this was the list of the best selling manga back in 2006
This was the list of the best selling manga back in 2006
Anthony Jones
Nathan Wood
this was the manga sales back in 2018. What happened? Why is shounenshit getting popular?
and why did the fucking janny deleted the thread earlier?
Brody Roberts
shounenshitters and normalfags are destroying the manga industry
Christopher Price
>seven out of ten are shounen
>seven out of ten are shounen
>What happened? Why is shounenshit getting popular?
I don't understand what you're saying. The only difference is that the remaining three are seinen now instead of shoujo/josei.
Parker Wilson
You already made this thread. Kill yourself
Matthew Rogers
>2006
>5 WSJ manga
>2018
>5 WSJ manga
Doesn't seem like much really changed.
Ayden Cox
Is Nana still on hiatus?
Ian Howard
nigger, only 2 titles were not from Shounen jump in 2018. Only shounen jump have a marketbase outside Japan. I wonder if its a coincidence that shounen jump titles are getting popular because more niggers, chinks, and americans can access their shitty series
Adam Powell
Why is shoujo dead?
What are the current good shoujo?
Kayden Moore
>nigger, only 2 titles were not from Shounen jump in 2018
I think you may be retarded. There are five non-Shounen Jump manga there, as opposed to only four in 2006.
Ryder Diaz
>niggers, chinks, and americans
>and
James Scott
pretty much. Wonder if the author would ever finish the series. She announced that she would start wrapping it up this year
Sebastian Ross
yeah and the others were from Jump + which are pretty much the same thing
Jose Lopez
I refuse to believe Death Note and Nodeme Kintabelle sold more than One Piece. especially back in 2006. the fuck?
Jacob Hughes
There are literally no Jump+ titles in that list, you dumbfuck. There are five WSJ, two WYJ [so seven Jump total], one WSM, one Bessatsu Shounen Magazine, and one Shounen Sirius. In your old list, there are six WSJ, one WSS, one KISS, one Cookie, and then one weird case with H&C which was in a mixture of different josei magazines. No matter how you look at it, the Jump dominance hasn't changed significantly, especially when you consider that one of the new list's Jump entries is a fucking Slam Dunk reprint.
Matthew Moore
>especially back in 2006.
? That was before One Piece exploded, makes sense.
Chase Gonzalez
How do you figure? Volume 44 was near the end of Enies Lobby. One Piece was extremely popular well before that. The US release of One Piece was already up to the stuff with Whisky Peak by then too
Bentley Ward
what are you talking about? One Piece was exetremely popular even years back
Ryan Foster
>keeping it alive*
ftfy
Brody Ross
Probably used the wrong phrasing. Obviously it was popular before, but One Piece's sales went astronomically higher in 2010 during the war arc, like all-time per-volume highs for manga in general. It being outsold by one or two other hyper-popular things in 2006 isn't weird.
Lincoln Baker
how about be a faggot somewhere else
Sebastian Johnson
so there are nine shounen titles and one shounen title reprint in the current year opposed to six back in 2006. Yeah, clearly that doesnt tell anything
Brody Rivera
>so there are nine shounen titles
Holy fuck, no, get your shit straight. WYJ is not shounen.
Mason Allen
does that really change anything? The fact that 80-90% are shounenshit opposed to the diversity of titles a decade back really shows how foreigners are fucking up the Japanese manga industry
Isaac Bailey
>shonen
>josei
>shonen
>shonen
>shonen
>shonen
>shoujo
>don't know
>shonen
>josei
>shonen
>shonen
>shonen
>shonen
>shonen
>seinen
>shonen
>shonen
>shonen
>seinen
It's not all that different really. The josei were replaced with seinen and shoujo actually had a presence in 2006. Shonenshit still ruled the list.
Ayden Young
>Tokyo ghoul is published on a seinen manga
lol what the fuck?
Colton Jackson
Maybe at some point you'll learn that those labels mean very little.