I'm sure they have the info on pretty much every series like any good business should, they just don't release it. All I'm saying is that I wish that we, the public, had that info to satisfy our curiosity.
The "Shueisha" Thread
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i wonder how many dbz would have done if it would have still been continued
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One Piece print Data:
1997, 1st year - 300k copies printed, 1 volume, 300k copies per volume! Note that 300k is the first print of volume 1, because it was released in 24 of December, a second print would be accounted in the next year.
1998, 2nd year - 6 Million copies printed, 6 volumes, 1 Million copies per volume.
1999, 3rd year - 17 Million copies printed, 11 volumes, 1.55 Million copies per volume.
2000, 4th year - 37 Million copies printed, 16 volumes, 2.31 Million copies per volume. An anime boost of 767k copies per volume printed, and this only if we don't account the 2 first months of anime boost in the previous year.
2001, 5th year - 54 Million copies printed, 21 volumes, 2.57 Million copies per volume.
2002, 6th year - 73 Million copies printed, 26 volumes, 2.81 Million copies per volume.
2003, 7th year - 90 Million copies printed, 31 volumes, 2.90 Million copies per volume.
2004, 8th year - 99 Million copies printed, 35 volumes, 2.83 Million copies per volume. First decrease in the average of volumes per volume, this represents the year of the end of Skypiea, Davy Back Fight and the beginning of Water 7.
2005, 9th year - 112 Million copies printed, 40 volumes, 2.80 Million copies per volume. Reached 100 Million copies printed in February of 2005 with volume 36. With this One Piece is the fastest title to reach 100 Million copies in print. Dragon Ball was only able to reach 100 Million after its ending and it run for 11 years and with 42 volumes
2006, 10th year - 125 Million copies printed, 44 volumes, 2.84 Million copies per volume.
2007, 11th year - 139 Million copies printed, 48 volumes, 2.90 Million copies per volume.
2008, 12th year - 153 Million copies printed, 52 volumes, 2.94 Million copies per volume.
2009, 13th year - 177 Million copies printed, 56 volumes, 3.16 Million copies per volume.
2010, 14th year - 216 Million copies printed, 60 volumes, 3.60 Million copies per volume. Reached 200 Million copies printed in November of 2010 with volume 60.
2011, 15th year - 257 Million copies printed, 64 volumes, 4.02 Million copies per volume.
2012, 16th year - 281 Million copies printed, 68 volumes, 4.13 Million copies per volume.
2013, 17th year - 302 Million copies printed, 72 volumes, 4.20 Million copies per volume. Reached 300 Million copies printed in November of 2013 with volume 72. First on only title reaching 300 Million copies printed!
2014, 18th year - 320 Million copies printed, 76 volumes, 4.21 Million copies per volume.Source:
! http://i.imgur.com/WFmwSQ7.jpghttp://i.imgur.com/T4wUn5S.jpg
Probably only referring to Japan though, considering it apparently has 380 million copies in print worldwide.
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Not long till they finally announce the 400 million copies worldwide.^^
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Not long till they finally announce the 400 million copies worldwide.^^
Considering they JUST made a deal about 300 at the end of 2013, nah, I think they'll stick to the Japanese numbers, since that'll reach 400 mill on its own in another 2 or 3 years anyway. Unless they want to boast the 500 mill sooner.
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In 15 years… a billion.
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@Kaizou:
Here is the preview scene for Tiger-ani to Dragon (Tamura's upcoming one shot):
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B5LGzqRCcAA7k6u.jpgfound this on twitter
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Last Week's Jump Comic Sales:
01. One Piece #76 (1,441,768)
02. Haikyuu!! #14 (378,403)
03. Ansatsu Kyoushitsu #12 (254,704)
44. Kuroko no Basket #30 (42,006 / 607,160) -
Oh Fucking Yeah.
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A message from Sorachi. It looks like Gintama going to enter the preparation for its climax.
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It will be fun, it will be sad, it will be glorious.
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Whatever, I didn't laughed even once.
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It really is ending, huh?
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Why is it sad ? A good story needs a good ending and that is what it will have.
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Some of the latest arcs (mainly the comedic ones) felt flat, and reused plots that have been done to death.
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This Weeks shonen jump comes with a code for a character for the one piece treasure cruise mobile game..But I can't seem to find it.. Help please?
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I was always hoping Gintama would last until the end of time, given the nature of the series. It's really time to put it to rest. :sad:
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Here's the link to the page screenshot : http://imgur.com/Y3qGYqk
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Is that a HunterXHunter fighting game?
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@Kaizou:
A message from Sorachi. It looks like Gintama going to enter the preparation for its climax.
http://40.media.tumblr.com/a106733b2989cf9ebd0103e15a7906a3/tumblr_nhpln0P76x1rfp7vzo1_500.jpg
So are we talking about a soonish ending or about a Naruto/Bleach ending arc that last for a couple years?
