Japan Top 19 Weekly Light Novel Sales Ranking: March 27 – April 2, 2023

Although there are no direct comparisons to “Tokidoki Bosotto Russia-go de Dereru Tonari no Aalya-san Volume 6,” the volume’s sales in its first two days may have surpassed the sales of Volume 2, 4, and 4.5 in their first three days. If the volume continues to sell at an average rate of 5,000 copies per day or more, it may produce similar or even greater sales than Volume 3 and 5 in their first four and five days, respectively.

The series has a Manga adaptation by artist Saho Tanamachi, serialized in Kodansha’s Magazine pocket. Some of its chapters can be read for free in Japanese on the magazine’s website. Additionally, a TV Anime adaptation of the series has been announced, but its broadcast date has not yet been confirmed.

Compared to the sales of Volume 22, “Re:Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu Volume 33” has sold 42.85% fewer copies. Additionally, it has sold less than Volumes 23 to 27, all of which had similar sales figures after 4 or 3 days of sales. If Volume 33 had been sold for fewer days, its sales would have been lower than Volumes 28 to 31. However, the number of copies sold is still relatively stable when compared to Volume 32’s sales of 9,632 copies in its first 3 days. It’s worth noting that as of Quarter 3 of FY2023, “Re:Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu” is ranked 6th among KADOKAWA’s best publishing titles. It’s important to always keep in mind that Oricon may not capture the full sales potential of a given series.

The series was adapted into a Manga by artist Daichi Matsuse and serialized in Comic Alive. Some of the Manga chapters can be read for free in Japanese on Comic Walker. White Fox adapted the work into a 25-episode TV Anime series in April 2016, followed by numerous other Anime-related releases, such as the side story “Memory Snow” in October 2018 and Re:Petit kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu in June 2020. Its sequel TV Anime season was split into two cours, airing in July 2020 and January 2021. A third season of the Anime has been announced, but its broadcast date is currently unknown.

Copies sold for the volume has reached 29,728 in its first 11 days.

Copies sold for Hoshi no Kirby: Setsuna no Mikiri de Aku wo Tate! has hit 35,733 copies in its first 26 days.

“Tensei shitara Ken deshita” Volume 15 has performed much better than Volume 13, which sold 5,169 copies in its first 5 days (compared to Volume 15’s 4 days). The series also outperformed Volumes 12 and 14, which sold 4,359 copies and 3,853 copies, respectively, in their first 3 days. Judging by the average sales per day for Volume 15, it is likely the series’ best performance since Volume 12.

The series was adapted into a TV Anime series that aired from October 5 to December 21, 2022, produced by studio C2C. It is set to receive a sequel on an unannounced date.

Despite having a relatively short period of sales, “Mahoutsukai de Hikikomori?” Volume 14 has sold more copies than Volume 12 did in its first 7 days, with 4,904 copies sold. Although Volume 13 made its debut in Oricon’s Top 10, it only sold 3,774 copies in its first 3 days. If it had been on sale for one more day, it would have sold fewer copies than Volume 14.

The series had a Manga adaptation that serialized in Comic Alive between August 27, 2018, and December 26, 2020, lasting five volumes by artist YUI. You can check out some of its chapters for free in Japanese right here.

The series sold 13,902 for Volume 1 in its first 6 days according to MyAnimeList.

Junkyouju Takatsuki Akira no Suisatsu Volume 9 sold copies in its first 12 days.