List of Oricon number-one manga of 2014

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A chart with the best selling manga in Japan is published weekly by Oricon. This list includes the manga that reached the number one place on that chart in 2014.

Chart history

Week	Date	Title	Author	Publisher	Copies	Reference
1	January 6–12	Silver Spoon, 10	Hiromu Arakawa	Shogakukan	460,147	^[1]
2	January 13–19	Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic, 20	Shinobu Ohtaka	Shogakukan	269,671	^[2]
3	January 20–26	Black Butler, 18	Yana Toboso	Square Enix	263,204	^[3]
4	January 27–February 2	Giant Killing, 30	Masaya Tsunamoto and Tsujitomo	Kodansha	72,592	^[4]
5	February 3–9	Gin Tama, 53	Hideaki Sorachi	Shueisha	203,161	^[5]
6	February 10–16	Say "I love you.", 12	Kanae Hazuki	Kodansha	116,362	^[6]
7	February 17–23	Terra Formars, 8	Yū Sasuga and Kenichi Tachibana	Shueisha	299,947	^[7]
8	February 24–March 2	Ore Monogatari!!, 5	Aruko and Kazune Kawahara	Shueisha	196,102	^[8]
9	March 3–9	One Piece, 73	Eiichiro Oda	Shueisha	2,075,407	^[9]
10	March 10–16	One Piece, 73	Eiichiro Oda	Shueisha	348,844	^[10]
11	March 17–23	Fairy Tail, 42	Hiro Mashima	Kodansha	310,059	^[11]
12	March 24–30	Kimi ni Todoke, 21	Karuho Shiina	Shueisha	555,076	^[12]
13	March 31–April 6	Kimi ni Todoke, 21	Karuho Shiina	Shueisha	166,060	^[13]
14	April 7–13	Attack on Titan, 13	Hajime Isayama	Kodansha	1,130,508	^[14]
15	April 14–20	Detective Conan, 83	Gosho Aoyama	Shogakukan	266,073	^[15]
16	April 21–27	Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic, 21	Shinobu Ohtaka	Shogakukan	195,299	^[16]
17	April 28–May 4	Naruto, 69	Masashi Kishimoto	Shueisha	444,725	^[17]
18	May 6–11	Naruto, 69	Masashi Kishimoto	Shueisha	279,127	^[18]
19	May 12–18	Fairy Tail, 43	Hiro Mashima	Kodansha	181,569	^[19]
20	May 19–25	Terra Formars, 9	Yū Sasuga and Kenichi Tachibana	Shueisha	328,545	^[20]
21	May 26–June 1	Saint Young Men, 10	Hikaru Nakamura	Kodansha	189,059	^[21]
22	June 2–8	One Piece, 74	Eiichiro Oda	Shueisha	1,852,750	^[22]
23	June 9–15	One Piece, 74	Eiichiro Oda	Shueisha	404,165	^[23]
24	June 16–22	The Seven Deadly Sins, 9	Nakaba Suzuki	Kodansha	180,357	^[24]
25	June 23–29	Black Butler, 19	Yana Toboso	Square Enix	222,195	^[25]
26	June 30–July 6	Kuroko's Basketball, 28	Tadatoshi Fujimaki	Shueisha	320,990	^[26]
27	July 7–13	Blue Exorcist, 13 Template:Broken anchor	Kazue Katō	Shueisha	186,567	^[27]
28	July 14–20	Fairy Tail, 44	Hiro Mashima	Kodansha	237,059	^[28]
29	July 21–27	Inu x Boku SS, 11	Cocoa Fujiwara	Square Enix	252,606	^[29]
30	July 28–August 3	A Certain Scientific Railgun, 10	Kazuma Kamachi, Motoi Fuyukawa	ASCII Media Works	134,657	^[30]
31	August 4–10	Attack on Titan, 14	Hajime Isayama	Kodansha	852,757	^[31]
32	August 11–17	Attack on Titan, 14	Hajime Isayama	Kodansha	487,481	^[32]

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