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We'll know when it starts. Gintama arcs usualy don't last more than 2 volumes, 3 if it overflows a bit.
It could (should) go into a few comedic arcs, mainly to bring clousure to some of the supporting cast, and then during one of those arcs, BAM suddenly serious.
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Is that a HunterXHunter fighting game?
yeah it is…but what I wanted help with was the one piece one that had the Strong world sanji.
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Author comments for Issue 6-7.
Oddly, Kubo's line is cut off.
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Everything Kubo does has to be 100% Kubo, even if it's not intentional. Feels like one of his awkward foot cliffhangers.
That being said, I'd like to watch The Act of Killing too. Cause he's talking about the Joshua Oppenheimer documentary, right?
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Jump SQ. February Issue:
To Love-Ru Darkness (Cover, Lead CP)
Owari no Seraph
Hanna Sensei Shigoto wo Shitekudasai! (CP)
Chihaya-san wa Sonomama de Ii
Gag Manga Biyori GB
Hotel Helheim (CP)
Kono Oto Tomare!
Boku no Manga
Shin Tennis no Oujisama
Houkago no Oujisama
Parman no Jounetsuteki na Hibi
Eisouhei no Shuki (CP, SQ. Next Cup Entry #1)
Gakumon!
7th Garden
Akuma no Tissue (One Shot)
Ao no Exorcist
Sousei no Onmyouji
Nightmare Funk
SQ. Next Gag Cup (4 Entries)
Mu and I
Shinai Naru Koroshiya-sama
Tegami Bachi
Embalming
Iiyone! Yonezawa SenseiTeiichi no Kuni (Absent)
Jump SQ. March Issue:
Cover, Lead CP: Shin Tennis no Oujisama
CP: 7th Garden, Salaryman Exorcist Okumura Yukio no Aishuu (Special Chapter), Hetalia World☆Stars (Special Chapter), Tomodachi Inai Doumei (One Shot by Nisio Isin (story) and Kindaichi Renjuurou (artwork)), Ema-chan to Boku (SQ. Next Cup Entry #2) -
Didn't you said that Embalming was a mid-tier series?
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Its…Pretty Low.
Or that TOC works differently?Embalming (and Tegami Bachi) always being low on ToC.
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Hello. I'm gathering opinions on Viz's Weekly Shonen JUMP to convey to Shueisha.
If you have any opinions regarding (but not limited to):
General quality of publication
Number of series published
Quality of translation
Ease of readabilityAnd of course, if you have any suggestions to improve the magazine, I'll pass them along as well.
Thank you for your time!
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@Galaxy:
Author comments for Issue 6-7.
http://puu.sh/e8MjB/87eef384dc.jpg
Oddly, Kubo's line is cut off.
From the Japanese magazine, his full quote is:
@Tite:
「凶悪」と「ACT OF KILLING」を立て続けに観て、良かったけど丸一日落ち込んだ 〈帯人〉
"I watched The Devil's Path and Act of Killing back-to-back. They were great, but they left me feeling depressed for an entire day."
[[I]Embalming]'s…Pretty Low.
Or that TOC works differently?Not all series that sell decently in the collected volumes rank highly on the reader surveys. It's often an indication that the demographic buying the comics isn't the same as the one that reads the magazine. Or there was just a chapter or several that readers didn't like as much.
(Semi-related: judging by TOC placement, the worst-rated chapter of Dragon Ball was the one starting off Goku's training arc with the Turtle Sage. It was a moment of transition, but eight weeks later, a series that was now receiving ever-greater attention and popularity thanks to its shift in focus to martial arts was almost at the bottom of the table of contents for that week.)
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"I watched The Devil's Path and Act of Killing back-to-back. They were great, but they left me feeling depressed for an entire day."
I really wanna comment something about this, but I don't know what.
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Hello. I'm gathering opinions on Viz's Weekly Shonen JUMP to convey to Shueisha.
If you have any opinions regarding (but not limited to):
General quality of publication
Number of series published
Quality of translation
Ease of readabilityAnd of course, if you have any suggestions to improve the magazine, I'll pass them along as well.
Thank you for your time!
I'd love to know more of the past of the magazine. Maybe doing something like Jump Back, but with more obscure series. Start with something known like Dr. Slump or Saint Seiya.
Besides Ass Class, Hero Academy and Gintama, the english magazine already has my favorite series. (One Piece, Soma, Toriko… huh this gen isn't as interesting as when there were Medaka/Beelzebub/Bakuman/SketDance)
I'm currently ilegaly paying the subscription through amazon, because I couldn't subcribe trhough the app store. None of the countries that I've been in the last few years have legal publications.
