Tough to say, especially given the current promotion and how there's only so much farther to go in terms of volumes (we're on the verge of closing Vol 20 right now). Honestly, I wouldn't be shocked if the series ended before it fully peaked.
My bet is it'll reach at least 500k within a month with volume 17. 600-650k is also a possibility, but I want to keep track of the first two weeks first. I don't know if it can go any higher with the following volume or if it would get another boost from the movie and/or from the second season, my bet is that it won't, but it can definitely be stable until the end with how popular it got and assuming that it won't take much long before we reach the conclusion of the series.
I think that’s possible, though I want to wait until a new volume comes out to be completely sure. I’m confident it’s gonna do 500k in a month, but 600k? I’ll be surprised if it could pull off what HeroAca and Neverland couldn’t do so soon.
Honestly though, the hype after KNY's season finale compared to TPN's seems to be much bigger. TPN managed to gather a lot of hype during it's first episodes, but the episodes fell flat after that, only gathering attention once again once the second half started. KNY had an episode that was mentioned everywhere and widely lauded and the finale also trended and kept people screaming for more. Of course TPN still got a big boost from it's anime adaptation and it's still a pretty popular series, but as of now, KNY seems to be at least a bit bigger than TPN.
Just goes to show how unreliable something like twitter is to measure the popularity of something and I'm not talking about just manga but the entertainment industry overall.
I’m glad I’m not the only one that noticed that. I’m not sure which series is the biggest of the three at this point.
Its recent print numbers point to 705k per volume, which was probably in preparation for the finale of the Kimetsu anime. Volume 17 will be very interesting to track and I'm very excited to see how it does.
This is nothing new, Kimetsu has always had a strong twitter/social media following. I very well remember Kimetsu's twitter beating BC's follower count even before the Kimetsu anime was announced.
The closest thing I could think of was United States of Smash having HeroAca (or rather All Might) trend in Japan. I dunno if it did in the West, but it was certainly a big moment, from what I've seen. Still, I honestly won't be surprised if HeroAca trends worldwide this season.
And just three days ago it was at 481k, can't wait to see how the next volume will do
It depends on how passionate/talented the anime staff is with the source material. I feel like CSM will get picked up by Madhouse/MAPPA and JJK by studio bones. I havent read up on AA so its early to judge. You can get a boost with a bad adaptation but you get the idea.