>>6

3.08 billion did quite well, didn’t it?

Well, there might also be the factor of the large scale of the release.

From now on, it will likely continue to grow during Golden Week.

>>12

GW 11 consecutive holidays x 80 million = 8.8 billion

>>14

It didn’t work when I calculated it with Conan.

It’s good enough to be in the same publication.

I’ve heard that the theaters will be busy for a while since Demon Slayer is also set to be released in the summer.

It means that after three days, Roboco will be 2.4 billion.

The new Gundam, which has sold about the second most in history, was incredible, but Conan was on a different level altogether.

If they put Roboco as a guest in Conan, it would essentially mean Roboco is worth 3 billion.

The respected people behind the incredibly popular series Super Robot Wars also praised it, and it’s definitely set to join alongside Gundam.

I wonder how it will be since the big shot of Super Robot Wars is no longer a big shot of Super Robot Wars…

Demon Slayer and Jujutsu Kaisen have both been turned into games.

Roboco should just be turned into a game.

It’s strange that Roboco is cuter…

I think it’s quite a rare movie if you consider that you can experience Akitaro Daichi’s tempo in a theater.

It’s quite niche to have a female protagonist who is a robot girl, so it can’t be helped.

Is Shueisha really okay with betting the GW merchandise battle on the Roboco movie?

>>37

There are no other bullets.

Seriously

>>39

Ao no Hako: The Movie

The Counterattack of the Chick.

Do it, or something like that.

>>37

I’m holding back on Demon Slayer… by the way, hasn’t the compilation of Jujutsu Kaisen been released yet?

There wasn’t much excitement even when Roboco and other shows were being adapted into anime.

>>40

There’s no way a 5-minute anime can bounce back, right?

It’s a bit of a hurdle for a boy to watch in a movie theater because he gets shy…

With Golden Week approaching, it’s likely that it will exceed 1 trillion.

It’s a tough time even for the movies of Jump’s flagship titles.

Shame of Jump manga

The movies during the Golden Week period were never really given much effort by Jump to begin with.

Being chosen as a rival to detective anime is quite an honor, isn’t it?

>>50

In other words… the face of Shueisha…

If my classmates saw me going to watch it, the risk of them saying “That guy is really into adult stuff!” is way too high.

>>51

A classmate who makes erotic judgments when they see Roboco…

>>56

Serious gorilla…?

I wonder how many Roboco units I could buy with 80 million.

Since Mashle was so well-received, I think a theatrical version could work.

>>53

Did the main story get a good response?

>>54

I witnessed an elementary school girl asking the store clerk at Book Off, “Do you have Mashle?”

Mashle says it only received the OP, but it’s actually for the second season of that OP.

If it hasn’t been somewhat popular, even Jump won’t produce a second season…

Roboko-neechan is too intense.

I will ask.

What is necessary for a blockbuster movie to exceed 10 billion yen?

Destruction.

Shueisha is certainly doing well in riding the peculiar trends in anime film sales that Demon Slayer has opened up.

Rather, thanks to Conan getting involved, we have surpassed the 10 billion wall that we had barely managed to avoid until now.

>>62

There had not been a single Jump movie that exceeded 10 billion yen until the COVID-19 pandemic.

>>64

There are probably not as many cases of movies or even anime hitting it big as one might think.

>>119

Most of the Jump movies are just kids’ shows made in collaboration with Toei, after all.

It’s been about a week, but hasn’t it already surpassed 4 billion, Conan?

Starting tomorrow, I’ll be caught between Conan and Minecraft…

If it weren’t for Roboco, it would have been 80 million times Conan’s.

Perhaps the people who watched Roboco have bought popcorn and cola, which may have enriched the theater.

It’s sad to think that if a minority in a school class watches a Roboco movie, they probably can’t speak up about it.

I don’t know if it can be paid, but if it’s currently 80 million, it seems like it could exceed 100 million. RoboCo is surprisingly doing well.

>>70

It’s a pretty ideal collaboration since we don’t interfere with each other.

>>70

People like that also go to see Conan properly.

Let’s change the perks weekly for Roboco and make various adjustments.

Because of the voice, it’s easy to picture the person behind it…

>>74

Personally, I think the negatives are quite significant.

I only vaguely know what voice actors look like, but I see comedians on TV frequently.

>>74

Does that mean you can see Kenshiro and Luffy beyond the Roboco in another world?

The movie Roboco reportedly ranks very high in historical box office performance when combined with Demon Slayer: Mugen Train.

>>75

There’s no element that can be matched, right!?

At this rate, it looks like it will reach 8 billion during Golden Week, Conan.

