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On its third week of release, Tsubasa – WoRLD CHRoNiCLE – Nirai Kanai hen #2 dropped 17 positions, landing to the 29th place in Oricon’s weekly comic ranking, with 25.420 copies sold. The total amount of sales so far is of 146,560 copies in three weeks.

This remains being the worst performance of a Tsubasa volume since Oricon started ranking mangas. For comparison’s sake, in its third week of sales, volume 1 had a total of 210,379 copies sold.

These numbers are only for the regular edition. Numbers for the Blu-ray limited edition are unknown, however, they must be even lower since they didn’t appear in the top 30 ranking.

In case Tsubasa shows up again next week in Oricon’s ranking, I’ll post here about its performance.

Source: Oricon.

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On its second week of release, Tsubasa – WoRLD CHRoNiCLE – Nirai Kanai hen #2 climbed 4 positions, landing to the 12th place in Oricon’s weekly comic ranking, with 65.331 copies sold. The total amount of sales so far is of 121.140 copies in two weeks.

While this represents a small increase in comparison to last week’s sales, the overall sales after two weeks is even smaller than the first week of sales for volume 1 (127.643 copies).

These numbers are only for the regular edition. Numbers for the Blu-ray limited edition are unknown, however, they must be even lower since they didn’t appear in the top 30 ranking.

In case Tsubasa shows up again next week in Oricon’s ranking, I’ll post here about its performance.

Source: Oricon.

© CLAMP・Shigatsu Tsuitachi CO.,LTD. / 講談社

On its first week of release, Tsubasa – WoRLD CHRoNiCLE – Nirai Kanai hen #2 debuted at the 16th position in Oricon’s weekly comic ranking, with 55.809 copies sold.

That is both very low position and very low sales numbers, however we must take into consideration the fact that these numbers reflect only for 3 days of sale (the release was on October 16 and the ranking goes from Oct. 12~18). We might have better overall numbers by the next week.

Also, these numbers are only for the regular edition. Numbers for the Blu-ray limited edition are unknown, however, they must be lower than 26.700 copies since they didn’t appear in the top 30 ranking.

For comparison’s sake, volume 1 sold 127.643 copies after 6 days on sale.

In case Tsubasa shows up again next week in Oricon’s ranking, I’ll post here about its performance.

Source: Oricon.