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List of Oricon number-one manga of 2014

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A chart with the best selling manga in Japan is published weekly by Oricon. This list includes the manga that reached the number one place on that chart in 2014.

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Week Date Title Author Publisher Copies Reference
1 January 6–12 Silver Spoon, 10 Hiromu Arakawa Shogakukan 460,147 [1]
2 January 13–19 Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic, 20 Shinobu Ohtaka Shogakukan 269,671 [2]
3 January 20–26 Black Butler, 18 Yana Toboso Square Enix 263,204 [3]
4 January 27–February 2 Giant Killing, 30 Masaya Tsunamoto and Tsujitomo Kodansha 72,592 [4]
5 February 3–9 Gin Tama, 53 Hideaki Sorachi Shueisha 203,161 [5]
6 February 10–16 Say "I love you.", 12 Kanae Hazuki Kodansha 116,362 [6]
7 February 17–23 Terra Formars, 8 Yū Sasuga and Kenichi Tachibana Shueisha 299,947 [7]
8 February 24–March 2 Ore Monogatari!!, 5 Aruko and Kazune Kawahara Shueisha 196,102 [8]
9 March 3–9 One Piece, 73 Eiichiro Oda Shueisha 2,075,407 [9]
10 March 10–16 One Piece, 73 Eiichiro Oda Shueisha 348,844 [10]
11 March 17–23 Fairy Tail, 42 Hiro Mashima Kodansha 310,059 [11]
12 March 24–30 Kimi ni Todoke, 21 Karuho Shiina Shueisha 555,076 [12]
13 March 31–April 6 Kimi ni Todoke, 21 Karuho Shiina Shueisha 166,060 [13]
14 April 7–13 Attack on Titan, 13 Hajime Isayama Kodansha 1,130,508 [14]
15 April 14–20 Detective Conan, 83 Gosho Aoyama Shogakukan 266,073 [15]
16 April 21–27 Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic, 21 Shinobu Ohtaka Shogakukan 195,299 [16]
17 April 28–May 4 Naruto, 69 Masashi Kishimoto Shueisha 444,725 [17]
18 May 6–11 Naruto, 69 Masashi Kishimoto Shueisha 279,127 [18]
19 May 12–18 Fairy Tail, 43 Hiro Mashima Kodansha 181,569 [19]
20 May 19–25 Terra Formars, 9 Yū Sasuga and Kenichi Tachibana Shueisha 328,545 [20]
21 May 26–June 1 Saint Young Men, 10 Hikaru Nakamura Kodansha 189,059 [21]
22 June 2–8 One Piece, 74 Eiichiro Oda Shueisha 1,852,750 [22]
23 June 9–15 One Piece, 74 Eiichiro Oda Shueisha 404,165 [23]
24 June 16–22 The Seven Deadly Sins, 9 Nakaba Suzuki Kodansha 180,357 [24]
25 June 23–29 Black Butler, 19 Yana Toboso Square Enix 222,195 [25]
26 June 30–July 6 Kuroko's Basketball, 28 Tadatoshi Fujimaki Shueisha 320,990 [26]
27 July 7–13 Blue Exorcist, 13[broken anchor] Kazue Katō Shueisha 186,567 [27]
28 July 14–20 Fairy Tail, 44 Hiro Mashima Kodansha 237,059 [28]
29 July 21–27 Inu x Boku SS, 11 Cocoa Fujiwara Square Enix 252,606 [29]
30 July 28–August 3 A Certain Scientific Railgun, 10 Kazuma Kamachi, Motoi Fuyukawa ASCII Media Works 134,657 [30]
31 August 4–10 Attack on Titan, 14 Hajime Isayama Kodansha 852,757 [31]
32 August 11–17 Attack on Titan, 14 Hajime Isayama Kodansha 487,481 [32]
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