The success of Boruto: Naruto the next generations it’s really ambiguous: if the anime adaptation on the one hand collects excellent numbers for the Tokyo television station, the manga on the other hand struggles and quite a bit. In fact, the latest data confirms another negative number for its paper counterpart.
Even Masashi Kishimoto’s return to the script doesn’t seem to have had any impact. In fact, a few months ago we announced that the Boruto: Naruto the Next Generations manga was in crisis and sales were at an all-time low. The January 4th release of Volume 13 should open a new positive bracket after Naruto’s father returned to the franchise, expectations broken by the early sales.
The debut of the new tape indeed, set a new negative record for working in tenth place in the weekly sales ranking. The data even exceeded the results of Volume 9, when the Tankobon was just in ninth place at the start. Organic dinosaur all data of the restored Shoseki ranking Group them together on a chart, the same attachment at the end of the news that contains the great descending parable from the franchise. So as you can see for yourself The manga suffered a slow and unstoppable breakdown resulting in a huge drop in popularity.
And you, instead, what do you think of this data that is so negative for the manga? Will Masashi Kishimoto manage the tedious endeavor? Let us know yours with a comment below.
I updated my dataset that tracks historical chart performance for the Boruto Manga volumes in the Shoseki Ranking ~
Volume No. 13 is the lowest debut ranking (10th on January 4th, 2021) since Volume No. 9 (9th on October 4th, 2019).
[β»Raw data archives are here: https://t.co/sijVKj5g5Q] pic.twitter.com/Afd2Uxrztk
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