...in the past 60 days, according to a data analytics firm. Seems legit, I guess, though it's kind of hard to believe, considering HeroAca is in it's off-season, and Avatar got a popularity boost thanks to Netflix.
Heres the answer - anime. The drop here not because of plot but because of long time without anime. This all just shows how good HQ plot is. Mha pretty much has continual anime just broken into seasons but here goes the drop.How do you explain Haikyu!!'s steady decline, then? The material between Volume 27 and 40 is highly regarded by fans (in fact, one of the matches that happens during this stretch was voted the best match in a magazine poll). Also, the anime which covered the material from the start of this decline actually renewed interest in the manga!
When Japan do superhero genre better than its own homeland
Nope.
Theyre using fan ratings though...so probably none of what you said matters.
You mean first arc after time-skip? Which came after crazy Strong world\Marineford boost? Of course it would sell like crazy. About Gintama: final arc considerated good by its own fandom which as one can guess cant be completely unbiased. Its understandable but I prefer to tell what I considerate bitter truth instead of sweet lie.
The boost started during marine Ford.
One Piece 63 was released in August, 2011 though. There was no One Piece volume released in July, 2012 too. Unless you're seeing volume 63's English release lol.
Volume 57, which was the first volume that was released after Strong World then sales kept increasing until they peaked with later volumes.
Yes, One Piece's sales have been showing a considerable decrease over the past few volumes, since around volume 90 (volume 91 showed some sort of recovery but sales started decreasing again after that). Last 5 volumes before Strong World and last 5 volumes (you can see volume 56 already showed a glimpse of a boost).
Thanks.
Are you asking why 52-55 has a higher total sales recorded (over 300+ days) when compared to the newer OP volumes (which are all less than 200 days)?
Jump has a preference for releasing volumes on the 4th day of every month so the day of the week may vary everytime, therefore making the number of days in the first week vary as well. Sometimes they release volumes on the 2nd and 3rd day, but it rarely goes beyond the 4th day.
No, I am asking why for the total sales for 52-55 the number the days is in the 300s-400s and for the newer ones (92,93..)its in the 100s.
Because volumes 52-55 showed up at the sales chart after that period of time. Sometimes volumes drop of the charts and come back again, be it weekly or yearly (or they remain constant, if you look at Kimetsu no Yaiba's data, a bunch of volumes have more than 1000 days because they have been constantly charting). Everything beyong data is uknown sales for that volume. (Also I fixed the amount of days and sales for volumes 92, 93 and 95, I thought I had updated them before).
Ayakashi triangle ?
Good to know it’s not just this thread getting annoyed by the amount of gag manga coming out on jump.
