Kowloon's color page is great. Really gotta catch up to that.
Nice to see Kubo-san finally reach 150,000 copies. Adding to the fact that backlogs are showing up for the series means that it and 100 Kanojo may very well be some of the first true successes the magazine has had in years. As a fan of them both, I'm really happy to see them both doing well. I didn't think Kubo would get a backlog boostsince it came in at 18th in Tsugimanga, but here we are!
YJ #43 LCP: Kubo-san wa Boku (Mobu) wo Yurusanai. C: Snack Basue, "Kami no Caveira" (oneshot) by Shiori Amase (ALL OUT!!, Koko wa Ima kara Rinri desu) HANDS final chapter (26th)
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Shoseki Ranking 9/11
• 215 - GANTZ:E #1 • 338 - Oshi no Ko #1 • 448 - 100 Kanojo #1
I’m sorry, but again, it’s so nice to see Kubo, Kowloon, and 100 Kanojo all performing so well. Young Jump went from having virtually nothing to 5 promising series/hits within a year.
Special project of Kingdom titled "Old General Festival" to commemorate the release of volume 59 and the Respect for the Aged Day in Japan (September 21).
Lowkey a bit surprised to see Kubo still beating 100k, thought it would surely overtake it with that tsugi boost it was getting. Either way, good numbers for both of them, and nice on the 250k.
A tiny bit of a bump, but the real test will be how it holds up over the next few days. Based on the promotions WYJ is still giving for the series, it seems like it still has some more life to it.
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