Top Selling Manga and Light Novels for 2017 in Japan

>Manga Sales by Series
*1. 11,495,532　One Piece
*2. *6,622,781　Shingeki no Kyojin
*3. *6,184,214　Kingdom
*4. *5,852,310　Boku no Hero Academia
*5. *5,303,514　Tokyo Ghoul:re
*6. *5,067,939　Haikyuu!!
*7. *3,592,571　Nanatsu no Taizai
*8. *3,223,151　One Punch-Man
*9. *2,792,441　Shokugeki no Souma
10. *2,713,074　Magi

>Light Novel Sales by Series
*1. *1,173,096　Sword Art Online
*2. **,960,418　Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo!
*3. **,925,671　Re:Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu
*4. **,809,636　Mahouka Koukou no Rettousei
*5. **,564,642　Youkoso Jitsuryoku Shijou Shugi no Kyoushitsu e
*6. **,501,026　Kimi no Na wa.
*7. **,489,916　Eromanga-sensei
*8. **,443,995　Rokudenashi Majutsu Koushi to Akashic Records
*9. **,426,706　Overlord
10. **,417,897　Youjo Senki

So why is Shueisha pushing Black Clover so much as the new flagship of the new generation when Hero Academia is actually the one selling a fuck lot?

In the Light Novel criteria, Classroom of the Elite is kinda impressive in the sense that, it only got a real big push at the last quarter of the year and jump a whole lot because of emergency reprints. What I'm actually more surprised is Akashic Records of the Bastard Magical Instructor. I didn't expect that shit to be popular at all.

Fucking SAO is still SAO.

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>*9. *2,792,441　Shokugeki no Souma
Is this the end? I mean 3 million is still pretty fucking good.

>kono subarashit selling this much


When did japs acquire such a shit taste

>*5. *5,303,514　Tokyo Ghoul:re
It's never going to end is it? The manga and my suffering

It is a fun read. Not everything has to have a complex plot or something in my opinion.

>when Hero Academia is actually the one selling a fuck lot

>So why is Shueisha pushing Black Clover so much as the new flagship of the new generation when Hero Academia is actually the one selling a fuck lot?

My guess is that since BnHA is doing so well without any big pushes, they want to focus on another series and try to raise its popularity.

>By Series
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>By Volume
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Volume:

1 2,730,184 One Piece 84 Shueisha 2017/02
Eiichiro Oda
2 2,688,847 One Piece 85 Shueisha 2017/05
Eiichiro Oda
3 2,496,033 One Piece 86 Shueisha 2017/08
Eiichiro Oda
4 2,040,375 One Piece 87 Shueisha 2017/11
Eiichiro Oda
5 1,701,237 Attack on Titan 21 Kodansha 2016/12
Hajime Isayama
6 1,649,614 Attack on Titan 22 Kodansha 2017/04
Hajime Isayama
7 1,469,864 Attack on Titan 23 Kodansha 2017/08
Hajime Isayama
8 1,258,337 Hunter × Hunter 34 Shueisha 2017/06
Yoshihiro Togashi
9 961,396 Tokyo Ghoul:re 9 Shueisha 2016/12
Sui Ishida
10 920,372 Tokyo Ghoul:re 10 Shueisha 2017/03
Sui Ishida
11 903,801 One Punch-Man 12 Shueisha 2016/12
Story: One / Art: Yuusuke Murata
12 901,749 Haikyu!! 24 Shueisha 2016/12
Haruichi Furudate
13 869,374 Haikyu!! 25 Shueisha 2017/03
Haruichi Furudate
14 857,048 Haikyu!! 26 Shueisha 2017/05
Haruichi Furudate
15 846,406 Tokyo Ghoul:re 11 Shueisha 2017/06
Sui Ishida
16 825,973 Kingdom 45 Shueisha 2017/01
Yasuhisa Hara
17 818,715 Silver Spoon 14 Shogakukan 2017/08
Hiromu Arakawa
18 817,998 Kingdom 47 Shueisha 2017/07
Yasuhisa Hara
19 810,891 Tokyo Ghoul:re 12 Shueisha 2017/07
Sui Ishida
20 804,446 Kingdom 46 Shueisha 2017/04
Yasuhisa Hara
21 787,228 One Punch-Man 13 Shueisha 2017/04
Story: One / Art: Yuusuke Murata
22 744,085 My Hero Academia 12 Shueisha 2017/02
Kōhei Horikoshi
23 736,019 Kingdom 48 Shueisha 2017/10
Yasuhisa Hara
24 728,376 March comes in like a lion 13 Hakusensha 2017/09
Chika Umino
25 726,393 Haikyu!! 27 Shueisha 2017/08
Haruichi Furudate

And Black Clover is no where on the list, which is what the OP was comparing it too.

