Every week, Viz Media and the New York Times posts the top ten bestselling books. For Viz Media, it is the bestsellers on their site, Vizmanga.com. The New York Times gets their numbers of print sales from retailers. Offered here is a listing of these books with their status this week compared with the previous week, and some way-off analysis of the activity.

Vizmanga.com for the week of November 11, 2014

1. Bleach Vol 62     ↔
2. Chibi Vampire: Airmail     ∗
3. Naruto Vol 67     ↵
4. Naruto Vol 1     ↓ 1
5. Naruto Vol 2     ↓ 1
6. Blue Exorcist Vol 12     ↓ 4
7. Trinity Blood Vol 9     ∗
8. Lucky★Star Vol 5     ∗
9. Nisekoi Vol 5     ↵
10. Vampire Knight Vol 19     ∗

Bleach keeps its hold on the top spot for a second week in a row. It’s followed by the anthology Chibi Vampire: Airmail and a trio of Naruto volumes. The newest, vol 67 returns, pushing vol 1-2 back one place each. Select titles Trinity Blood and Lucky Star debut with their newest volumes, and surprisingly, Nisekoi vol 5 returns with vol 6’s print release. Vampire Knight Vol 19 debuting isn’t a surprise, but that it’s below the Select titles kind of is.

New York Times Bestseller List for the week ending November 15, 2014

1. Attack on Titan Vol 14     ↔
2. Nisekoi: False Love Vol 6     ↑ 6
3. Bleach Vol 62     ↓ 1
4. Fairy Tail Vol 43     ↑ 1
5. No Game No Life Vol 1  ↓ 2
6. All You Need is Kill     ∗
7. Attack on Titan No Regrets Vol 2     ↑ 2
8. Attack on Titan Vol 1     ↓ 4
9. Black Butler Vol 18     ↓ 2
10. UQ Holder Vol 3     ∗

The top spot stays the same again this week here too as Attack on Titan vol 14 holds on. Bleach in print can’t hold on as well as digital as it drops a place in favor of the new Nisekoi print volume. No Game No Live falls two spots for its third week on the list, but stays in the top five. All You Need Is Kill, Obata’s omnibus version finally makes its debut while Attack on Titan No Regrets vol 2 starts to move its way back up, where it belongs.

Legend:

∗ = New Release
↑ = Title moved up specified # of spots
↓ = Title moved down specified # of spots
↔ = Title didn’t moved from previous week
↵ = Title returned after dropping off list