Data 2026-09-14 · weekly refresh
The Anime Mover
Each bar shows an anime series that first appeared in the US household viewing panel in the past 13 weeks. The bar compares that title’s share of weekly viewing with its own first week in the panel, where 1x = its debut-week level. A bigger multiple means faster growth from that title’s own starting point, not the biggest overall audience, so the fastest climber is not always the most-watched.
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Each bar shows an anime series that first appeared in the US household viewing panel in the past 13 weeks. The bar compares that title’s share of weekly viewing with its own first week in the panel, where 1x = its debut-week level. A bigger multiple means faster growth from that title’s own starting point, not the biggest overall audience, so the fastest climber is not always the most-watched.
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