I'm not sure what you mean ? According to Shoseki, KnY did at least 664,000 this week. It had already reached 600k in a month in July. Of course, since Shoseki tends to overestimate manga that are currently receiving a boost, it might do less in the Oricon data.
TPN is at 16M. Will take a weeee bit longer to surpass it in total sales. Though TPN has just two volumes left most likely while KNY has at least five I speculate, so who knows?
It's depends really. As far as i know TpN sells 400k in full week(vol 15 I guest?), How many days this batch first week again?
BC just gonna celebrate every 500k copies now.
It says 20 million votes.also
what is this referring to? because, if it views that is already 22M
It will be neck and neck at least, but right now, my bet is that KNY will sell more.
The decade only ends when 2020 ends.
Now to wait to the new MHA and Dr.Stone openings, the last openings of this decade. I think the first opening of this decade was Toriko.
Volume 15 sold around 200k for the first week and another 200k for the second one. It had a 3 day first week too.
That TOC really emphasis how insanely over-packed Jump was at the start of the decade. That's a good 15 or so manga which are considered established all running at once, none of which besides Psyren would end until 2012. Honestly, it's a miracle it didn't implode beforehand.
For the notice, Sket Dance and Beelzebub had CPs.
No, volume sales
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I speak of volume sales
Could you clarify for me what I should know? I read it a little bit before losing interest. Anything else I should do?
So the volume 17 of Kimetsu will surpass the 16 of Neverland ?
It's a real possibility. Only the actual rankings can show us.
It must be said that, before leaving the top 50, Neverland is reaching 575k copies. Kimetsu instead continues to sell, but the volume 16 even after three months still has to reach that figure.
In my opinion (also probably gonna be controversial), its the difference in quality. BC didn't stand out at all. Kimetsu did.
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Tbt when some people compared AC to Dr. Stone to justify Dr. Stone's poor sales not knowing how huge AC was.
Nothing controversial about it. KNY's adaptation was better in every way compared to BC. Season 2 as a movie should be even better.
The anime or the studio has nothing to do with it.
I mean, look at Shoseki's daily from the 30th. All KNY volumes are the top sellers of the day. The next volume is being released with a lot of hype around it so I wouldn't doubt KNY making it happen. Volume 16 will cross 575k this week and might even manage to get close to 600k. Also, volume 16 was released a whole month before episode 19, which gave the series an even bigger boost. Obviously, TPN might sell more, but I'm still betting on KNY for now at least.
KNY's anime adaptation was miles better, it's just the truth. BC took like 60+ episodes to get an episode that was well produced and a lot of people hyped it, even Crunchyroll was raving about it, but the episode had a mixed reaction. Now, even when the anime gets a really well produced episode (and it has had quite a few recently), only fans and sakuga enthusiasts care.