The manga sales rankings for the week ending October 4, 2026, as reported by Oricon, highlight a mix of established and newer titles. World Trigger #30, created by Daisuke ASHIHARA, topped the list with 114,666 copies sold. This sci-fi action series has maintained a steady readership since its debut. Black Butler #36, written by Yana TOBOSO, followed closely with 61,133 copies sold. Known for its dark fantasy and complex characters, this series has remained popular over the years. In third place was To Love-Ru Trouble - Tanhenshû - Parade, a collaboration between Saki HASEMI (scenario) and Kentarô YABUKI (drawing), which sold 40,325 copies. This title is part of the To Love-Ru franchise, known for its comedic and romantic elements. Blue Box #27 by Kôji MIURA ranked fourth with 36,352 copies sold. This psychological thriller has drawn attention for its unique storytelling and intense themes. Further down the list, Ichi the Witch #5 by Osamu NISHI (scenario) and Shiro USAZAKI (drawing) sold 35,349 copies. The series blends fantasy and comedy, featuring a witch who moves to a quiet town. Boruto - Two Blue Vortex #9, based on Masashi KISHIMOTO's original work and drawn by Mikio IKEMOTO, sold 34,174 copies. This title is part of the Naruto franchise, continuing the adventures of Boruto Uzumaki, Naruto's son. Other notable titles included Dokagui Daisuki! Mochizuki-san #4 by Kamome MARUYONO, which sold 29,833 copies, and Though I Am an Inept Villainess #11 by Ei OHITSUJI, Satsuki NAKAMURA (original work), and Kana YUKI (original character design), which sold 26,804 copies. These rankings reflect the diverse interests of manga readers, from action and fantasy to romance and comedy.