The same with One Piece, I got it through Kindle because Amazon gave me more interesting purchase options.
I enjoy the translation, Stephen does an excelent work, but he makes the OPPodcast an obligated hearing, as he doesn't use translation notes, certain stuff need to be explained. Not that I don't enjoy the OPP, but maybe a section at the end with the notes, specialy with the other series that must have similar stuff, but I don't care enough to go and hear a podcast about them.
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Hello. I'm gathering opinions on Viz's Weekly Shonen JUMP to convey to Shueisha.
If you have any opinions regarding (but not limited to):
General quality of publication
Number of series published
Quality of translation
Ease of readabilityAnd of course, if you have any suggestions to improve the magazine, I'll pass them along as well.
Thank you for your time!
I really enjoy the publication, but I'd love more series. In particular I really want to see Boku no Hero Academia and Assassination Classroom in, although in general I'd love to see more series that were skipped over initially but turned out to be popular in Japan to get a chance. Jump Start was a great idea, but I hope that if a series is passed over then, but seems to get much better later on that it isn't ruled out for english jump. Translation quality is generally pretty great, and it's definitely pretty easy to read. I'd also love to see more one shots in the magazine, though of course that's secondary to new series. If adding many new series is too inconvenient due to royalties, I think myself and many others would be happy to pay an extra fee to get an expansion with more series. One thing I would like, though I'm not sure how feasible it is, is some sort of search feature to find which issue has a certain chapter, since I've had a few times where I've wanted to revisit an old chapter to find information or check how something was said, and it's a huge pain to search for a specific chapter. Also yeah, an occasional translation note wouldn't hurt. Perhaps they could even add a column explaining the quirks of certain translations. I know they have the learn random Japanese word column already (Can't remember it's exact name), but I think a column talking to the translators about their choices would still be really cool and informative
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I should add that if I had to choose one series for them to add, it'd be boku no hero academia. I feel like it was passed over due to unfortunate timing with the jump start as well as low expectations coming off the author's past works, and I feel it definitely think it deserves to be given a chance, especially since it's already proven fairly popular on western scanlation sites (and for all the issues these present to the publishers, I think scanlation sites can be a good way to gauge interest and that ignoring their existence doens't really help them)
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It is announced that Akimoto Osamu (author of Kochikame) going to release an one shot, called Alley yo Juu wo Ute!, in Issue 4 of Grand Jump.
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General quality of publication
Pretty good, especially since the image quality is better than anywhere else online.
Number of series published
I'd like another series or two, if possible. Boku no Hero Academia especially.
Quality of translation
Definitely better than scanlations, though I can think of a time or two when they missed something too. In general, they also have a good sense of when to take creative liberties.
(And this is a real nitpick, but even though many manga in Japan do the double exclamation point thing a lot, it just looks weird in English and not in a good way.)
Ease of readability
Again, way better than scanlations when it comes to translations.
As for the pages themselves, I'd like a drop-down menu or somewhere to type what page I wanna go to without having to use the slidey thing if possible. It'd be nice if there was also a way to project a small preview image above the slidey thing when I'm dragging it too so I don't always have to guess and click around when I'm looking for a specific page in a chapter.
Unrelated, but is Saiki Kusuo still good? It seems to yoyo a lot in the rankings.
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Hello. I'm gathering opinions on Viz's Weekly Shonen JUMP to convey to Shueisha.
If you have any opinions regarding (but not limited to):
General quality of publication
Number of series published
Quality of translation
Ease of readabilityAnd of course, if you have any suggestions to improve the magazine, I'll pass them along as well.
Thank you for your time!
I think the quality is great. Good extra features like interviews, editor columns, one-shots. However, I came to notice that VIZ volumes have a noticeably better resolution on iBooks than on the VIZ manga app. Since ESJ isn't available on iBooks, the quality is of course not as good as volumes on iBooks. An upgrade in the resolution would be much appreciated. I would love to have another bonus other than Yu-Gi-Oh cards. Not all of us play the game, and sometimes it's hard to sell the cards.
Having more series is always a plus. Assassination Classroom is the number one series in my list that I want to join ESJ. It might be a better choice to cease the magazine style and just go with a Crunchyroll style route. That way, I'd imagine we would have more series from other Jump magazines like Real, Terraformars from Young Jump. Heck, maybe go as far as to say getting sequels of classic series from Grand Jump like Captain Tsubasa Rising Sun and Hell Teacher Nube Neo, but I'd imagine that will always be just a dream.
To me the quality of the translation is the best out there if I overlook some of the terms used in One Piece for consistency. Some more footnotes for explanations would be helpful in certain cases.
