Japan Top Weekly Manga Ranking: September 13, 2021 ~ September 19, 2021

Another major bump is seen for Tokyo Revengers debut sales as Volume 24 climbs 48.91% from 222,469 copies sold for Volume 23 in its first week to 435,466 copies. Rather impressive considering that the volume only has three days of sales in its home market. The strong sales generated for Volume 24 has also caused sales for the series’ past volumes to rally as Tokyo Revengers‘ volumes record week-on-week improvement. Volume 23 climbs 48.48% from previous week’s 39,058 copies sold while Volume 9 which was not ranked on Oricon Top 30 the week before goes all the way to place itself at Number 10 with 54,572 copies sold for the week.

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At Number 2 is Dungeon Meshi Volume 11, which has seen considerable recovery for its Volume 11, a most welcoming feat after a slowdown in sales for its past volumes. Sales are up by 43.02% from Volume 10’s 91,646 copies to 160,829 copies sold. It remains to be seen whether it has indeed recuperated as a whole until data for Week 2 is out. So do keep a lookout.

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Likewise, selling 92,787 copies in just three days, Golden Kamuy Volume 27 manages to clinch the 3rd spot for the week. This is slight improvement over Volume 26’s 91,534 copies sold. Note that Volume 21 remains its best so far in terms of debut sales with 145,708 copies sold in its release week.

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Still, we have to admit that things are looking good for for Number 5’s Yubisaki to Renren. The 5th volume records better growth in debut sales, up by 40.46% debut-to-debut to 80,146 copies sold. Do note that it has full seven days of sales, thus it may see a significant fall in copies sold the following week.

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And then we have Jojolion Volume 27, plus Shuumatsu no Walküre Volume 12 at Number 7 and Number 9 respectively. Unfortunately for Jojolion, sales experience a minor drop from Volume 26’s 82,520 copies to 74,095 copies sold. The 12th volume of Shuumatsu no Walküre reports a drop of 30.03% debut-to-debut at a low 67,148 copies sold. Understandable since it only has two days of sales. Therefore, you can expect a rise in copies sold the following week.

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As for past titles, One Piece‘s Volume 100 three-week sales have now reached 1,683,641 copies sold while Kaijuu 8-gou Volume 4 nears the 600,000 copies mark at 585,333 copies sold. Without further ado, the full list is as follows:

Manga Weekly Top 10

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As for the bottom 11 to 30, Tokyo Revengers dominates the list with its volumes close to 50,000 copies sold each. At Number 17, you will find Kakkou no Iinazuke Volume 8 which witnesses a small increase of 3.39% over debut sales of Volume 7 at 52,010 copies.

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Almost at the edge of the list is Hananoi-kun to Koi no Yamai Volume 9 at 49,245 copies sold. The volume too reports better debut-to-debut sales, up from Volume 8’s 47,097 copies sold.

Manga Weekly Top 11 – 30

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Weekly Ranking by Series
(As of 4th Week of September 2021)

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Source: Oricon

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