What was the best selling late night anime of the 2010s? Announcing the top 50 sales!

which was a huge hit in 2009 and became one of the most popular anime of the 00s. ‘s second term in the top 10 in the 2010s as well!
As the pinnacle of the loose-friendly daily life anime, it became the driving force behind the advancement of Kirara-kei anime.
The opening and ending songs of the second season was also a big hit, and the movie version later became the highest-grossing movie from a late-night anime at the time, earning 1.9 billion yen.

No.9【5.12million】Attack on Titan

This anime based on the hit manga, which has sold 85 million copies in total, made it to the top of the list.
It was broadcasted in spring 2013, and the high speed battle by 3D Maneuvering Device was wonderfully expressed in the anime.
The passionate performances of the voice actors and the theme song “Bows and Arrows of Red Lotus” by Linked Horizon were also a big hit.

No.8【5.21million】Fate/Zero

It was a smash hit that aired in the fall of 2011 and broke the record for the first week of Blu-ray sales at the time.
It was an anime adaptation of a spin-off novel by Urofuchi Gen, and with the mega-hit of this work, the Fate series became a popular brand, and with the advent of FGO, which sold more than 100 billion yen a year, it gained a solid position in the industry.
In that sense, it can be considered one of the most influential works in the entertainment industry in the 2010s.

No.7【5.47million】Love Live! Sunshine!

As the successor to μ’s, the second film depicting the story of the new school idol group Aqours is a proud entry in the top 10!
The second season also sold 47,000 copies, and the movie and CD were hits across the board, showing that Love Live’s popularity is still alive and well.

No.6【5.54million】GRANBLUE FANTASY The Animation

The anime, based on the hugely popular shaggy game, aired in the spring of 2017.
The first season of the anime adaptation of the early stages of the main quest of the hit game, which had 25 million registered users and annual sales of 36.6 billion yen in fiscal 2018, exploded in sales.
The inclusion of game perks in each volume is thought to be a factor in the huge success of the series.

No.5【60,600 pcs】False story

The second episode of the “Story” series broadcast in winter 2012 was ranked in the top 5.
It is a sequel to the first work of “Bakemonogatari” broadcast in 2009, which sold about 80,000 copies and still holds the No. 1 record for late night anime.
The sequels were also a hit, and the series has sold over 2 million copies in total.

No.4【6.5 million】Love Live！ 2nd Season

Coming in at #4 was the second season of the first Love Live!
The first season also sold about 30,000 copies, but the second season, which aired the following year in the spring of 2014, became an explosive hit, selling more than double that amount.
After that, μ’s continued to run with movie hits, appearances on Kohaku, and dome performances, and they became a legend.

No.3【6.55 million】Osomatsu-san

This film, which depicts the future of Fujio Akatsuka’s masterpiece comedy “Osomatsu-kun,” entered the Top 3.
The use of six popular voice actors and the unconventional first episode were the talk of the town, and the film became a mega-hit that no one could have predicted.
It seems to have followed the black humor of the original work, and the fact that all six children were given their own personalities and stood out from the rest of the characters was a major factor in gaining support from Capuchan.

No.2【6.8 million】Yuri! on ICE

This original anime about figure skating aired in the fall of 2016 and came in second place!
Volume 1 sales of “Love Live! and “Osomatsu-san”, but it sold steadily in all volumes and exceeded the average.
This work is a symbol of the explosive power of works for women, and the attention to detail in the production of high-quality images, such as inviting a professional choreographer who used to be a player, is also a factor in this mega-hit.

No.1【71,100 units】Puella Magi Madoka Magica

The best-selling anime of the 2010s was this one, which aired in the winter of 2011!
The dark fantasy “Magical Girl” series produced by the splendid team of director Shaft and Shinbo Akiyuki, script by Urofuchi Gen, and character design by Aoki Ume became the No. 1 anime of the 2010s.
It sold an average of 71,100 copies per volume of standard discs alone, and also sold 1.32 million in boxes.
Starting with the shock of Mami’s exit in the third episode and the tenth episode which depicted Homura’s past, it is a masterpiece of masterpieces that has won all kinds of awards, so it can be said that everyone can agree on the result.

