Re: Jump SQ ( Shueisha)
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I'm not sure the editors at SQ are comparing sales with rivals but looking to their own bottom line. First week sales for volume 12 and 13 have declined by large margins. About 120,000 units of volume 11 shipped during it's first week of sales. Volume 12 shipped about 87,000 copies, a 25% decrease in units shipped. In it's first week of sales about 67,000 copies of volume 13 shipped, a decline of about 23% from volume 12. In a single calendar year first week sales have declined by 44%. That is in the course of three volumes. It would not be a stretch to think that Shueisha has taken notice and is very worried. The numbers remain respectable looking, the end may not be imminent but such a steep decline in such a short time indicates that something is very wrong.Tegami Bachi's tank sales is not low; it even sell most of Magazine and Sunday series. So, you don't have to worry about Tegami Bachi's cancellation, since Jump SQ isn't harsh as Shonen Jump.
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