April-June 2016
Weekly Shōnen Magazine - 1,015,659
Weekly Shonen Jump - 2,168,333
Weekly Shonen Sunday - 369,833
July-September 2016
Weekly Shōnen Magazine - 995,017
Weekly Shonen Jump - 2,161,667
Weekly Shonen Sunday - 330,000
Source:
animenewsnetwork.com
Sunday is really sucking a lot more over time. Jump however seems to be more steady so far.
It's Shonen jump. Who cares.
Come back if this was Kirara Forward, or something like Comic LO, faggot.
Nakayoshi is dying.
>The circulation of manga magazines is in a constant decline.
Just like the Japanese population.
The day when jump crumble is the day when one piece end.
Basically; jump dropped a lot after Naruto ended. The huge drop there when it ended in November of 2014 is pretty evident and huge.
Apparently Kishimoto has been the biggest breadwinner for jump this entire time it seems... Not even kochikame or one piece had the pull he did; and once Oda is gone; jumps in a shit hole.
>2016
>circulation of printed media is in constant decline
>japan
>the target demographic population of manga magazines is in constant decline
Weren't the japanese people shitty with pc's. Using xp and stuff.
If this applies to the general manga aufience i see no reason for it to decline due to technological advance.
Even if they're way behind us, they are still making progress.
Manga have begun being available digitally.
Of course it will fucking drop if you make it available digitally.
It's sad to see that Sunday has such smaller circulation though, since it's the best out of these three.
It's pretty ded.
>Sunday
>best anything
yeah, sure
>caring about jump
Yeah manga is nowhere near as popular as it was in the 90s.
This isnt new OP.
Are you retarded those sell much much much less.
I'd be buying Gundam Ace if there was an e-book version.
Kadokawa is behind times.
Of course it fell. And it will continue to fall. Not because of Naruto or whatever, but because no one else wants to buy physical material if there is a digital version.
Thats not how Japan works
They vastly prefer physical, specially when it comes to manga
PEOPLE in Japan are start to get sick of same shit .
I'm going back to reading some more watamote .
He's a degenerate moeshitter, what did you expect?
>Nakayoshi is dying.
Which is probably why they want a new Cardcaptor Sakura TV series
Then again what's on Nakayoshi's line-up that became shittier?
You don't really want to buy Kadokawa ebooks, trust me.
Damn.
But this is clearly changing. Digital sales are growing.
In the 60s, the manga industry feared that television would steal its space. In the 90's were the video games. Now is the internet.
>Not even kochikame or one piece had the pull he did
How would you know One Piece won't even cause a bigger drop? Kochikame ended and there wasn't much of a drop but you're just assuming how much more One Piece is important to Jump.
Well more competition always means less revenue.
Speaking of Naruto, three days from now marks its 2 years since it ended (Nov. 5, 2014). Time flies so fast.
>let's allow the threads
>it's just for the last few chapters
>they will leave once it's over
all the various anniversary series came back too
dbs, jojo's, monmusu, etc running rampant also
it's like pooleykins was psychic and ran away
Now I think it's even more complicated because the internet can do much more and at the same time.
Android apps
Get out. Just get out. You don't belong here.
The pokemon threads are getting more frequent too. People are saying it'll die down once both SM games and anime are out but well
What are his initials?
The thing is that a huge part of One Piece's readership are adults and they only buy the tankoubon because they literally don't give a shit about the other titles
>muh safe space
I'm not so sure about that.
If a family buys WSJ, the daughter can masturbate to Haikyuu, the mother can have fun with GinTama, the son reads Hero Academia and the dad gets his weekly dose of One Piece.
>the daughter can masturbate to Haikyuu
kek
Eh,WSM lost 20000.No biggie.
Shōnen Magazine's circulation was over 2 million once, how they have fallen with shit management and series.
user, the circulation of manga magazines has been declining for the better part of a decade.
> It's sad to see that Sunday has such smaller circulation though, since it's the best out of these three.
It's sad to see that any of those three have such large circulation, since they're all pretty bad.
Who /Jump+/ here?
>2 years since the bomb dropped
Wow. The hell have I been doing all this time?
And disinterest as the new generation of kids is more into phone games.