That isn't really a good metric though. For example, TPN's BD sales were bad and yet it got a second season right off the bat. MHA's BD sales have also been constantly bad.
Partially my bad. I had accidentally posted my reply asking about only BD sales, but then I also begna to wonder if the anime boosted the manga sales as well, so I edited that in. I also completely forgot that Xebec as a studio went under - that might have played a factor as well.
I think BD sales are a better metric for ecchi series in particular because one of the main reasons to buy them is to see all the ecchi uncensored, as with tankobon releases as compared to magazine versions of ecchi manga.
Excited on how big the first week is on Oricon. Also, OPM is higher than MHA again... maybe they also underprinted? My guess though:
Ehh i wouldn't really compare Yuuna with these two series, like Koni said, BD sales are much more important for a ecchi anime than these two that have a whole more mainstream appeal and potential for merchandising and licenses
Fair argument.
Don't think it's underprinting, we'd probably heard of it if that were the case. Also, I think MHA might do just under 300k and KNY might go as high as 800k.
I expected the reason he find act-age "lacking" was due to the main character not being a cute boy.
Yeah...it's as if she's like a ghost or something....
That's true. I did some cover digging for some ecchi/romcoms in Jump in terms of cover count. I went for I"s, Ichigo 100% and To Love Ru.
Last time MHA had a 5-day first week was Vol. 18 and Vol. 19... Volume 18 did 298k and Volume 19 did 313k, so I'm thinking it should do within that range... KNY is harder to predict though, I went conservative but yeah, could go as high as 800k...
Does this mean it just sold 1M copies in... 8 days?
It probably hasn't completely ran out of stock, it's just out in a lot of stores.
Not necessarily, like Ryuusei said, we don't always have the full picture of every existing store in Japan. It probably will cross the 1m in 2 or 3 weeks.
TPN went from comparable to MHA's peak in Volume 14 (June) to barely crossing 500K for 16 (October).
I wish we have a separate thread to discuss manga in this list.I didn't find anything about the full ranking of Kono Manga ga Sugoi so here they are:
The top 20 on its list of manga for male readers are:
1. SPY×FAMILY by Tatsuya Endō
2. Robo Sapiens Zenshi by Toranosuke Shimada
3. Boku no Kokoro no Yabai Yatsu by Norio Sakurai
4. Chainsaw Man by Tatsuki Fujimoto
5. Mizu wa Umi ni Mukatte Nagareru by Rettō Tajima
6. Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba by Koyoharu Gotouge
7. Ōsama Ranking by Sōsuke Tōka
7. Skip to Loafer by Misaki Takamatsu
9. Panda Tanteisha by Pump Sawae
10. Yūgai Muzai Gangu by Ura Shino
11. Isekai Ojisan by Hotondoshindeiru
12. The Ride-On King by Yasushi Baba
13. Jijō o Shiranai Tenkōsei ga Guigui Kuru by Taku Kuwamura
14. The Fable by Katsuhisa Minami
14. The Blue Period. by Tsubasa Yamaguchi
16. My Dress-Up Darling by Shinichi Fukuda
17. Sweat and Soap by Kintetsu Yamada
17. Dr. Stone by Riichirou Inagaki and Boichi
17. Heterogenia Linguistico ~Ishuzoku Gengogaku Nyūmon~ by Soruto Seno
20. Kawaisō ni ne, Genki-kun by Umi Komiya
The top 20 on its list of manga for female readers are:
1. Sayonara Mini Skirt by Aoi Makino
2. Muchū sa, Kimi ni by Yama Wayama
3. Ashita Shinu ni wa, by Sumako Kari
4. Do not say mystery by Yumi Tamura
5. Shinzō by Akiko Okuda
6. Poe no Ichizoku Unicorn by Moto Hagio
7. Tedare Monra by Shizuka Nakano
8. Hadaka Ikkan! Tsuzui-san by Tsuzui
8. Yuria Sensei no Akai Ito by Kiwa Irie
10. Ikoku Nikki by Tomoko Yamashita
11. Nagi no Oitoma by Misato Konari
12. Daru-chan by Remon Haruna
13. Atarashii Jōshi wa Do Tennen by Dan Ichikawa
13. One Room Angel by Harada
15. Hananoi-kun to Koi no Yamai by Megumi Morino
16. Cool Doji Danshi by Kokone Nata
17. Tsubaki-chō Lonely Planet by Mika Yamamori
18. Kageki Shōjo! by Kumiko Saiki
18. Namida Nikomi Ai Tsurasa Mashimashi by Nikumanko
18. Mejirobana no Saku by Asumiko Nakamura
The top 20 on its list of manga magazines include:
1. Shonen Jump+ published by Shueisha
2. Weekly Shonen Jump published by Shueisha
3. Ribon by Shueisha
4. Monthly Flowers published by Shogakukan
5. Ohta Web Comic published by Ohta Publishing Co.
6. Afternoon published by Kodansha
7. Weekly Young Magazine published by Kodansha
8. Monthly Comic Beam published by Kadokawa
9. Weekly Young Jump published by Shueisha
10. Morning published by Kodansha
11. Bessatsu Shōnen Magazine published by Kodansha
12. Monthly Morning two published by Kodansha
13. Manga Cross published by Akita Shoten
14. Kiss published by Kodansha
15. Harta published by Kadokawa
16. Big Comic Spirits published by Shogakukan
17. Big Comic Superior published by Shogakukan
18. ComicWalker published by Kadokawa
18. Monthly Shonen Sirius published by Kodansha
20. Hana to Yume published by Hakusensha
Kono Manga ga Sugoi! Editors Unveil 2020 Rankings
SPYxFAMILY tops male reader list, Sayonara Mini Skirt tops female reader listwww.animenewsnetwork.com
