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pykrete
Joined: 24 Apr 2013
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 Posted: Thu Sep 12, 2013 1:51 am
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46,311 (down from 46,764) - weekly average per volume (1-9 only) since the premiere (22 weeks ago); 10 weeks remaining in 2013 count.
1214065, 275066 - Vol. 11 regular edition, special edition
1678533, 30404 - Vol. 10
1706357, 25712 - Vol. 9
1041152, 42949 - Vol. 8 - highest anime boost
1013355, 39662 - Vol. 7
1005478
1006152
998530 - vol. 4 - lowest anime boost
1004243
1014278
1033934
Regular Edition Oricon Reported Sales
12,716,077 - 2013 only
19,835,663 - all-time
Special Edition Oricon Reported Sales
331,182 - 2013 only
413,793 - all-time
(probably higher)
23m+ - series overall latest reported printed copies
(probably higher already)
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All except for volume 4 has sold 1 million copies in 2013. The top 50 bestselling manga volumes for 2013 is going to be 22% Shingeki volumes.
One Piece and Shingeki weekly sales ratios have been so similar that for now, I think that Shingeki's announced 1.85 million first print run for volume 11 is just regular edition.
| Quote: | | 1542134 38.55% | 2229064 55.73% | 2487632 62.19% | 2588312 64.71% | 2656177 66.40% | 2701662 67.54%
0764022 41.30% | 1054915 57.02% | 1110370 60.02% | 1138540 61.54% | 1214065 65.63% | |
If we include the 275066 special edition copies for Shingeki volume 11, the Shingeki sold ratio would jump to 1489131 80.49%. That's why for now, I think the 1.85m is just regular edition.
One Piece 71 doesn't seem to have a special edition and 4 million is assumed to be its first print run quantity.
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MikuHatsune
Joined: 12 Sep 2013
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Posted: Thu Sep 12, 2013 2:02 am
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Glad to see Beelzebub in the list. Is been real low in the WSJ rankings. I hope it doesn't get cancelled.
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Megiddo
Joined: 24 Aug 2005
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Location: IL
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Posted: Thu Sep 12, 2013 2:42 am
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Disappointing that the 9th volume of Love Lab couldn't squeak into the top 50. Oh well, not the first time that a 4koma I really enjoyed didn't get the recognition it deserves.
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straw$hat$fighter
Joined: 12 Jun 2013
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Posted: Thu Sep 12, 2013 7:30 pm
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46,311 (down from 46,764) - weekly average per volume (1-9 only) since the premiere (22 weeks ago); 10 weeks remaining in 2013 count.
1214065, 275066 - Vol. 11 regular edition, special edition
1678533, 30404 - Vol. 10
1706357, 25712 - Vol. 9
1041152, 42949 - Vol. 8 - highest anime boost
1013355, 39662 - Vol. 7
1005478
1006152
998530 - vol. 4 - lowest anime boost
1004243
1014278
1033934
Regular Edition Oricon Reported Sales
12,716,077 - 2013 only
19,835,663 - all-time
Special Edition Oricon Reported Sales
331,182 - 2013 only
413,793 - all-time
(probably higher)
23m+ - series overall latest reported printed copies
(probably higher already)
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All except for volume 4 has sold 1 million copies in 2013. The top 50 bestselling manga volumes for 2013 is going to be 22% Shingeki volumes.
One Piece and Shingeki weekly sales ratios have been so similar that for now, I think that Shingeki's announced 1.85 million first print run for volume 11 is just regular edition.
| Quote: | | 1542134 38.55% | 2229064 55.73% | 2487632 62.19% | 2588312 64.71% | 2656177 66.40% | 2701662 67.54%
0764022 41.30% | 1054915 57.02% | 1110370 60.02% | 1138540 61.54% | 1214065 65.63% | |
If we include the 275066 special edition copies for Shingeki volume 11, the Shingeki sold ratio would jump to 1489131 80.49%. That's why for now, I think the 1.85m is just regular edition.
One Piece 71 doesn't seem to have a special edition and 4 million is assumed to be its first print run quantity. |
Wow Volume 11 special edition sold 300,000. That is a lot of copes for a special edition it also explains the low number for volume 11 normal edition.
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