***,356位 (***,311pt) Extra 2 (a)
***,423位 (**1,803pt) VEG 1 (a)
***,671位 (**1,297pt) VEG 1
***,683位 (***,934pt) Extra 1 (a)
***,758位 (**1,356pt) VEG 2 (a)
***,766位 (**1,320pt) VEG 3 (a)
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**1,037位 (**1,201pt) Franxx 1 (a)
**1,046位 (**1,285pt) VEG 4 (a)
**1,211位 (***,199pt) Extra 2
**1,259位 (***,751pt) Franxx 1
**1,394位 (***,857pt) Franxx 2 (a)
**1,507位 (***,792pt) Franxx 3 (a)
**1,512位 (***,783pt) Franxx 4 (a)
**1,649位 (***,857pt) VEG 4
**1,736位 (***,528pt) Extra 1
**1,739位 (***,925pt) VEG 2
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**3,033位 (***,864pt) VEG 3
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**7,701位 (***,564pt) Franxx 2
**8,164位 (***,503pt) Franxx 3
*10,298位 (***,469pt) Franxx 4
Amazon
Jack Mitchell
Other urls found in this thread:
youtu.be
sec.gov
boxofficemojo.com
yaraon-blog.com
apple.com
anikore.jp
akiba-souken.com
tama-yura.jp
a-ranking.com
docs.google.com
aja.gr.jp
dentsu.com
businessdestinations.com
prnewswire.com
businessinsider.jp
myanimelist.net
animenewsnetwork.com
animenewsnetwork.com
goboiano.com
goboiano.com
digihara.net
twitter.com
Gabriel Stewart
***,*30位/***,*29位 ◎ (**5,496 pt) Boringcamp△ 1 [Blu-ray]
***,*99位/***,101位 (**2,437 pt) Antarctica
***,167位/***,164位 ○ (**2,011 pt) TokenRanbu DVD
***,183位/***,169位 (**1,754 pt) TokenRanbu BD
***,237位/***,220位 (***,904 pt) Takagi-san, a smooth criminal.
***,240位/***,242位 (**1,172 pt) Takagi-san, a genius mastermind.
***,245位/***,229位 (**1,447 pt) LoliShogi
***,297位/***,310位 (**1,961 pt) Cooking with Fateshit
***,358位/***,333位 (***,730 pt) Antarctica
***,423位/***,467位 (**1,803 pt) AOTY Evergarden
***,447位/***,419位 ◎ (***,913 pt) Hakumei no Mikochi BOX
***,590位/***,552位 ◎ (**1,324 pt) Lizardporn II
***,626位/***,746位 (***,659 pt) Lickmycandy S2
***,671位/***,633位 (**1,297 pt) AOTY Evergarden
***,683位/***,625位 (***,934 pt) Shaft/Extra Last Schedule
***,701位/***,666位 (**1,313 pt) Clamp Captor Sakura
***,754位/***,713位 (**1,014 pt) ToukenRanbu
***,803位/***,754位 (***,511 pt) Slow Start
***,826位/***,804位 ◎ (**1,277 pt) Netflixman Crybaby BOX
***,989位/***,901位 ○ (***,744 pt) Gintama
***,997位/***,946位 ◎ (**1,358 pt) Lizardporn II
Brody Ross
Bilibili IPO
sec.gov
Silent voice China box office
boxofficemojo.com
yaraon-blog.com
>Chinese animator "It still takes time to catch up with Japan" "China's animation industry respects most of Kyo's animations"
David Myers
Itunes charts apple.com
20. PTE OP
48. Franxx OP
49. VEG OP
58. Overlord ED
60. Overlord OP
68. Antarctica OP
80. Takagi-san OP
93. Antarctica ED
94. loliShogi OP
Aaron Howard
Mods were already deleting stalker threads. May they delete this again
Jayden Nguyen
Wyatt Gray
You chink faggot already got BTFO in the past Stalker threads, quit making them.
Jaxon Gomez
Nyaa DLs for latest episodes
Horrible subs+relevant subs groups
Franx 44443
VEG 36666
Death March 34571
Overlord 32279
Citrus 17070
Yurucamp 16289
KoiWa 15338
Pop Team Epic 13053
Sorayori 10230
Junji Ito 6617
Fate Extra +-4000 (because of subs issues, not representative. Raws is better look)
Raws (relevant as 50% of Nyaa userbase are japanese and they DL raws):
Death March 22173
VEG 19556
Franxx 18698
Yurucapm 17191
Fate Extra 13400
Overlord 10851
SoraYori 10737
KoiWa 10261
Pop Team Epic 7818 (usually around 10k though, steep drop)
Citrus 6371
Jason Jones
Listing of anime commities members for this season
docs.google.com
Luis Moore
MODS
David Campbell
Before people shitpost i recommend to read both
aja.gr.jp
dentsu.com
Main topics:
>Late night anime > Mainstream/kids anime right now in revenues and amount of shows
>Main "oversees" revenue increase since 2015 is exclusively China. NA and rest while increasing, still contribute much less in comparison.
