I'm pretty sure it reached 750k sales at some point in the last 2-3 years. If anyone's got the charts, go ahead.
I don't see why they should do it ....
I'd say it isn't needed. MHA is already a consolidated pillar.
If you mean yearly sales, it peaked at over 831,000 copies with volume 21 last year.
Not really disputing that. But Nakano has not made it a secret he wants another 1M seller in the current lineup. KnY is such an unprecedented anomaly in Jump's long history of producing manga, plus it's not really "sustainable". So he definitely wants another 1M seller in the magazine, that much is clear. MHA is a good bet as any.
What more could they do lol? It's already gotten 4 seasons plus a 5th one confirmed, along with 2 movies and multiple Spinoffs and LNs, Jump doesn't need to worry about making MHA a 1m seller since its already passed its peak, if any of the newbies can get a decent sized fanbase those are the series they need to promote/PUSH in the next few years considering they're potentially losing 3 pillars this year
I think they should push it more since some of their bigger names (KNY, TPN and HQ) are all supposed to end soon, but not necessarily to make it bigger, but to make it more stable. They should also push stuff like CSM, JJK, AA and Stone, which are series that have growth potential.
Wouldn't that go to DBS? The Broly movie also did better than the MHA movie in the US too, no?
Million sellers aren't easy to come by in this day and age, even with alot of promoting/PUSH there's no guarantee that itll happen. Keep in mind Jump has had alot of hits this past decade but only 3 series we're able to sell 1m copies in a year, (KnY, AssClass, HQ)
Don’t think it’s necessary. MHA is already a stable franchise in Jump and has hit its ceiling in sales. Nothing wrong about where it is now, but Nak should start promoting future pillars like JJK and Chainsaw since those have potential to become 1 million sellers or even 800k.
See here, that's the funny thing about the whole series' sales. That's why I said MHA is kind of an odd duck in this regard.
Yeah, I think this is pretty much what I was really trying to say. It could definitely use one LAST push to see where its ceiling really is.
It has the LCP and a CP this issue so it's still unranked
Soooo, it's safe to say it has never fallen in the bottom?
And why ?
You don't think it already hit it's "real" ceiling?
OP was already as stable a franchise as it gets pre-Strong World like MHA is doing now, only difference is it already was a million seller then. And for some reason, Jump really pushed hard on that campaign. My question is, what was the aim for pushing that movie so hard then, really? Were they aiming for the massive boost in manga sales or were they doing it solely for the movie?
