As we enter 2015’s midway point, Oricon has now announced the first half’s bestsellers. We have already revealed the
Top 30 bestselling light novel series, and now, we are now taking a look at the Top 50 bestselling manga volumes.
Unlike the light novel rankings, these are ranked by volume rather than by series, however, like the LN rankings, the results were based on sales*from the period of November 17, 2014 until May 17, 2015. Here are Oricon’s Top 50 manga volumes:
50) Magi vol. 24 by*Shinobu Ohtaka
49)*Natsume’s Book of Friends vol. 19 by Yuri Midorikawa
48) JoJolion 9 by Hirohiko Araki
47)*The Seven Deadly Sins vol. 10 by Nakaba Suzuki
46)*Mix vol. 6 by Mitsuru Adachi
45)*Nisekoi vol. 15 by Naoshi Komi
44)*Fairy Tail vol. 48 by Hiro Mashima
43)*Neon Genesis Evangelion vol. 14 (limited edition) by Yoshiyuki Sadamoto
42)*Space Brothers vol. 25 by Chuuya Koyama
41)*The Seven Deadly Sins vol. 11 by Nakaba Suzuki
40) Real vol. 14 by Takehiko Inoue
39)*Fairy Tail vol. 47 by Hiro Mashima
38)*Fairy Tail vol. 46 by Hiro Mashima
37)*Bleach vol. 67 by Tite Kubo
36)*Neon Genesis Evangelion vol. 14 (standard edition) by Yoshiyuki Sadamoto
35)*Detective Conan vol. 86 by Gosho Aoyama
34)*One-Punch Man vol. 8 by ONE and Yuusuke Murata
33)*Magi vol. 25 by*Shinobu Ohtaka
32)*Kyou wa Kaisha Yasumimasu. vol. 8 by Mari Fujimura
31)*March comes in like a lion vol. 10 by Chika Umino
30)*The Heroic Legend of Arslan 3 by Hiromu Arakawa and Yoshiki Tanaka
29)*Bleach vol. 66 by Tite Kubo
28)*Terra Formars vol. 11 by Yuu Sasuga and Kenichi Tachibana
27)*Monthly Shoujo Nozaki-kun vol. 6 by Izumi Tsubaki
26)**One-Punch Man vol. 7*by ONE and Yuusuke Murata
25)*Terra Formars vol. 12 by Yuu Sasuga and Kenichi Tachibana
24)*Blue Exorcist vol. 14 by Kazue Katou
23)*Saint Young Men vol. 11 by Hikaru Nakamura
22)*Detective Conan vol. 85 by Gosho Aoyama
21)*Black Butler vol. 20 by Yana Toboso
20)*Haikyu!! vol. 16 by Haruichi Furudate
19)*Assassination Classroom vol. 14 by Yusei Matsui
18)*Haikyu!! vol. 15 by Haruichi Furudate
17)*The Seven Deadly Sins vol. 14 by Nakaba Suzuki
16)*Kuroko’s Basketball vol. 30 by Tadatoshi Fujimaki
15)*Haven’t You Heard? I’m Sakamoto vol. 3 by Nami Sano
14)*The Seven Deadly Sins vol. 13 by Nakaba Suzuki
13)*Tokyo Ghoul:re vol. 2 by Sui Ishida
12)*Kimi ni Todoke vol. 23 by Karuho Shiina
11)*The Seven Deadly Sins vol. 12 by Nakaba Suzuki
For the Top 10, continue to page 2
10)*Assassination Classroom vol. 13 by Yusei Matsui
9)*Tokyo Ghoul:re vol. 1*by Sui Ishida
8)*Assassination Classroom vol. 12 by Yusei Matsui
7)*Blue Spring Ride vol. 12 by Io Sakisaka
6)*Haikyu!! vol. 14 by Haruichi Furudate
5)*Naruto vol. 72 by Masashi Kishimoto
4)*Attack on Titan vol. 16 by Hajime Isayama
3)*Attack on Titan vol. 15*by Hajime Isayama
2)*One Piece vol. 77 bu Eiichiro Oda
1)*One Piece vol. 76 bu Eiichiro Oda
One Piece is back to form at the top of Oricon’s list as it once again dominates their rankings by taking the Top 2 spots. #3 and #4 however has gone to Hajime Isayama’s Attack on Titan, which seems to be filling the void left by the now-concluded rival manga to One Piece, Naruto, which has its final volume take 5th place.The Top 10 has been quite dominated by Shounen and Seinen mangas, however,*Blue Spring Ride, or Ao Haru Ride, has proven that shoujo mangas can hang with the boys, though it is the only female-oriented (shoujo and josei) manga in the Top 10.One of Shounen Jump’s*“Big Three”, Bleach, has shown that it is still alive and well, even if it seems a bit obscure nowadays, as two of its volumes have placed in the Top 50.
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