The anime “Girls Band Cry” has achieved impressive success by dominating the spring-2024 season (April-June) in terms of Blu-ray/DVD package sales, with an impressive 12,226 copies sold of its first package. This achievement not only highlights the popularity of the series, but also its strong connection with the fanbase, who have shown their unconditional support by investing in the anime's physical products.

In a not too distant second place is “Nijiyon, the animation 2nd season”with 7,998 copies sold. “Hibike! Euphonium Season 3” It continues with 6,307 copies, showing that the musical franchise continues to be loved by its fans. On the other hand, “WINDBREAK” and “Camp Yuru Season 3” They have also shown good numbers, with 4,291 and 3,570 copies sold respectively. This data highlights the diversity of genres that capture the public's attention each season.

Despite the rise of streaming servicesthat have radically changed the way we consume anime, Blu-ray/DVD sales continue to be a crucial indicator of a series' success. Physical sales not only represent direct revenue for studios, but also reflect the level of engagement and support from the fanbase. Purchasing a Blu-ray/DVD package is a significant investment, and those who choose to do so tend to be the most dedicated fans, willing to spend money to own a tangible part of the series they love.

• Twitter user “@basskids_k” purchased twenty copies of this Blu-ray/DVD to show his support for the franchise.

High Blu-ray/DVD sales can influence several important decisions for an anime studio. Although today the criteria for deciding whether a series will have a sequel does not depend exclusively on these sales, they are still a relevant factor. Strong sales of physical packages indicate a loyal and passionate audience that is willing to support the project beyond simply watching it on streaming platforms. This type of support can motivate producers to consider sequels, spin-offs, or even additional merchandising projects.

The success of “Girls Band Cry” in Blu-ray/DVD sales reflects an interesting phenomenon in the anime industry. The series, which combines elements of music and drama, resonated deeply with its audience. This achievement could inspire other studios to invest in similar projects, knowing that there is a market willing to support this type of content.

• In case you were wondering, “Solo Leveling” sold 103 copies with its fourth DVD (since the Blu-ray didn’t chart). 12 more units than the previous one!

Source: Yaraon!