>Live Events now is major source of profits in addition to other ones
etc.
Brandon Collins
>Yurucamp 16289
I've strong suspicion that since yurucamp is normie-friendly it's much more likely to be watched on crunchyroll than downloaded. Franxx and death march are other way around.
Alexander Bailey
businessdestinations.com
>After a stringent government crackdown on online piracy, legitimate streaming sites such as Youku and Bilibili have been paying extraordinary sums for anime streaming rights. It is not unusual for an episode of one of the most popular shows to sell for more than $100,000, while an entire series can cost upwards of $1m. While this is an incredible amount of money to be spending on licensing, the viewing figures prove this hefty investment is worthwhile: for example, on Youku alone, episodes of the popular ninja series Naruto have more than 2.5 billion views.
prnewswire.com
>A record 15.3 billion yuan (US$2.2 billion) in contracts and sales were closed at the recently concluded 13th China International Cartoon and Animation Festival in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province.
Anime treinds in Japan 2016 (japanese)
businessinsider.jp
Studio profits/revenue data (outdated, but gives insight)
myanimelist.net
Caleb Wright
>Kyoani topping charts
Kyoani doubters
Isaac Collins
And Idolshit7 is No.1.
Colton Wilson
More anime is being produced then ever, but length of it in minutes is actually decreasing (because shorts and no longer shows and oavs)
Adrian Richardson
Streaming service Netflix announced a comprehensive business alliance with anime studios Production I.G and BONES on Wednesday. With this tie-up, Netflix will co-produce anime episodes from the studios and stream them in 190 countries.
The alliance includes both Production I.G and its sister anime studio in the IG Port group, Wit Studio. (IG Port is also the parent company of anime studios Xebec and Signal.MD, but Netflix did not mention those studios in its announcement.)
Joseph Butler
>According to Masamune Sakaki, a CG creator in the anime industry, an average 13-episode anime season costs around 250 million yen (or $2 million). He also made it clear that most anime can't recoup this expense, and the industry rests on the windfall of a few big hits. In a July interview, Takayuki Nagatani, producer of Shirobako (itself an anime about anime production), claimed that his show cost 500 million yen (or $4 million) for 24 episodes. In order to make it sell, he had to "advertise it, plan events, and make merchandise." Shinji Takamatsu, a veteran animator, cited a figure of 150 to 200 million yen ($1.2 to $1.6 million). "Expecting to make that up through disc sales alone is a hopeless business model, but that's how almost all late night anime are," he writes.
goboiano.com
goboiano.com
digihara.net
Easton Long
Sales interpretation of the past (not relevant in this era as BD sales dropped drastically in general and revenue sources shifted)
Zachary Turner
Three Rings for the Gundam Kingsunder the sky,
Seven for the PreCure Lords in their halls of stone,
Nine for Fanservice Otaku doomed to die,
One for the Kyoto Overlord on his dark throne
In the Land of Tokyo where the Studios lie.
One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them,
One Ring to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them,
In the Land of Tokyo where the Studios lie.
Hunter King
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Robert Clark
What with all these charts?
Can you not just settle at bd reports as usual?
This is already spamming if you ask me
Bentley Nguyen
Because people post a lot of ignorant nonsense and it is good to get the data out of the way in begining instead of replying to stupid quesetions and assertions. Those who actually interested in anime production/popularity might learn something useful.
Camden Hughes
Post US.
Hudson Davis
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Thomas Miller
You could have atleast posted the up to date chart.
Gabriel Edwards
Post the other shows in the OP dumb falseflagger. No one cares about VEG vs. Franxx except for shitposters.
They were deleted because they were full-on fanbase wars. The regular non-fanbase war Stalker threads with all shows in the OP as opposed to just VEG/Franxx/Fate were comfier and weren't deleted.
Sebastian Collins
It just updated 5 minutes ago, and basically everything went down, so not much change. Even VEG changes after today's episode mostly will happen tomorrow evening.
Ayden Sullivan
How come these days Stalker OP only posts VEG/Franxx, but last year no Stalker OP only had Maidragon/LWA, and all the Stalker threads mentioned all the shows in order?
It's really like it's just the same one or two people making these VEG/Franxx-centric Stalker threads.
Justin Morgan
>No one cares about VEG vs. Franxx except for shitposters.
