NY Times Manga Best Seller List for Jul 10 - 16
*1. One Punch-Man Vol.1
*2. One Punch-Man Vol.7
*3. Tokyo Ghoul Vol.1
*4. Orange The Complete Collection Vol.2
*5. Bleach Vol.67
*6. Orange The Complete Collection Vol.1
*7. Haikyuu!! Vol.1
*8. Tokyo Ghoul Vol.7
*9. Ansatsu Kyoushitsu Vol.10
10. Tokyo Ghoul Vol.2
Source: NY Times Manga Best Seller List
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Jul 24, 2016 1:13 PM by metsujin
Lmfao go to other anime sites the idea of buying manga is ridiculed. Dont post nonsense like manga is niche when a ton of sites that host manga illegaly gain immense traffic.
Who gives a shit? the idea of buying anything is ridiculed in the internet. We are talking about manga sales in the united states, the manga sites get a lot of traffic so what. So does every entertainment outlet in the internet.
From the beginning, the sales of manga in US weren't big, before the concept of piracy was even popular. Like everything visual mediums are more popular than books in US.
Music is probably the most pirated thing on the internet, yet the music industry is insanely profitable in the US. Pirating doesn't affect as big as you are making out to be for a niche hobby, and when it does it has no direct relevance to diversity. Because if anything the popular stuff get pirated more than obscure things.
Nothing worse than someone trying to act like he knows it all based on nothing, when he is the most clueless person in any news thread. Give that shtick a rest.
I can tell you why music is profitable and it has nothing to do with CD sales. You need to practice what you preach. "Nothing worse than someone trying to act like he knows it all based on nothing"
I would rebuttal what you had to say but you said nothing but childish insults and clearly not understanding the American market.
Jul 24, 2016 11:38 AM by moodie
This makes zero sense in so many ways. Following your logic there is no diversity in any American media outlet like games, movies, and music.
Manga is just more niche than anime. Pirating is irrelevant because it's not exclusive to manga.
Who gives a shit? the idea of buying anything is ridiculed in the internet. We are talking about manga sales in the united states, the manga sites get a lot of traffic so what. So does every entertainment outlet in the internet.
From the beginning, the sales of manga in US weren't big, before the concept of piracy was even popular. Like everything visual mediums are more popular than books in US.
Music is probably the most pirated thing on the internet, yet the music industry is insanely profitable in the US. Pirating doesn't affect as big as you are making out to be for a niche hobby, and when it does it has no direct relevance to diversity. Because if anything the popular stuff get pirated more than obscure things.
Nothing worse than someone trying to act like he knows it all based on nothing, when he is the most clueless person in any news thread. Give that shtick a rest.
Jul 24, 2016 11:16 AM by tsudecimo
Lol its not about demand. America has a big culture of pirating and using illegal sites. No one really wants to pay for manga, specially those who are really invested in diverse manga.
This makes zero sense in so many ways. Following your logic there is no diversity in any American media outlet like games, movies, and music.
Manga is just more niche than anime. Pirating is irrelevant because it's not exclusive to manga.
Jul 24, 2016 10:57 AM by moodie
The demand for manga in the US isn't high though, and that's why only the extremely popular series dominate the list.
This makes zero sense in so many ways. Following your logic there is no diversity in any American media outlet like games, movies, and music.
Manga is just more niche than anime. Pirating is irrelevant because it's not exclusive to manga.
Jul 24, 2016 10:53 AM by tsudecimo
You guys both described how I feel every time I look at the NY Times best seller list. TG & OPM aren't bad, but there are so many good manga out there that never gets to be on these lists. Seeing Orange, Ancient Magus Bride and/or Princess Jellyfish on the list from time to time gives me some hope, though.
The demand for manga in the US isn't high though, and that's why only the extremely popular series dominate the list.
Jul 24, 2016 10:48 AM by moodie
America is way too top heavy. Naruto dominated, SnK dominated and now TG & OPM are dominating. Mid level hits rarely get their chance to shine.
You guys both described how I feel every time I look at the NY Times best seller list. TG & OPM aren't bad, but there are so many good manga out there that never gets to be on these lists. Seeing Orange, Ancient Magus Bride and/or Princess Jellyfish on the list from time to time gives me some hope, though.
The demand for manga in the US isn't high though, and that's why only the extremely popular series dominate the list.
Jul 24, 2016 8:29 AM by keragamming
Jul 23, 2016 5:16 PM by Ahoy_NATO
Sad times it is, though does the UK and Europe in general do better? I know a certain few titles that are better localized there
Jul 23, 2016 3:29 PM by Kyoukek
It highly possible ReZero will be #1 next week, it's been in the top 300 books on Amazon since it released, that's better than than TG and OPM volumes. I don't know if the NY Times count amazon sales though....
And the release date for the manga version is next week.
It's not always true. Actually NGNL's Volume 4 (LN) was #1 when it came out.
Jul 23, 2016 3:17 PM by Xenocrisi
America is way too top heavy. Naruto dominated, SnK dominated and now TG & OPM are dominating. Mid level hits rarely get their chance to shine.
You guys both described how I feel every time I look at the NY Times best seller list. TG & OPM aren't bad, but there are so many good manga out there that never gets to be on these lists. Seeing Orange, Ancient Magus Bride and/or Princess Jellyfish on the list from time to time gives me some hope, though.
Jul 23, 2016 2:07 PM by NanoZero
well it's a good anime from what i've heard but i just don't get the feeling it will be top next week.Let's just hope i'm wrong
It highly possible ReZero will be #1 next week, it's been in the top 300 books on Amazon since it released, that's better than than TG and OPM volumes. I don't know if the NY Times count amazon sales though....
Jul 23, 2016 10:10 AM by chrisbj
well it's a good anime from what i've heard but i just don't get the feeling it will be top next week.Let's just hope i'm wrong
Jul 23, 2016 5:24 AM by ultravigo
Why would you? It is very popular in the Western
Jul 23, 2016 5:20 AM by Xenocrisi
Inb4 Re:Zero is #1 next week
i'll be surprised really
Jul 23, 2016 5:17 AM by ultravigo
Jul 23, 2016 5:11 AM by Xenocrisi
Jul 23, 2016 3:46 AM by removed-user
Jul 23, 2016 3:31 AM by Rinthecupcake
Bleach last volumes are selling. Well, I wish it gets a decent adaptation soon.
but there's nothing remotely decent left to adapt
Jul 23, 2016 3:24 AM by toblynaruto
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