I've been beating the region block system using iTunes since the magazine began in 2012. I would definitely love to access it normally in my region. We don't have any manga distributing companies in the Middle East, so I don't see much of a problem in expanding to the region other than the worries that people won't subscribe. I know there is a huge anime and manga fan base here. A lot of people use illegal means, but there are many that import anime and manga from the U.S., so I know those would support it if given the option. Crunchyroll is available to us, so why not ESJ?
It's easy to access, easy to read. No problems there.
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Hello. I'm gathering opinions on Viz's Weekly Shonen JUMP to convey to Shueisha.
If you have any opinions regarding (but not limited to):
General quality of publication
Number of series published
Quality of translation
Ease of readabilityAnd of course, if you have any suggestions to improve the magazine, I'll pass them along as well.
Thank you for your time!
From what I've seen, the amount of series published is quite small. And also, it's about time to make Jump available in more countries.
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From what I've seen, the amount of series published is quite small. And also, it's about time to make Jump available in more countries.
The problem with releasing Jump Alpha in other countries is that Viz isn't the company with the licensing rights in most of them. The potential legal trouble they could encounter by opening to subscriptions to everyone is probably why they're not doing it (well- that and most countries don't have English as a first language).
And even if they could release all the unlicensed manga, it would still suck that they'd have to region-lock most of the favorites.
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Hello. I'm gathering opinions on Viz's Weekly Shonen JUMP to convey to Shueisha.
If you have any opinions regarding (but not limited to):
General quality of publication
Number of series published
Quality of translation
Ease of readabilityAnd of course, if you have any suggestions to improve the magazine, I'll pass them along as well.
Thank you for your time!
I'm fine with the number of series we have compared to the cost of the subscription. More titles for the same cost or a slightly higher one would be welcomed.
Jump Start was an awesome idea. I hope it continues. Maybe it could be extended to test "older" titles (MHA, Twin star exorcists…)
The quality of the translation is great. Things like Zolo can't be changed if I understood it right, so there's no point complaining about that. Maybe more translation notes could be added from time to time (like when there are words that are written one way but could also be read another).
Some titles have better typesetting than others but that's nitpicking.
As for what could be improved: multiple bookmarks and a search function or filters (by title and chapter number). And maybe I missed something but I would like to be able to set the issues to be saved on the SD card instead of the internal memory. -
This Week's Jump Comic Sales:
01. One Piece #76 (954,354 / 2,396,122)
03. Haikyuu!! #14 (275,009 / 653,412)
04. Ansatsu Kyoushitsu #12 (256,097 / 510,801)
06. Kinnikuman #49 (88,183 / 88,964)
28. Kuroko no Basket #30 (35,654 / 642,814)
38. One Punch-man #7 (29,492 / 473,029)
47. One Piece #75 (26,048 / 2,797,008) -
One Piece to rule them all.
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Id like a pinky swear that for the kanzenban they'll name him Zoro.
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I just want them to fix and retitle the chapter "The Other Villain" back to "The Second Person" so that it goes back to talking about Nami and not random generic marine fodder. Out of all the things in the translation, that bothers me the most.
Yes, even more than Zolo, since we know why they had to do that (even though they had it right the first time in the original magazine editions)… that's just a pure translation mistake.
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I've been loving their latest translations. Like E-Robot was insanely well-handled, with puns adapted super well. I mean the comic wasn't… amazing... but the craft Viz showed with their version was still super nice to see.
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@Maxy:
I've been loving their latest translations. Like E-Robot was insanely well-handled, with puns adapted super well. I mean the comic wasn't… amazing... but the craft Viz showed with their version was still super nice to see.
And by not amazing, you mean complete and utter shit, correct?
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Thank you for the input. Some changes are slow and some are not possible but some of your input, including bookmarks, mirror suggestions of my own.
If anyone else would like to contribute please check this post http://www.apforums.net/showthread.php?t=28240&p=3390700&viewfull=1#post3390700
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Thank you for the input. Some changes are slow and some are not possible but some of your input, including bookmarks, mirror suggestions of my own.
If anyone else would like to contribute please check this post http://www.apforums.net/showthread.php?t=28240&p=3390700&viewfull=1#post3390700
Thanks for listening and passing the messages on to shueisha. I always like to give input for stuff like this when I can. It's one of the reasons I always fill out the surveys, but more avenues to give feedback are always appreciated
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And by not amazing, you mean complete and utter shit, correct?
Nah mate, I don't do that whole hyperbolic shitting on things stuff. No joy in straight-out hating the stuff I'm reading, to say nothing of the fact that E-Robot does actually have some stuff going for it. Like I'd happily call myself conflicted on it, as to whether it's good or not, because it's this joyous thing, a stupid celebration of perversion and ecchi in comics, with no attempt to beat around the bush as to what it is. Gotta appreciate that.