I would expect cancellation during the next batch. Especially interesting that if it maintains course it would join the exclusive club of series that ranked last in the ToC within early on yet were still able to find success - something that only happens once every several years on average.ĭid not rank on Shoseki weekly at all. The reprint has only just arrived earlier this week, but it definitely looks like WSJ has a real hit on their hands. Reaching this high despite severe stock limitations kicking in during week 2, I'm sure it would have broken 30k at least if not for that. Seems like it was slightly stock-limited, perhaps it could've reached a few thousands higher if not for that. Sales here are certainly better than were projected, although not exactly great. I for one am curious to see whether that will effect any change in the series' sales pattern. The anime is set to air this year, though the timing seems to still be unknown. Due to the happenstance of timing (particularly the Oricon chart crowding by KnY/JJK/Toman during the series' peak sales), this is the first time Undead Unluck has charted on Oricon during week 2. Post-anime boost (what little of it there was) sales look to have flattened out. Also, they only cover print sales data (although it's widely considered that most WSJ series have a higher-than-typical print ratio, it can still potentially vary between series, and must be taken into account when comparing many years backward in time to when digital had a smaller share of the volume market), and naturally are not able to cover all sources. Oricon and Shoseki estimate based on their sampling, and when they overlap they'll often differ by as much as 15%.
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