The year best-selling manga rankings revealedfeaturing the most beloved titles around the world, such as One piece and Spy x Family. The top ten includes timeless classics alongside big hits, highlighting the diversity and dynamism of the manga industry. These ratings are a testament to the creativity of the authors and their ability to connect with the public on both an emotional and cultural level. As the medium’s influence continues to grow, it’s increasingly difficult to predict which series will take the top spot and which will flop.
At the top of the list is Gege Akutami Jujutsu Kaisen which sold an impressive 7.6 million copies, likely thanks to the explosive popularity of its anime adaptation. The series’ thrilling mix of action, stylish animation, and deeply flawed but relatable characters has cemented it as a global phenomenon. Following closely is One piece by Eiichiro Oda, which sold 5.2 million, and remains a cultural juggernaut even after more than two decades. The ongoing adventures of the Straw Hat Pirates have captivated generations and continue to be successful in adaptations, both live and animated.
The ten best-selling manga of the year are announced
These titles captivate the public and sell millions of copies
Continuing the list of best sellers are Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End, The Apothecary Diaries, and Blue Lock. Frieren and Apothecary Diaries each has sold just under 5 million copies and proves that the fantasy genre is alive and well. Blue Lock continues to dominate the sports genre, ranking fifth overall, fueled by the global love for football. With FrierenThe anime adaptation is coming soon and Apothecary Diaries’ second season coming soon, both titles will likely continue to appear on bestseller lists.
Rounding out the last five bestsellers are: Kaiju #8 sixth, the historical epic Kingdom seventh, the volleyball series Haikyu!! In eighth, and My Hero Academy and Spy Family filling ninth and tenth places. The superhero series and spy comedy became worldwide sensations, of course. The franchises continue to attract new readers thanks to their successful anime adaptations and feature films. So, at the end of 2024, the industry’s top titles have set a high bar for what’s to come in the coming year.