What do you think the word shonen translates to?
Yozakura holding pretty nicely from where it was before. Roboco not doing too bad, but I'm really fearing Magu-chan stock issues are starting to cripple its numbers. Magu-chan on Amazon says that it'll ship within 1 to 2 days, whereas Roboco/Dolphin/Yozakura all still say In Stock.
Yozakura going back up 10 SPOTS? Lets fucking go Yozafam... First week ends with ranks
If anything, I'd say Yozakura is doing noticeably better than before, especially since with each subsequent volume that's been released, there's been more Kimetsu and now Jujutsu backlog volumes hogging up the top 100 spots, making it harder for newbies to rank passably.
My guesstimations for weekly sales
Well I tend to consider Shonen stuff as adolescent manga since calling Chainsaw Man a kids manga feels wrong to me.
Well while Jump has always had those occasionally series like Hunter x Hunter, Death Note and Chainsaw Man to name a few which seemed aimed at an older demographic (and often for the type who grew up reading WSJ) I'd say the vast majority of series fit pretty firmly for the ages of 10-16, often even a little younger.
Most shonen aren’t aimed at little kids though mainly preteens and teenagers. This also depends on the magazine as most shonen jump series are aimed at preteens and younger teens with exceptions like death note and CSM. While most manga in weekly shonen magazine is clearly aimed at older teens (people around my age).
Gege is the only one I know of for sure.
Agreed that labels aren’t important especially regarding demographics (especially since demographics cover a wide range of genres) just trying to lessen the confusion on certain topics as there is a lot of misconceptions about shonen anime/manga.
Yozakura-san Chi no Daisakusen #05: 19,123
So probably between 7k-9k for both Roboco and Magu, and 6k-8k for Dolphin.