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Announcement

As mentioned last month, this will be my last post of this series.

How to read the charts:

• Volume number on the x, copies sold on the y.
• The darker colors are from Oricon weekly rankings (top 50), while the lighter colors are from Shoseki weekly rankings (top 500) - the latter is used when the series doesn't rank on the former. Note that depending on weekly ebb and flow, the cutoff for Oricon varies

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Announcement

I have too many responsibilities and really need to trim a few, so next month's post (in early September, covering the August volumes) will be my final one. It's been a nice three years but this is one of my least essential tasks so it's one of the first that I'll be leaving behind. If anyone is interested in continuing with this going forward, I'm happy to provide the prior data I have (once I properly reformat it).

How to read the charts:

• Volume number on the x,

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How to read the charts:

• Volume number on the x, copies sold on the y.
• The darker colors are from Oricon weekly rankings (top 50), while the lighter colors are from Shoseki weekly rankings (top 500) - the latter is used when the series doesn't rank on the former. Note that depending on weekly ebb and flow, the cutoff for Oricon varies greatly - sometimes 10k will rank, sometimes 30k won't.
• The number in square b

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How to read the charts:

• Volume number on the x, copies sold on the y.
• The darker colors are from Oricon weekly rankings (top 50), while the lighter colors are from Shoseki weekly rankings (top 500) - the latter is used when the series doesn't rank on the former. Note that depending on weekly ebb and flow, the cutoff for Oricon varies greatly - sometimes 10k will rank, sometimes 30k won't.
• The number in square bra

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How to read the charts:

• Volume number on the x, copies sold on the y.
• The darker colors are from Oricon weekly rankings (top 50), while the lighter colors are from Shoseki weekly rankings (top 500) - the latter is used when the series doesn't rank on the former. Note that depending on weekly ebb and flow, the cutoff for Oricon varies greatly - sometimes 10k will rank, sometimes 30k won't.
• The number in square

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How to read the charts:

• Volume number on the x, copies sold on the y.
• The darker colors are from Oricon weekly rankings (top 50), while the lighter colors are from Shoseki weekly rankings (top 500) - the latter is used when the series doesn't rank on the former. Note that depending on weekly ebb and flow, the cutoff for Oricon varies greatly - sometimes 10k will rank, sometimes 30k won't.
• The number in squ

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How to read the charts:

• Volume number on the x, copies sold on the y.
• The darker colors are from Oricon weekly rankings (top 50), while the lighter colors are from Shoseki weekly rankings (top 500) - the latter is used when the series doesn't rank on the former. Note that depending on weekly ebb and flow, the cutoff for Oricon varies greatly - sometimes 10k will rank, sometimes 30k won't.
• The number in squa

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How to read the charts:

• Volume number on the x, copies sold on the y.
• The darker colors are from Oricon weekly rankings (top 50), while the lighter colors are from Shoseki weekly rankings (top 500) - the latter is used when the series doesn't rank on the former. Note that depending on weekly ebb and flow, the cutoff for Oricon varies greatly - sometimes 10k will rank, sometimes 30k won't.
• The number in squ

< Prev [First] Next >

How to read the charts:

• Volume number on the x, copies sold on the y.
• The darker colors are from Oricon weekly rankings (top 50), while the lighter colors are from Shoseki weekly rankings (top 500) - the latter is used when the series doesn't rank on the former. Note that depending on weekly ebb and flow, the cutoff for Oricon varies greatly - sometimes 10k will rank, sometimes 30k won't.
• The number in squa

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How to read the charts:

• Volume number on the x, copies sold on the y.
• The darker colors are from Oricon weekly rankings (top 50), while the lighter colors are from Shoseki weekly rankings (top 500) - the latter is used when the series doesn't rank on the former. Note that depending on weekly ebb and flow, the cutoff for Oricon varies greatly - sometimes 10k will rank, sometimes 30k won't.
• The number in squa

< Prev [First] Next >

How to read the charts:

• Volume number on the x, copies sold on the y.
• The darker colors are from Oricon weekly rankings (top 50), while the lighter colors are from Shoseki weekly rankings (top 500) - the latter is used when the series doesn't rank on the former. Note that depending on weekly ebb and flow, the cutoff for Oricon varies greatly - sometimes 10k will rank, sometimes 30k won't.
• The number in sq

< Prev [First] Next >

How to read the charts:

• Volume number on the x, copies sold on the y.
• The darker colors are from Oricon weekly rankings (top 50), while the lighter colors are from Shoseki weekly rankings (top 500) - the latter is used when the series doesn't rank on the former. Note that depending on weekly ebb and flow, the cutoff for Oricon varies greatly - sometimes 10k will rank, sometimes 30k won't.
• The number in squar

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How to read the charts:

• Volume number on the x, copies sold on the y.
• The darker colors are from Oricon weekly rankings (top 50), while the lighter colors are from Shoseki weekly rankings (top 500) - the latter is used when the series doesn't rank on the former. Note that depending on weekly ebb and flow, the cutoff for Oricon varies greatly - sometimes 10k will rank, sometimes 30k won't.
• The number in square

< Prev [First] Next >

How to read the charts:

• Volume number on the x, copies sold on the y.
• The darker colors are from Oricon weekly rankings (top 50), while the lighter colors are from Shoseki weekly rankings (top 500) - the latter is used when the series doesn't rank on the former. Note that depending on weekly ebb and flow, the cutoff for Oricon varies greatly - sometimes 10k will rank, sometimes 30k won't.
• The number in square

< Prev [First] Next >

How to read the charts:

• Volume number on the x, copies sold on the y.
• The darker colors are from Oricon weekly rankings (top 50), while the lighter colors are from Shoseki weekly rankings (top 500) - the latter is used when the series doesn't rank on the former. Note that depending on weekly ebb and flow, the cutoff for Oricon varies greatly - sometimes 10k will rank, sometimes 30k won't.
• The number in square b