the holidays but I couldn't actually find any. I think January 1st was actually the only official holiday in Japan during the sales period, though many businesses and people do take that whole week off, I'm not sure about Animate. Seems they had stuff going on the whole time:hpulley said: Yes, really. I didn't buy YOI but I bought Pile's new CD and live BD. Both came out on the 28th. Mine shipped on the 23rd... 4 days early even if you count pre-release day. Most retailers were closed early for New Years holidays and most suppliers sent stuff out early as they didn't want to be working late in the week either. You're completely missing the point though. It doesn't matter how you divide up pre sales- whether you stretch them over days or just dump them on release day. How many "days it was out" while retailers were shipping preorders is completely irrelevant when talking about storefront. When talking about potentional storefront supression YoI volume 1 was on shelves for 4 days- two of which were major holidays so it wasn't even on shelves for a whole weekend. A better argument is over whether YoI actually has a visible storefront. It was mentioned before that because it had great presales, it would probably have poor storefront. I don't follow this logic, personally, but it's a theory anyway. On the other hand, women buy storefront pretty frequently, and YoI has a disc buying audience with a lot of women. |
hpulleyJan 7, 2017 1:26 PM
hpulley said: daggerswithroses said: YOI definitely had a lot of storefront sales, especially at Animate. I tried to find announcements of days when Animate would be closed over the holidays but I couldn't actually find any. I think January 1st was actually the only official holiday in Japan during the sales period, though many businesses and people do take that whole week off, I'm not sure about Animate. Seems they had stuff going on the whole time:You're completely missing the point though. It doesn't matter how you divide up pre sales- whether you stretch them over days or just dump them on release day. How many "days it was out" while retailers were shipping preorders is completely irrelevant when talking about storefront. When talking about potentional storefront supression YoI volume 1 was on shelves for 4 days- two of which were major holidays so it wasn't even on shelves for a whole weekend. A better argument is over whether YoI actually has a visible storefront. It was mentioned before that because it had great presales, it would probably have poor storefront. I don't follow this logic, personally, but it's a theory anyway. On the other hand, women buy storefront pretty frequently, and YoI has a disc buying audience with a lot of women. Yeah, I'm not confident at all of the effect of the holiday on storefront. It's interesting to think about though and I do think there is potentional for supression. It's not every day you get a storefront friendly megahit release over New Years weekend! Or an Oricon notice of change! We'll see week two soon enough anyway. |
| YOI on top with 50k? Well, I'll just prepare for the upcoming inflation on the amount of yaoi being made each season. |
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| I wish I could support both Hibike! Euphonium and Flip Flappers, but I had to go with Hibike! Euphonium. I dont have the funds to do both. |
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