Well since HxH is on hiatus, I say why not.
Naruto would definately be number 1.Just for my own amusement, how would you rank series according to strongest fujoshi fanbase?
I don't think Raku has a spiky hair like Oga and male lead in Pajama (darn, I forgot his name).
Medaka Box is a blonde girl short of following the same formula. Does it count that the male lead is a spikey haired blonde?
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Not too far off, but Medaka Box doesn't really have a secondary female lead.
I base mine off of fanart and doujinshi...but yours is probably more accurate. xDNaruto would definately be number 1.
Maybe Reborn Second.
Bleach in 3rd, maybe.
I'm basing my list on 2 other forum activities, full of fujoshis.
See dem spike spiked shaped things on teh top o' his head and teh sides 2? The professional term for that is "spikey" hair. Keisuke is the main character of Pajama.
Medaka Box is a blonde girl short of following the same formula. Does it count that the male lead is a spikey haired blonde?
Like I said, its a very superficial similarity. 
If we're going by numbers I think either One Piece or Naruto takes the cake, but Reborn probably has the highest percentage of a fujoshi fanbase.Just for my own amusement, how would you rank series according to strongest fujoshi fanbase?
Yeah Naruto definitely takes the top stop in my book as well. Reborn would be number 2 and it would Bleach/Toriko tied for 3rd.Naruto would definately be number 1.
Maybe Reborn Second.
Bleach in 3rd, maybe.
I'm basing my list on 2 other forum activities, full of fujoshis.
Beelzebub has a color page next week. I wasn't really clear when I fangirl'd about it.
lol Do WSJ covers ever come out without Luffy or Naruto in the front somewhere?Cover WSJ #25:
Agreed, Mago's ratings hardly matter anymore. It's definitely in it's last Arc (everyone works together to crush the big evil and his minions) so I'm pretty sure they will give him the time to finish the manga how he wants to.
Two former admin and a former global were fujoshi, two were specifically fans of Naruto slash manga.
Don't forget that unless they are small and locally owned, most stores do not buy directly from Shueisha. Large chains require national shipping networks, something Shueisha (or any publisher) is not built to handle. Most of the sales Oricon charts reflect are sales to distributors and wholesalers, copies are going from Shueisha's warehouse to sit in distribution centers, awaiting orders from stores. From a distributors point of view, they do not extra product lingering in their warehouses, only enough for stores to replenish stock. That is why volume 1 generally sells so much lower than volume 2 and 3, everyone involved is gauging demand. In Nisekoi's case demand seems to be exceeding expectations, I expect volume 2 to sell very well.
I've also been enjoying Nisekoi lately. In Double Arts it seemed to me that Komi struggled to create a coherent, linear narrative. What sparkled were his characters. The more episodic nature of Nisekoi has allowed him to focus on the characters and their relationships, the real strengths of his writing. It's a really funny, entertaining manga, and I have also been enjoying it recently.TOC is fine with me, nothing really surprising. The only thing that makes me really happy is Nisekoi still doing so well, it's one of the WSJ series I enjoy the most atm and I believe that it's ranking is totally deserved
I don't expect any more cancellations until late July or early August, around the time of the next double issue. One series just ended, two more were canceled, so they will probably go about three months without adding any new titles. I would guess that one of the three new series will be the next to end.
It seems to have been mistyped as a romcon. There is not much comedy to it, after the first chapter or so. It is a fairly serious drama, with a good dose of humor, but definitely not a comedy.