Re: Weekly Oricon Comic Rankings
Volume 6 was the best selling volume of 2013, released in January, selling 941,090 copies as of November 17, 2013. Volume 11 has sold 904,863 since March. You're arguing a sales boost based on a volume available for three months that has not yet reached the sales totals of last years best seller. Meaning Gin no Saji received a hypothetical sales boost, based on projected sales, but not actually surpassing the sales of the previous bestseller during it's chart life. How does a sales increase that hasn't happened yet, and might not even be significant, prove your argument that a live movie could boost Shingeki by about a million copies per volume.
Volume 6 was the best selling volume of 2013, released in January, selling 941,090 copies as of November 17, 2013. Volume 11 has sold 904,863 since March. You're arguing a sales boost based on a volume available for three months that has not yet reached the sales totals of last years best seller. Meaning Gin no Saji received a hypothetical sales boost, based on projected sales, but not actually surpassing the sales of the previous bestseller during it's chart life. How does a sales increase that hasn't happened yet, and might not even be significant, prove your argument that a live movie could boost Shingeki by about a million copies per volume.
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. your argument is solid and i agree. i just don't think that neither him nor anybody else compared the two. OP is declining on its own ( slightly ) same as Naruto. while AoT is rising. will it ever reach OP level ? who knows. but having an overall sales that surpasses it is awesome