1. Kaichou wa Maid-sama! (1,707) Didn’t make people aware of a disk release. 10. …

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Comment on Top 15 Greatest Anime Which Sold Abysmally by Erranty:

1. Kaichou wa Maid-sama! (1,707)
Didn’t make people aware of a disk release.

10. Moribito: Guardian of the Spirit (1,997)
Americans loved it, but it was expensive as hell.

12. Shiki (1,225)
Again, wasn’t made aware of the disk release.

You can blame most of this on the companies that have the rights to them not doing anything about it. Like how Viacom won’t release Hey Arnold! and Doug on DVD despite them being what held Nickelodeon viewership together for so long.

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  Well, then I guess the only one I’m surprised at is Kaichou was Maid-sama!

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