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Lanterns   6,747 HH +253.1%Lioness   3,086 HH +12.5%Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation   2,569 HH +20.7%Silo   1,741 HH -5.3%Reacher   1,736 HH -1.4%Ted Lasso   1,728 HH -4.2%That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime   1,667 HH -11.3%One Piece   1,628 HH +11.1%Star Trek: Strange New Worlds   1,470 HH -9.6%House of the Dragon   1,468 HH +1.7%
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The Anime Mover

Each bar is an anime series new to the US household viewing panel in the past 13 weeks. It shows that series’ share of weekly US panel viewing compared with its own first week in the panel (1x = its debut-week level). A higher multiple means faster growth from that title’s own starting point, not the biggest overall audience, so the fastest climber is not always the biggest draw.

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Each bar is an anime series new to the US household viewing panel in the past 13 weeks. It shows that series’ share of weekly US panel viewing compared with its own first week in the panel (1x = its debut-week level). A higher multiple means faster growth from that title’s own starting point, not the biggest overall audience, so the fastest climber is not always the biggest draw.

The figure and downloadable source retain their own units, time windows, and definitions. Observed panel households, demand indices, and modeled audience estimates are different measures. Compare values within the definition used by this chart.

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