67 Yuragisou no Yuuna-san 679,228
54 Golden Kamuy 828,351
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I tracked it on shosekiranking. Neverlands backlog has been there from the start so the sales are gone keep growing.
A bit lower than what I was expecting, but still decent (right?). Hopefully the anime will give it a boost for next year. I know it's still quite a ways off, but I'd like to see Yuuna begin closing the gap between it and To Love Ru more
Next year it will be Hoishin Engi year.
, then Viz will make do a reprint, then i will be happy.
Well, my list goes to much lower positions so it wasn't much of a problem.
It is crazy.
Great numbers for such a new series and for the kind of series it is and it's already getting an anime, things are looking good for Yuuna overall.
I feel the same, I'm also excited for their inevitable upcoming anime.TPN/Kimetsu are going to big if their animes are done right. I'm really excited tbh for their animes.
It depends how good the anime will be, hopefully it gets a decent adaptation like Ushio to Tora and not a messy 1 cour abomination. It might also take off regardless since it's a fujo powerhouse series or something like that? Eyeshield can get a remake, but maybe 10 years from now :P .
Get 100,000 people interest in the anime
100,000 * 23 = 2.3 million
easy top 15
then gimme a game on the switch
and then and then Eyeshield21 remake. Let me dream.
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Luck is a factor, but it's not the only key to its success.
We had this discussion and even though I'm excited, I am nervous about Pierrot/Toei getting it and messing it up. You know my take on the matter, it needs a talented/passionate staff + 2 cour start. Although I won't be too upset if it was 1 cour but with a good staff.I feel like they'll do Neverland justice because they must know it requires a lot of attention and it simply can't be quickly thrown together by whoever, so I'm not that worried about how the anime will go for it. I have faith they won't leave it in the hands of some hacks.
I am becoming increasingly worried for Kimetsu no Yaiba though, I fear it might get the 50 episode Twin Star Exorcist/Black Clover treatment from Pierrot which is basically a death sentence and kills off any chances of the adaptation being any good. Maybe it's safe from this treatment though since Kimetsu is pretty brutal and violent especially with how demons get disposed of, so they can't really air such a series on a daytime block on TV unless they censor the shit out of it. Even if it doesn't get this treatment, it's in danger of getting adapted from Pierrot anyway and Toei are a lurking danger that hopefully stay far far away from KnY since they are quite frankly even worse than Pierrot. If Pierrot do end up getting it and the anime only has like 2 cours, then it has chances of not being a complete tragedy. If Kimetsu ends up having a 4 cour continuous adaptation or something longer the anime will be doomed. Best case scenario is if a good/decent studio pick it up, respect the art style and give it a 1 or 2 cour adaptation depending in how much of a hurry Shueisha are, #pray for BONES, WIT, Production I.G and even Sunrise are a good candidate since they will be freeing up of Gintama and maybe they want to continue their trend of adapting WSJ stuff, just in general pray for anyone else besides Toei and Pierrot (and A1, but they haven't touched anything from WSJ yet, thankfully).
So many things can go wrong, damn it
Yeah, we need to prepare ourselves for the worst case scenario in advance, so the suffering won't be that bad if the worst happens, which hopefully doesn't happen(have mercy random luck factor).
I've never read the series since the genre isn't really my thing, but I still find myself hoping for this one to be a success solely because how different it is from the majority of what's out there right now.
That's good to hear that it didn't cause much of a problem. Out of curiosity, how far down did you end up taking your list?
Thank goodness, that's refreshing to hear. Hopefully the adaptation will be good so the sales can improve
I think Ame Talk had a big part on that boost. And since the series is more "dark", when the anime starts, the sales can reach the Haikyuu level!!.
Well, being different does not necessarily mean being good, but if by being different and making success it can influence the market to look for new series with atypical concepts, then it will be a good thing.
Ame Talk definitely helped a lot, word of mouth also helped and probably so did the shoutouts from Oda and Osamu Akimoto. A lot of things went well for the manga. A good anime can definitely take it to a whole new level though. It seriously has potential to be one of the next shounen series to blow up.
I think your missing a few big aspect on whether a TPN anime is done "good " it doesn't completely matter on the studio, though personally that only matter .001% if the anime is good or not to me, is how well the story is able to translate over well to a movement based medium. To continue on this train of thought would anime only watchers find the series interesting and actually bother watching, I read the first few chapters of the manga and found it kind of a boring read so would others find the anime that way if they don't read the manga. There's also the possibility it may only receive its anime after it finishes publication, it's a low chance but it's there none the less, as it be a way to milk the series twice once during it's initial run the next during the anime release or like I've been saying that they could do a series of movies.It is crazy.
Great numbers for such a new series and for the kind of series it is and it's already getting an anime, things are looking good for Yuuna overall.
I feel the same, I'm also excited for their inevitable upcoming anime.
I'm really worried they'll fuck up the adaptations, I wish luck wasn't such an important factor when it comes to the fate of anime adaptations.
I feel like they'll do Neverland justice because they must know it requires a lot of attention and it simply can't be quickly thrown together by whoever, so I'm not that worried about how the anime will go for it. I have faith they won't leave it in the hands of some hacks.
I am becoming increasingly worried for Kimetsu no Yaiba though, I fear it might get the 50 episode Twin Star Exorcist/Black Clover treatment from Pierrot which is basically a death sentence and kills off any chances of the adaptation being any good. Maybe it's safe from this treatment though since Kimetsu is pretty brutal and violent especially with how demons get disposed of, so they can't really air such a series on a daytime block on TV unless they censor the shit out of it. Even if it doesn't get this treatment, it's in danger of getting adapted from Pierrot anyway and Toei are a lurking danger that hopefully stay far far away from KnY since they are quite frankly even worse than Pierrot. If Pierrot do end up getting it and the anime only has like 2 cours, then it has chances of not being a complete tragedy. If Kimetsu ends up having a 4 cour continuous adaptation or something longer the anime will be doomed. Best case scenario is if a good/decent studio pick it up, respect the art style and give it a 1 or 2 cour adaptation depending in how much of a hurry Shueisha are, #pray for BONES, WIT, Production I.G and even Sunrise are a good candidate since they will be freeing up of Gintama and maybe they want to continue their trend of adapting WSJ stuff, just in general pray for anyone else besides Toei and Pierrot (and A1, but they haven't touched anything from WSJ yet, thankfully).
So many things can go wrong, damn it
It depends how good the anime will be, hopefully it gets a decent adaptation like Ushio to Tora and not a messy 1 cour abomination. It might also take off regardless since it's a fujo powerhouse series or something like that? Eyeshield can get a remake, but maybe 10 years from now :P .
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Luck is a factor, but it's not the only key to its success.
Oh I definitely agree. From the stuff I've read about it online, it seems like it does a pretty good job keeping things suspenseful and interesting for the most part. I do hope this encourages people to to check out some more atypical series. Either way, its sales volume is insanely impressive for being so new and having no anime adaptation.
It goes down to 300.