Data 2026-09-28 · weekly refresh
The Anime 10
The 10 top-ranked anime series in the US household viewing panel this week, shown as the Anime Pulse Index, where this week’s #1 = 100. Row tags show each title’s move since last week (green climbed, red slipped, grey held), then its straight weeks on the chart; a grey BACK chip means it returned after a week off.
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The 10 top-ranked anime series in the US household viewing panel this week, shown as the Anime Pulse Index, where this week’s #1 = 100. Row tags show each title’s move since last week (green climbed, red slipped, grey held), then its straight weeks on the chart; a grey BACK chip means it returned after a week off.
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