Makeine: Too many loser heroines! keep succeeding

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The light novel franchise “ Makeine: Too Many Losing Heroines! ” has seen an impressive surge in digital sales during the month of August, surpassing the previous month’s figures by more than tenfold . This success has been directly attributed to the broadcast of the anime adaptation, which began on July 13 under the production of A-1 Pictures.

 


“Makeine: Too Many Losing Heroines!” written by Taki Amamori and illustrated by Imigimuru, follows the story of Kazuhiko Nukumizu , a first-year high school student who considers himself a “background character” with a minimal social life. However, his quiet existence is disrupted when he witnesses Anna Yanami, his popular classmate, get rejected by her childhood friend at a family restaurant. This event drags him into the complicated romantic drama of Anna and two other girls: Lemon Yakishio, an outgoing athlete, and Chika Komari, a shy member of the literature club.

The premise of the story centers on Nukumizu, who, despite being an introvert who prefers to stay away from the spotlight, finds himself involved in the lives of these three “loser heroines” or “Makeine.” These girls failed to become the romantic interest of their crushes, and now Nukumizu must deal with his new, complicated reality.

The anime premiere has generated a lot of buzz, achieving prominent positions on streaming platforms such as ABEMA and dAnime Store, where it has reached first place in several categories. In addition, the series has captured attention on social media, becoming a trending topic on Twitter, which has significantly contributed to the increase in sales of the original light novel.

This phenomenon is not uncommon in the anime industry, where the adaptation of a written work can revitalize and exponentially increase its popularity. In the case of “Makeine: Too Many Losing Heroines!”, the anime has helped introduce the story to a wider audience, who have turned to the light novels to further delve into the tale of Nukumizu and the losing heroines.

The continued success of the anime could further boost sales of the light novel, and the franchise's popularity is expected to continue to grow in the coming months. Fans are eager to see how the story of these charismatic and complex heroines will unfold, as well as the impact Nukumizu will have on their lives and vice versa.

  • « Now that you mention it, sales of the original material in July were about ten times higher compared to June… No wonder they sold out .»
  • « I also contributed to that 10x increase. I was planning to buy it after the first season of the anime ended, but I ended up buying all the volumes, including the special ones .»
  • « When they say 'digital sales,' they mean e-book sales .»
  • So August sales will be 100 times higher, and September sales 1,000 times higher ."
  • It could be that they will decrease if they are completely depleted ."
  • « Multiplying by 10 is incredible. Is it possible to sell that much even before the anime ends? »
  • « It seems that popularity has continued to accelerate in August, so it has probably sold even more .»
  • « Sales of the original material are up, the albums are at the top, they will surely give the green light for a second season .»
  • « They have put a lot of effort into it from the beginning, it seems that they were already thinking about a second season .»
  • « But since the sales of the online streaming are low and it's Aniplex, I'm not sure there will be a second season. Also, the story from volume 4 onwards might not please viewers, although the ending of volume 4 is spectacular ».
  • « Looking back, there have been quite a few series that seemed to have momentum but ended up not getting a second season .»
  • I would like to see A-1 Pictures continue with '86: Eighty-Six .'"
  • Since they've been getting the top spot weekly overseas and gaining popularity, maybe they're making money from online streaming ."
  • « The number of printed copies generally includes manga .»

Source: Yaraon!

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