[Oricon Weekly] UMake, QUARTET NIGHT and more featured on this week’s charts

We’re back with a new Oricon Weekly roundup.

This article covers the first week of November – which includes singles and albums released between 29/10/2018 and 04/11/2018. 

Let’s take a look at the data.

Oricon Weekly Album ranking

#20

QUARTET NIGHT “Fiction”

QUARTET NIGHT‘s “Fiction” recovered a couple of places since last week. After selling 2.218 copies in the past week (over 20.000 copies sold since its release), the mini-album rose from #28 to #20.

We reviewed this release. Check our review HERE.

#21

QUARTET NIGHT “Non Fiction”

QUARTET NIGHT‘s “Non Fiction” switched places with “Fiction“. Sales improved since last week and with it the mini-album jumped from #27 to #21. “Non Fiction” has over 20.000 copies sold (cumulative).

We reviewed this release. Check our review HERE.

#28

Switch “Ensemble Stars! Album series Switch”

Switch‘s first album “Ensemble Stars! Album Series Switch” slipped on Oricon Weekly. The album’s sales dropped, not being enough to maintain their spot at #4. The album is now ranked at #28.

#31

NEW ENTRY: UMake “Make up a dream”

Self-producing duo UMake (Kento Ito and Yoshiki Nakajima) released their first full-length album. “Make up a dream” sold 1.643 copies during its first week, enough to grab a spot at #31.

#44

Nobuhiko Okamoto “Braverthday”

Nobuhiko Okamoto slips on Oricon Weekly. After selling 1.252 copies in the past week, “Braverthday” dropped from #10 to #44. The mini-album has over 7.000 copies sold in two weeks.

#46

A3! VIVID SPRING EP

Spring Troupe‘s “A3! VIVID SPRING EP” recovered a couple of places since last week. Now on its 3rd consecutive week on Oricon Weekly, “A3! VIVID SPRING EP” jumps from #50 to #46.

This week there were no 2.5D units, 2D idols, bands or male seiyuu (solo artists) featured on Oricon Weekly Single Chart.

If there aren’t sales figures on the prints we’ve posted, it’s because the music label behind that artist doesn’t want to disclose that information. It happens often with the Daily rankings. The Oricon charts depicted here only count physical copies. Digital figures are featured on a different chart.

SOURCE: Oricon – Singles / Albums