Go back to complaining in the Jump thread about people liking BnHA.

Volume (continued):

26 721,354 One Punch-Man 14 Shueisha 2017/08
Story: One / Art: Yuusuke Murata
27 692,076 My Hero Academia 13 Shueisha 2017/04
Kōhei Horikoshi
28 674,091 The Seven Deadly Sins 24 Kodansha 2016/12
Nakaba Suzuki
29 673,359 My Hero Academia 14 Shueisha 2017/06
Kōhei Horikoshi
30 668,527 Otaku ni Koi wa Muzukashii 3 Ichijinsha 2016/12
Fujita
31 663,711 Haikyu!! 28 Shueisha 2017/10
Haruichi Furudate
32 652,143 Tokyo Ghoul:re 13 Shueisha 2017/10
Sui Ishida
33 646,514 Detective Conan 91 Shogakukan 2016/12
Gosho Aoyama
34 645,660 Black Butler 24 Square Enix 2016/12
Yana Toboso
35 616,577 The Seven Deadly Sins 25 Kodansha 2017/03
Nakaba Suzuki
36 606,095 Dungeon Meshi (Delicious in Dungeon) 4 Kadokawa 2017/02
Ryōko Kui
37 599,360 Detective Conan 93 Shogakukan 2017/07
Gosho Aoyama
38 597,059 My Hero Academia 15 Shueisha 2017/09
Kōhei Horikoshi
39 584,344 Detective Conan 92 Shogakukan 2017/04
Gosho Aoyama
40 576,764 Kimi ni Todoke 28 Shueisha 2017/02
Karuho Shiina
41 575,791 The Seven Deadly Sins 26 Kodansha 2017/05
Nakaba Suzuki
42 567,952 Black Butler 25 Square Enix 2017/05
Yana Toboso
43 561,455 Blue Exorcist 18 Shueisha 2016/12
Kazue Katō
44 558,494 Otaku ni Koi wa Muzukashii 4 Ichijinsha 2017/07
Fujita
45 553,724 Kimi ni Todoke 29 Shueisha 2017/07
Karuho Shiina
46 547,808 The Seven Deadly Sins 27 Kodansha 2017/07
Nakaba Suzuki
47 536,453 Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card 1 Kodansha 2016/12
CLAMP
48 525,240 Dungeon Meshi (Delicious in Dungeon) 5 Kadokawa 2017/08
Ryōko Kui
49 518,000 One Piece 83 Shueisha 2016/11
Eiichiro Oda
50 489,962 Blue Exorcist 19 Shueisha 2017/04
Kazue Katō

I'm comparing it to Black Clover which Shueisha is pushing as the real flagship of Shonen Jump.

WHAT THE FUCK BNHA BROS WHY ARE WE ONLY #22 I THOUGHT OUR MANGA WAS THE MOST POPULAR IN JUMP??

Howcome Kingdom is so popular but it doesn't have the same level of buzz as the other top books?

Is it because the anime was so terrible?

Is SAO on decline? This year it only sold a measly 150k more than Konosuba. It used to eclipse the second best selling series.

Isekai master race

How much does an LN author got for each volume sold? I know a mangaka got around 40 yen each.

>165516789
shitty false flag

10% of the price should be the norm for manga and novels.
If you’re a big shot you can buy off more of the I.P. for more profit.

>Is SAO on decline?
Nope. SAO's actually up this year, while Konosuba's down. Last year it was:

1. 1,417,661 Kimi no Na wa.
2. 1,174,562 Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo!
3. 1,020,673 Sword Art Online

So SAO is up by 152,423 sales, despite only releasing two new volumes.

>ftw Kingdom on number 3, and the latest chapter was lit af.

Feels good to be following this masterpiece.

>SAO
fucking japs

I hope this will get an anime in 2019.
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>isekai
>MC ability steals skills from men after having sex with them
this is gold

Reminder that Oricon sucks for LNs and you should never take them seriously.

Yes. And also because the anime aired a while ago before all the stupid youtube reaction videos became a trend (they advertise new anime well honestly) in the West. Also because it wasn't picked up for English release, so people just don't know much about it.
I guarantee that if it received a proper anime without the shitty CGI and terrible direction (it was really obvious they wanted the anime to aim at kids with how they directed it) a ton of people would be raving about it.

>hxh
>about 10 chapters this year
>1.2+ m sales
>eight place
motherfucking togashi, barely works and hes drowning in money

How the fuck can Shokugeki no Souma be 9th, yet not have a single volume in the top 50 at "sold per volume" part?

Backlog sales from the anime boost.

>lit af
heh