#1 Kimetsu no Yaiba - 1,371,652
#2 Jujutsu Kaisen - 236,885
#3 World Trigger - 212,620
#4 Chainsaw Man - 149,998
#5 Ao no Exorcist - 147,304
#6 Natsume Yuujinchou - 125,658
#7 Haikyuu!! - 86,503
#8 Spy x Family - 84,408
#9 Owari no Seraph - 80,571
#10 Fire Force - 72,894
Kimetsu no Yaiba's 2020 sales: 50,467,530
>Kimetsu no Yaiba's 2020 sales: 50,467,530
>#1 Kimetsu no Yaiba - 1,371,652
One Piss on suicide watch
>#1 Kimetsu no Yaiba - 1,371,652
>#2 Jujutsu Kaisen - 236,885
>#3 World Trigger - 212,620
>#4 Chainsaw Man - 149,998
>#5 Ao no Exorcist - 147,304
>#7 Haikyuu!! - 86,503
>#8 Spy x Family - 84,408
nice
Where’s Black Clover?
How is the total circulation 60m, but the total sale is 62?
In the trash can
Or is this one of those cases where they already increase it, but havent yet announce it.
I've heard all the reasons under the sun and I still can't figure out how KnY got so insanely popular. I'll give it a reread this week.
Why did we need a second thread for this?
I hope that BC lasts until 2030 so that Jeremy finally commits suicide.
>want to know why KnY got insanely popular
>I'll give it a reread this week
you're doing it wrong. watch the anime, it's what r*ddit can't shut up about.
The anime got the attention of the broader Japanese audience which allowed then the learn about a decent manga that appealed greatly to the cultural and social beliefs of the Japanese population.
I think because it's mostly action. There's a single chapter between the train arc and the RLD and then another chapter or two between the village arc fight starting. Not to mention the infinity fortress arc is 135-200 and besides action it's nothing but people fighting for their life and dying
people like to complain about "asspulls" but it has amazing pacing which makes minor problems easily dismissable, it's really easy to get hooked since there's pretty much no downtime
>04:03:40
>04:04:41
only real asspull is inosuke's heart shit
Cope
>amazing pacing
It’s literally so quick that it barely allows room for development or worldbuilding. Just because it isn’t snail paced doesn’t mean blitz speed pacing is good or better.
maybe the blitz pacing is why its going well
other popular shit like hero drags it's feet and it's dead
I wouldn’t call the pacing amazing, just efficient, and even then that’s not a particularly good thing, since we still miss a lot of needed info that only gets added during fights
>it barely allows room for development or worldbuilding
The beginning of the manga moved fairly slowly though. But yeah, I can't really say it had much worldbuilding but there was plenty of character development, at least before that character eventually died 5 chapters later.
A flashback before they fight or die is not character development.
The speedy pacing is probably why so many people think it’s filled with asspulls. Wani just brushes over things or quickly introduces something instead of building it up/infusing it into the story so to some, things can seem convenient
>there was plenty of character development, at least before that character eventually died 5 chapters later
What's the point of this? I feel like Croc was just killing off characters for fun, really hard to care for any of them besides main trio.
>make cool character
>make cool character fight a cool villain
>fight over so character dies
makes sense to me
How do I be invested in any of the characters though if I know they only show up to die? I couldn't care about Rengoku because he dies the same arc he shows up in, his whole purpose was just to job and preach something to Tanjirou. There was nothing cool about that.
You have to be kidding
I mean it sold millions it clearly works
Owari no Seraph is the only good thing on here.
When does it get good? I couldn't finish volume 2.
rengoku is one character
Take love, shinobu, mui and genya
Better than no one dying series.
It's better in anime form. You have watched the series right?
Idk I find it rather thrilling
And really Rengoku existed to get a point across and set stakes for Tanjirou and friends