Oricon's Top 10 Weekly Chart by Series (06/08 - 06/14)

>Also I wish rokudou got an anime, just to see lang lin animated.
made by Ufotable or directed by that guy that does the kino fight scenes in Naruto/Boruto

Neither Kimetsu no Yaiba nor Kingdom have new volumes released recently, yet they're the 1st and 2nd.
Also One Piece surprisingly has an increase in backlog sales lately, it's the new volume sales that is dropping off a cliff.

>Kimetsu no Yaiba
Outlier. Like, seriously, come on. We all know KnY is running on its own rn.

>Kingdom
Movie sequel just got announced, anime S3 recently (although not sure if it's still on corona break, think so?) and just solid backlog in general for kingdom.

OP's backlog is good especially for a long running series, just not so good that you'll see it chart on a weekly top 10. If you want a big series with shit backlog look no further than AoT which has abysmal backlog.

I hate niggers.

>OP has notoriously small backlog sales
>OP's backlog is good
see? you don't make any sense

Jujutsu Strongsen

>all posts are made by the same person

OP's backlog sold 1.2mln in the first half of the year, those are good numbers generally speaking. Like I said, if you want a big series with bad backlog look no further than AoT, which had

1.2 million in about a 100 volumes is equals about 12k per volume. For a supposed giant like OP that is pretty poor.

>1.2 million in about a 100 volumes is equals about 12k per volume
That is assuming all volumes sold equally, which is obviously not the case. The bulk of the backlog is concentrated in the newer volumes.

It's still a piss poor performance for the supposedly biggest manga ever.

>supposedly

>It's still a piss poor performance for the supposedly biggest manga ever.

Not really? It's fine. Big long running series are usually frontloaded sans exceptions. Also,

>supposedly

The numbers don't lie, the series has fallen off compared to its peak and it's second to KNY nowadays but taking away its achievements is pretty childish.

>He thinks total volume sales matter more than per volume
>He thinks DB isn't a way bigger franchise than OP could ever be

Do you think Devilman is more popular than Dragon Ball?

how much does a dragon ball super volume sell?

7 millon per Volume.

>Mairimashita! Iruma-kun

Irumafags raise your hand!!!! Hahahahah

>Jujutsu Kaisen
Damn that's pretty good. I don't usually pay attention to general Oricon sales but it's a rarity for it to get into top 3 isn't it?

Worldwide popularity it's DB. Japan, it's OP. It's not that hard to understand. And OP's sales per volume are over 4mln average lol.

Why and when did One Piece stop appearing in these lists?

Depends on the competition but this is a weekly chart as opposed to monthly so it's easier. That said JJK is obviously starting it's anime hype train

It's series total and barely nothing went on sale.
Hell, WT is lower but almost everything belongs to its new volume.

>Damn that's pretty good.
It is
>it's a rarity for it to get into top 3 isn't it?
Not really, if a serie is famous enough when a volume it's released it usually gets a high ranking. Still jjk is selling well