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Nemui_Nezumi
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 Posted: Sun Mar 16, 2014 11:12 pm
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this new cover looks so cool~
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robertbaldie
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Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2014 7:43 am
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As much as I hate to say it (although it would be cool to see), Attack on Titan is destined for Hollywood. Of all the big shōnen titles, it's right up there as the most adaptable in my opinion.
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bs3311
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Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2014 8:02 am
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| robertbaldie wrote: | | As much as I hate to say it (although it would be cool to see), Attack on Titan is destined for Hollywood. Of all the big shōnen titles, it's right up there as the most adaptable in my opinion. |
You can say that again. Its got the heart of Michael Bay IMO like H.O.T.D. The titans are basically giant zombies. And they could probably make Mikasa even more of a sex object then she already is physically or mentally for the stereotypical otaku. Calling dibs on Eren being Played by Shila xD.
Hate to sound like the Frozen when talking about AOT. But, LET IT GOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!! 
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Kutsu
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Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2014 9:23 am
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Most copies produced for the first printing (highest volume for each series) :
| Quote: | | >4.05 million: One Piece 67
>2.75 million: Shingeki no Kyojin 13 <new>
>2.50 million: Slam Dunk 21
>2.39 million: Chibi Maruko-chan 7
>2.37 million: BE-BOP HIGHSCHOOL 8
>2.30 million: NANA 14
>2.20 million: Dr. Slump 6
>2.20 million: Dragon Ball 35
>2.14 million: Kindaichi Case Files
>2.00 million: Miyuki
>2.00 million: Detective Conan 17
>1.90 million: Crayon Shin-chan 7
>1.83 million: Vagabond 15
>1.70 million: YuYu Hakusho 15
>1.70 million: Ping-Pong Club 9
>1.62 million: Naruto 31
>1.60 million: Kinnikuman 17
>1.60 million: HUNTER×HUNTER 13
>1.52 million: Fullmetal Alchemist 27
>1.50 million: Ranma ½ 13
>1.50 million: H2 17 |
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LinkSword
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Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2014 11:55 am
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Oh, my. That cover. I freaking love it.
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pykrete
Joined: 24 Apr 2013
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Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2014 12:33 pm
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| Kutsu wrote: | Most copies produced for the first printing (highest volume for each series) :
| Quote: | | >4.05 million: One Piece 67
>2.75 million: Shingeki no Kyojin 13 <new>
>2.50 million: Slam Dunk 21
>2.39 million: Chibi Maruko-chan 7
>2.37 million: BE-BOP HIGHSCHOOL 8
>2.30 million: NANA 14
>2.20 million: Dr. Slump 6
>2.20 million: Dragon Ball 35
>2.14 million: Kindaichi Case Files
>2.00 million: Miyuki
>2.00 million: Detective Conan 17
>1.90 million: Crayon Shin-chan 7
>1.83 million: Vagabond 15
>1.70 million: YuYu Hakusho 15
>1.70 million: Ping-Pong Club 9
>1.62 million: Naruto 31
>1.60 million: Kinnikuman 17
>1.60 million: HUNTER×HUNTER 13
>1.52 million: Fullmetal Alchemist 27
>1.50 million: Ranma ½ 13
>1.50 million: H2 17 |
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Volume 11 - 1.85 million (Aug. 2013)
Volume 12 - 2.20 million (Dec. 2013)
Volume 13 - 2.75 million (Apr. 2014)
11 to 12 - .35 m increase
12 to 13 - .55 m increase, and there is no more new anime
3.0 million print run for Volume 14 looks pretty likely as the volumes are still sticking around in the top 100 manga last week. About 8k to 10k average sold.
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enurtsol
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Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2014 1:37 pm
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| robertbaldie wrote: | |
As much as I hate to say it (although it would be cool to see), Attack on Titan is destined for Hollywood. Of all the big shōnen titles, it's right up there as the most adaptable in my opinion. |
Then it just comes around full circle. As previously posted:
- The show’s international success is certainly a happy development for Wit Studio, but the animation staff didn’t necessarily set out with that as its goal, and instead went with the choices that they, as people born and raised in Japan, felt would be interesting or entertaining. Wada does acknowledge that the team’s subconscious influences may have been at play, though. “Since we were kids, we’ve naturally consumed a lot of American entertainment, and I think part of the show’s global international acceptance comes from reflecting those sensibilities through a uniquely Japanese prism.”
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