If Roboco could… well, if it could reach 500 million…

Works like Gintama and Bakuman, where Jump appears within the story, are usually quite strong, Master.

>>80

Witch Watch is going to get stronger!!!

>>80

How many years ago are you talking about? I want to say this without any provocation.

I definitely want 90 minutes, Master.

Was it interesting for those who actually saw it?

>>82

It was interesting.

Is it possible for Master to be a boy detective from now on?

If possible, Robo was also hoping to appear in a Conan movie…

Just because the movies clashed…

I curse the unspoken understanding in the industry that makes it taboo to appear on rival shows!

Is Roboco a system like Mickey…?

>>85

Does that mean you are loved by everyone?

Even Robo-chan wanted Aoyama-sensei to draw on a signboard!

You, Takayuki Yamada…

Dera… Dera…

In reality, when it comes to serialized titles in Jump that have completed anime adaptations and could carry a movie, the options are really limited…

>>91

…Is jumping okay?

>>94

Roboco is the next veteran after One Piece and Hunter x Hunter.

>>97

Are you okay with jumping?

>>91

If Shueisha invests in it, anything can be turned into a movie, right?

Kenshiro can’t see Shigeru Chiba, right Roboco?

Considering that Conan reached 15 billion, it could go five times more.

Recently, Haikyuu reached 10 billion…

Hey everyone from the movie that was released last week! Share the box office earnings with Roboko!

Aren’t there too few movies released last week? Even if I collect them all, I can’t close the gap with Conan!

Could it be that if combined with Conan, it could reach 20 billion?

>>100

I still can’t quite understand it just with Conan.

I think combining Conan and Minecraft could probably reach 20 billion.

Let’s have Mr. Aoyama draw Roboco.

“You can connect with the circle, Master.”

The actual Roboco is having a great time with Conan.

I kept thinking, “Who’s going? That’s ridiculous,” but it seems the content is good.

I actually watched Anime Robo, and the director’s skills were good, making it quite enjoyable.

Since I’m on the side of the veterans, just before the fifth year of serialization with 21 volumes released, RoboCo…

Are you okay, Jump Charati?

Together with Minecraft, it’s a total box office revenue of 100 billion.

If you’re already going to Minecraft, then bring in Snow White too.

>>111

The average will drop quite a bit…

It’s the dedication of Roboko, who put her body on the line to save Toriko from the dishonor of being ranked lowest among Jump movies.

Roboko is like a snowstorm Amazoness.

Is Minecraft popular in Japan too…?

>>116

Minecraft itself is super strong.

I wonder how live-action movies are.

But even if I push it back to this week, it’s Minecraft, and even if I push it back to next week, it’s Marvel…

Box office revenue is going to soar.

I wonder how much the production cost is.

The box office revenue of Demon Slayer was also due to its perfect timing…

>>121

Was it before we couldn’t go out because of COVID?

>>124

We are right in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic.

There are people like Purgatory who say that the coronavirus vaccine is poison.

>>124

Conan had to postpone its release by one year, right?

>>130

They had a movie based on the Olympics, but due to the postponement caused by COVID, the staff mentioned that they would never touch on current events in movies again, which was disappointing.

>>136

Did you end up putting it on the shelf after making quite a bit of it?

>>142

No, it was supposed to be released a year later.

>>142

The postponed movie was about a train crashing into an Olympic venue, resulting in a disaster.

It’s selling more than Toriko.

Every time a thread opens, it’s increasing by hundreds of millions. Isn’t Conan just too much of a monster?

>>125

Until around the early 2010s, it ended at 3 billion.

It seriously started growing a lot around 10 years ago.

It’s now over 10 billion…

Isn’t it something that we have continued to break the record for the highest box office revenue for six or seven consecutive years?

I feel like in Japan, you can’t get wild in theaters, so it won’t go that far in Minecraft.

Summer’s Demon Slayer is finally catching up to Conan, isn’t it?

Isn’t there someone who really hates Jump coming?

>>133

A mistake from the beginning.

>>140

I wonder if they are really human…

It was terrible.

Since there are no people in the cinema, the movie company decided to stop showing movies and only do streaming.

>>134

The theater, which was only used for advertising on the screen, got angry.

Anya’s terrible movie made 6 billion, so if Roboco earns another 24 billion, it can win.

Jump Anti doesn’t appear in Roboko.

It’s about to come out.

>>138

Even if you put out anti stuff in the magazine, no one benefits from it.

If Kenshi Yonezu sang for you, what would you be!!!

