The majority of anime fans are real fans! My favorite game is “Proseca”…Anime! anime! “Oshikatsu” Survey [Anime/Manga/Game Edition]In recent years, an activity called “Oshikatsu,” in which people support their favorite characters and works, has gained attention. anime! anime! I’m sure many of our readers are working hard to promote the site, such as by participating in events and purchasing goods.

Therefore, we conducted a survey regarding “Oshikatsu” this time. This article summarizes the results regarding anime, manga, games, etc., and received responses from 697 people during the survey period from April 23rd to April 25th.

The male to female ratio was approximately 15% male and 75% female, with approximately 10% not responding. The age group was mainly young, with approximately 60% being under 19 years old and 15% being in their 20s. We have summarized the responses we received below.

Since most of the anime that is currently being broadcast and released is based on manga, we have prepared the question Are you a manga fan or an anime fan?” (*Multiple answers allowed) .

20% of respondents were manga fans'' and 38% were anime fans,” meaning that anime fans were more popular . However, the number of respondents who answered “both” exceeded them at 63%, and it was noticeable that there were readers who enjoyed both manga and anime. Regarding works other than manga originals, 14% said they “liked light novels” and 11% said they “liked originals.”

Regarding whether they enjoy the original work or the anime first , 35% said If I like the original work, I also watch the anime,'' and 41% said If I was hooked by the anime, I would also buy the original work . ” The result is that there are slightly more fans who become interested in the anime and try to touch the original work.

When asked about real-time viewing (real-time viewing), which involves watching anime while it is being broadcast rather than recording, 19% said they were definitely a real-time watcher,'' and 38% said they occasionally watch it in real-time . ” The total number of viewers is a majority, and it seems that there are many viewers who want to see the latest episodes as soon as possible and enjoy the excitement with other fans.

On the other hand, 30% said they often watch with a subscription ,'' and 10% said they only watch with a subscription,” making a total of 40% of readers watch on flat-rate video distribution services. Furthermore, the number of “recording” exceeds the number of subscriptions at 50% , indicating that the old-fashioned viewing method of recording on HDD recorders is still strong.

Amazon Prime Video is the top subscription option . 2 or less is a double score. Netflix, which has a wide selection of original titles, and d Anime Store, which specializes in anime, follow, followed by ABEMA Premium, U-NEXT, Hulu, and DMM TV. Some respondents said they subscribed to multiple subscriptions in order to view exclusive distribution titles. Furthermore, 11% of respondents said they did not subscribe to a subscription service.

Regarding the frequency of subscription use, 30% said almost every day,'' followed by 12% who said two or three times a week.” 24% said they only watch when there’s something they want to watch, and there are a certain number of users who watch when their favorite title or latest episode is released.

Since there are many anime fans who also like games, we have also prepared a questionnaire about games. When asked, “How long do you play games a day?” , 13% said “less than 30 minutes,” 23% said “less than 1 hour, ” 24% said “less than 2 hours,” and 24% said “less than 3 hours.” 15% and 10% for “more than 5 hours”. 12% said they would spend almost the whole day on holidays.

When asked, “What do you mainly use to play?” (*Multiple answers allowed), “smartphone” was by far the top answer at 68%. Next was the Nintendo Switch at 32%, indicating that the portable platform is preferred. Among home game consoles, “PlayStation 4/5” accounted for 8%.

In the open-ended response, we received a comment that they play on a tablet such as an iPad.

When asked about their current favorite anime , “Bungo Stray Dogs” topped the list with 7%. Next is “Haikyuu!!” at 5%, “Detective Conan” at 3%, and the titles whose movies are currently being released are lined up.

In addition, “Gintama”, “MASHLE-“, “IDOLiSH7”, “My Hero Academia”, “Jujutsu Kaisen”, “Funeral Free Ren”, “WIND BREAKER”, “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba”, ” Top-selling works include That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime'' and Blue Rock.” Titles related to battles and sports are popular, which shows the strength of Weekly Shonen Jump’s works.

When it comes to favorite games , the top one is Project Sekai Colorful Stage!'' Feat. Hatsune Miku'' received 7% support, followed by Genshin” in second place with 4% support.

After that, “Disney Twisted Wonderland”, “Bungo Stray Dogs”, “IDOLiSH7”, “Splatoon” series, “Ensemble Stars!!”, “Pokemon” series, “Animal Crossing: New Horizons” , the Dragon Quest series, and Hypnosismic -Alternative Rap Battle-.

Many titles have already been made into anime, and there are many fans who enjoy both the anime and the games. The results show that there are many fans who support their favorite titles across media boundaries.

Thank you very much for your votes and your passion!

*This survey is part of a survey of our readers’ awareness regarding their “interest in and attention to current anime works and characters.” Regarding the results, it is not our intention to judge the superiority or inferiority of characters, works, etc. We hope that this article will help you learn more about the work and characters, and help you deepen your understanding and interest.