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Thursday, September 8, 2011

Oricon Comic Weekly Ranking September 12th

Rank Prev. Rank Title Author Estimated Weekly Copies Total Copies Publisher
1 - Ao no Exorcist #7 Kazue Katō 431,593 431,593 Shueisha
2 - Gintama #41 Hideaki Sorachi 182,509 182,509 Shueisha
3 - Toriko #16 Mitsutoshi Shimabukuro 154,211 154,211 Shueisha
4 - Nurarihyon no Mago #18 Hiroshi Shiibashi 141,185 141,185 Shueisha
5 - Shin Tennis no Ouji-sama (The New Prince of Tennis) #6 Takeshi Konomi 138,092 138,092 Shueisha
6 - Sket Dance #20 Kenta Shinohara 99,869 99,869 Shueisha
7 - Beelzebub #13 Ryūhei Tamura 97,176 97,176 Shueisha
8 1 Ao Haru Ride #2 Io Sakisaka 65,759 191,784 Shueisha
9 - Soredemo Machi wa Mawatteiru #9 Masakazu Ishiguro 61,238 61,238 Shonen 
Gahosha Co
10 - Nagato Yuki-chan no Shōshitsu #3 Original Creator: Nagaru Tanigawa
Art: Puyo
60,347 60,347 Kadokawa Shoten/ 
Kadokawa
Group
Publishing
11 8 Black Bird #14 Kanoko Sakurakoji 50175 108,510 Shogakukan
12 14 Sunshine Sketch (Hidamari Sketch) #6 Ume Aoki 49,563 99,923 Hobunsha
13 - Ushijima the Loan Shark #22 Shohei Manabe 46,862 46,862 Shogakukan
14 - Oishimbo #106 Story: Tetsu Kariya
Art: Akira Hanasaki
46,347 46,347 Shogakukan
15 - Oishimbo #107 Story: Tetsu Kariya
Art: Akira Hanasaki
44,512 44,512 Shogakukan
16 - Umi no Misaki #10 Kou Fumizuki 41,067 41,067 Hakusensha
17 3 Fairy Tail #28 Hiro Mashima 40438 442,512 Kodansha
18 5 One Piece #63 Eiichiro Oda 39,597 2,849,620 Shueisha
19 - Master Keaton Complete Edition #1 Art: Naoki Urasawa
Story: Hokusei Katushika, Takashi Nagasaki
38,803 38,803 Kodansha
20 2 Gantz #32 Hiroya Oku 34,653 273,169 Shueisha
21 - Sket Dance Official Fanbook Kenta Shinohara 33,424 33,424 Shueisha
22 - Master Keaton Complete Edition #2 Art: Naoki Urasawa
Story: Hokusei Katushika, Takashi Nagasaki
33,270 33,270 Kodansha
23 - Bartender #20 Story: Araki Joh
Art: Kenji Nagatomo
33,113 33,113 Shueisha
24 - Fate/stay night #16 Art: Datto Nishiwaki
Story: Type-Moon
32,513 32,513 Kadokawa
Group Publishing
25 - Fate/Zero #1 Art: Shinjirō
Story: Gen Urobuchi (Nitroplus), Type-Moon
30,645 30,645 Kadokawa
Group Publishing
26 20 Himitsu no Ai-chan #5 Kaori 29,252 66,603 Shogakukan
27 12 Shingeki no Kyojin #5 Hajime Isayama 28,753 605,004 Kodansha
28 11 Usotsuki Lily #5 Ayumi Komura 28,533 82,673 Shueisha
29 58 Ao no Exorcist #6 Kazue Katō 25,342
Shueisha
30 67 Ao no Exorcist #1 Kazue Katō 25,194
Shueisha

Source: Oricon

Wednesday, September 7, 2011

10 Most Envied Anime Harem Masters

 
The unfortunate fact that every harem anime requires a gormless male protagonist to act as harem master (some might say harem victim) yields the inevitable ranking of just which viewers find the most enviably ensconced amongst his female suitors, however ineffective he may prove in actually exploiting this position. Anime fans on BIGLOBE Anime site rank the Most Envied Anime Harem Masters. 

9 Things Women are Desperate for in a Man


Sugoren.com, Those wondering just what it is Japanese women are looking for in a man need look no further than this latest attempt to encapsulate it into a handy list – though the response from most men appears to be howls of anguish and despair.

Monday, September 5, 2011

10 Games You Can’t Believe They Made Into Movies


The almost universally dreadful results of the 30 year history of game to movie adaptations, particularly where Hollywood is involved, are highlighted here by Japanese movie fans on goo sites in this unsurprisingly abysmal ranking.

Japan's Animation TV Ranking, August 22-28


Takashi Yamazaki's live-action period romance film based loosely on the plot of the award-winning Crayon Shin-chan: Arashi wo Yobu Appare! Sengoku Daikassen film, Ballad: Namonaki Koi no Uta, aired on August 28 at 9:00 p.m. It garnered a 13.9 rating. 

Saturday, September 3, 2011

MTV Japan Chart Top20 2011-09-03

 

1. Ashita e no March - Kuwata Keisuke

2. V.I.P - Koda Kumi
 
3. Ai ga Aru - Every Little Thing
 
4. Bang!-Japan Debut Special Edit- - AFTERSCHOOL

5. INORI - SEKAI NO OWARI

Top 10 Games You Want To See Made Into Anime


Dengeki readers have been asked on which games they would most like to see benefit from the recent wave of game-to-anime adaptations. Check below for the ranking:

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