Pretty sure it is the opposite. The only relevant numbers are for VEG/Franxx/Extra. The rest can enjoy thier shows without caring for sales or competition.
It is not like it is relevant for them (Antarctica aside) anyway. For example the studio making Yurucamp most likely will get zero from it's anime success as it is just paid to animate it and is not in production commity.
Ian Long
If you're going to post some awful facebook voting thing, at least post the most recent one.
Joseph Fisher
Checked the site, not the facebook. Thanks for update.
Jonathan Ross
>VEG and Franxx had the only relevant numbers
Except for at least 5 shows outselling them both, invluding a fucking Cooking Mama show
>b-but these don't count
Keep going, shitposter
Caleb Cooper
You are proving my point. You only care about the "other shows" in relation to their sales/ranking compared to VEG/Franxx
Nathan Smith
Nah, go to Stalker threads, and the only ones who care about those three shows are shitposters and studio fanboys. Everyone else goes "YuruCamp/YoriMoi is doing well!" or "The power of Fujos!" or lamenting the poor sales of stuff like KoiAme and the like.
So your argument is so wrong.
>For example the studio making Yurucamp most likely will get zero from it's anime success as it is just paid to animate it and is not in production commity.
You're just moving the goalposts now. Yaoyorozu was not in the KF production committee, but no one ever said "muh production committee".
Most of the YC/YoriMoi posts don't even talk about VEG/Franxx. They just consider those shows as hits on their own merits.
Eli Murphy
CGDCT is anything but normalfag-friendly.
Implying they care.
Isaac Hall
>"muh Netflix"
>"muh Crunchyroll"
>"muh streaming"
>"muh China"
>"muh production committee"
What will the goalpost-moving falseflaggers think of next?
Just admit that it's only shitposters who care about VEG vs. Franxx. Others might care about VEG alone, or Franxx alone, or both shows, but only shitposters care which outperforms which. Others are just happy/sad about how their own show is doing.
Wyatt Reyes
Also, how come Yurucampfags and YoriMoifags are rather silent on their shows doing well, and just keep comfy and not try to start any fanboy wars? I mean, even the Fatefags don't really seem to say much about Cooking Emiya.
Caleb Rodriguez
Took you long enough.
Lucas Martinez
>For example the studio making Yurucamp most likely will get zero from it's anime success
So?
We're talking about Yuru Camp doing well here, not the studios.
Samuel Brown
All that matters is that Franxx flops. As far Extra goes, it would be nice if it would mix things out a bit, but with current quality Shaft is out of the race even if it sells semi decently - it is unqialified to compete.
Franxx fags went from "lololol look at us btfoing VEG" to "who cares" and now to falseflagging as Yurucamp/Sorayori fans trying to divert attention (tried baiting Citrus too, but /u/ does not care about sales it seems)
Brandon Cook
It's just the falseflagger trying to move the goalposts again. Just let them sink in their delusion, they'll get tired of it eventually. They're just trying to find ways to force their forced fanbase war.
Jacob Hill
You are completely missing the point of the stalker theads/sales discussion in first place then.
The sales are only relevant as
1) Means to get S2/more anime of that type
2) Means to support creators at studio, so that they could make more and better anime
Charles Bennett
/u/ probably doesn't care much about sales since they know yuri shows almost never sell. They do go "muh Crunchyroll" and "muh manga sales" as their coping mechanism, though. And unlike the VEG/Franxx falseflagging, most of it appears to be genuine.
Daniel Anderson
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Ayden Perez
Yeah, why didn't you make that argument with other shows before? There have been plenty of successful, 10k+ selling shows whose studios weren't in the production committee. And yet no one ever seems to bring up "muh production committee" with them.
Joseph Foster
But we do. I.e. laughing at Shaft per usual
Isaiah Lee
True.
Even so, you never saw before this season Stalker threads where only one or two shows were included in the OP. For example, there were never Stalker threads that had only Maidragon or LWA in the OP, or threads with only Love Live in the OP, or threads with only Sangatsu in the OP. There were also never Stalker threads which only included Kemono Friends. It's only been this season when two-show OPs became common, and I'm 100% sure that most, if not all of them, were made by the same person.
Camden Evans
Anybody know how much Monogatari series sold overall
Julian White
IIRC, the total volume sales of the whole franchise has already exceeded 1 million.
Aiden Collins
...
Carter Clark
I've been making Stalker theads since 2011 (not regular, but i pretty much started it). Original were not even stalker at begining, but just posting screenshots of Amazon rankings.
It always were because of competition and shitposting (Fractale), and explosive sucess if it happens (Madoka/YoL/LL).
Samuel James
Picture still lacks YoriMoi. That might need to be fixed.