Other hits

There are other films that were not ranked for various reasons, but were big hits.

The first of these is “Kemono Friends”, which aired in the winter of 2017 and caused a huge boom.
There is no doubt that it was a huge hit, but the official number of copies is not known because it was not released as a disc on its own, but sold in the form of an “Official Guidebook with BD”.
The data shows 20,000 to 30,000 copies per volume, but it is highly likely that the actual number of copies sold is much higher.

Space Battleship Yamato 2199, which sold nearly 40,000 copies, is excluded because it was originally an OVA for theatrical release.
Hyouka, which aired in 2012, only sold 0.98 million discs immediately after its release, but the BD-BOX released in 2015 sold over 10,000 copies, which combined to sell over 20,000 copies.

Ranking Summary

No.1 71,100 copies Puella Magi Madoka Magica
No.2 68,000 copies Yuri! on ICE!
No.3 6.55 million copies
No.4 65,000 copies Love Live! 2nd Season
No.5 6.06 million copies False Story
No.6 55,400 copies GRANBLUE FANTASY The Animation
No.7 5.47 million copies Love Live! Sunshine!
No.8 5.21 million Fate/Zero
No.9 5.12 million copies
No.10 39,400 copies K-On!
No.11 3.93 million Fate/stay night [Unlimited Blade Works]
12th place 36,100 copies Girls und Panzer
No. 13 35,900 Sold Soldiers Sword Art Online
No. 14 35,400 copies of Uta no Prince-sama! Magical Love Revolutions
15th place 34.41 million Angel Beats!
No. 16 33,800 IS <Infinite Stratos>.
17/15,000 copies Anohi Mita Hana no Namae o Bokutachi wa Mada Shiranai.
18th 31,000 copies Persona4 the ANIMATION
No. 19 30,300 TIGER & BUNNY
No. 20 29,000 copies Free!
No. 21 2.45 million copies Kuroko’s Basketball
No. 22 23,900 copies. There is no way my sister is this cute.
No.23 23 23,000 sheets Hi-Que!
No.24 22.000 copies of Idolish Seven
No. 25, 21,800 copies, Horizon on the Border
No. 26 21,800 copies The Idolmaster Cinderella Girls Theater
No. 27 20,900 copies Zombie Land Saga
28th 19,700 copies JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure
No.29 18.3 million copies DURALALALA!
No.30 1.80million Fleet Koreans
31st 17,800 copies Uma Musume Pretty Derby
32th place 1.77million copies WORKING!
No.33 1.7M copies To Aru Majutsu no Index II
34th 16,700 copies Toaru Kagaku no Railgun S
No. 35 16,600 copies The Blade of Demise (Volume 4)
No.36 16,500 copies Hanamaru
No.37, 1.63 million copies
No.38 1.62 million copies Steins;Gate
No.39 1.56 million sales The Idolmaster SideM
No.40, 1.55 million copies.
No.41 1.52 million copies SHIROBAKO
No.42 1.5 million copies The Idolmaster Cinderella Girls
No.43 1.49 million copies Hakuouki
No. 44 14,300 copies of Yuru-Can△
No.45, 14,200 copies, Chemelixa
No.46 1-4,100 units Cold Coldness of a lamp
No.47 1.4 million copies Strike Witches 2
No.48 1.38 million copies Senki Zesshou Symphogear AXZ
No.49 12.29 million copies Sengoku Basara 2
No. 50 1-29,000 copies Aoki Steel Arpeggio

Summary

The year 2011 was the biggest year for late-night anime, and as expected, there were many works from that year.
Among them, “MadoMagi” is the one that stands out.
I can’t wait to see what works will come out in the 2020’s that will surpass this anime!

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