No matter how you think about it, it was an act of self-destruction, but what was the production team thinking when they challenged Conan?

>>144

This was probably the Jump movie that took the least damage compared to Conan, according to Shueisha.

What is the actual popularity of Roboco among kids?

I saw a movie!

Conan!

Since it’s Shogakukan and Shueisha, they have the same roots…

It would be good if they made it a fishing movie and made it about three hours long.

>>153

Let’s do it for about three years.

Not Roboco, but Tsurikichi Sanpei.

I’ve started to want to go see it in a contrarian way.

It seems like it will disappear from the movie theater soon.

It wasn’t that the series produced results from the beginning; it had been continued safely for many years.

Suddenly releasing works that rank in the top 100 of Japan’s history every year is unprecedented, right?

Even Ghibli and Shinkai can’t do it every year.

Roboko has a certain Korokoro-like style in terms of design.

Even though it’s a parody, it would be a kid from Jump.

It’s strange that Conan does it every year.

Conan, which has become a content that earns 10 billion every year, has become even harder to end than Dragon Ball.

>>158

The strongest legendary detective ever, an original character from the theater…

This work is full of Conan references in both the manga and the stage greeting, it’s terrible!

In the past, Dragon Ball used to come out twice a year, but in recent years it has been produced at intervals of 2 to 4 years.

It’s too easy to replay in my mind with Choco-Plat Matsuo…

There are probably theaters where Roboco is eating Conan’s audience…

I’m debating whether to watch the Minecraft movie or this over the weekend.

Which one is better?

>>164

Ladder

>>164

The screening time is short, so let’s hop from one to another.

Shogakukan is a subordinate to Shueisha.

The sales of Conan are essentially Shueisha’s property.

>>165

(Weren’t they the opposite?)

I saw it, but Robo was having fun acting with Showa-era gags…

>>166

I’m excited! That’s funny.

>>171

A familiar line in a familiar voice…

Conan simply jumped on the voice actor trend of Gundam.

Roboko is a robot that has received high praise from Super Robot Wars affiliates, making it on par with Gundam.

This is a win.

Well, there used to be several original anime films that could be released every year, but now if that happens, would I be happy about it…

>>174

I want to see something like Dark Might every year!

>>174

Children are simply happy when their favorite characters are moving around in movie quality without any weekly interruptions or gaps.

In other words… a movie where the robot designs move.

Daitai Heitaro can handle long works too…

>>176

The only things are the Ojaru Maru movie and Roboko.

>>178

It’s that precious…

>>176

Usually it’s a short story, but since I’ve experienced a one-hour theatrical version of the same work with “Ojaru Maru”…

80 million is doing well, Roboko.

The launch party is at a local izakaya.

TV Tokyo is going to compete with a drama about an old man eating and an anime with crazy knee action!!

Shall we do it… the collaboration with “Solitary Gourmet”…!

Conan has also recently been sneakily revealing some important original settings from the source material in the episodes.

The number of customers is double that of the cat monster Anzu-chan.

I think it’s something to be proud of, meow.

>>184

What were you thinking when you decided to make that movie…?

>>186

Because I liked the director and the producer.

Daichi Bōtarō is also in charge of the choreography for Conan’s ending.

In other words, do you understand what that means?

I thought it would be around Toriko, but it’s amazing.

Why does Mom not allow Darkness but allows Triangle?

I’m actually becoming curious about the Ojarumaru movie.

Anzu-chan was a cute girl who was the heroine, and it was a good thing.

>>193

Tch.

An unjoking number like 80 million in the back alleys.

But it’s at a scale of 250 theaters, so I can’t really laugh, Roboko.

Do your best, Roboko, in the Golden Week sales!

Is it just Doraemon, Shin-chan, and Conan that release movies every year?

>>195

And Anpanman.

>>195

It’s been a while since I stopped going to see it, but don’t they do Pokémon every year?

It’s about time for a new One Piece movie to come out, but I wonder if there are any plans for it.

Compared to this time last year, the trapezium has fewer people than Roboko, right?

Do trapezium jokes, Roboko.

Sushi Zanmai white.

>>198

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Isn’t it considered a strategy for entrance gift benefits?

>>200

Conan, my collaboration partner, isn’t doing it…

The moment the big shots from the distribution company toasted at the celebration party was enough to make me want to leave immediately.

“Not the same numbers as in the first week of ‘Best Wishes!’ Robo-girl.”

The scale of distribution is about three times different.

This year’s Anpanman movie looks really interesting.

Demon Slayer in summer

Chainsaw in autumn

Since she is preparing, Roboko will hit Conan!!!