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The strongest job is apparently not a hero or a sage, but an appraiser (provisional)!
最強の職業は勇者でも賢者でもなく鑑定士（仮）らしいですよ？
Snapshot
The strongest job is apparently not a hero or a sage, but an appraiser (provisional)! has a Cultural Velocity Score of 37/100 on ipranking.io, with measurable demand in 1 countries as of Apr 16, 2026. Source: ipranking.io.
Key Insight
Key drivers: Google Trends buzz at 16/100, search demand (Google Trends top-5) at 100/100, data in 1 countries.
Biggest gap: observed market coverage (1/100).
Observed Market Coverage counts fresh-eligible country rows against the 86-market CVS framework (1/100 = fresh-eligible 1 of 86 markets). All-time visible country rows are shown separately for context and can be higher. Source Coverage counts fresh/current eligible source categories against the target six-source framework. These are separate denominators, so broad market visibility can coexist with low source-coverage strength.
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Event context
How to read this IP signal
The strongest job is apparently not a hero or a sage, but an appraiser (provisional)! does not yet have a reviewed event-calendar anchor. This Anime IP page keeps the demand interpretation source-led until a release, campaign, or collaboration event is reviewed.
The strongest job is apparently not a hero or a sage, but an appraiser (provisional)! currently has a single-point or sparse visible history with 2 of 6 target source categories eligible. The page preserves current source evidence, but avoids implying a stable trend until more dated snapshots are available.
Country-level visibility is present in 1 markets: 1 with Google Trends rows and 0 with Netflix Top 10 rows where available. Read these as source-specific windows, not official market share or audience size.
Coverage is sparse for The strongest job is apparently not a hero or a sage, but an appraiser (provisional)!: 2/6 eligible source categories and 1 visible country markets. Use the strongest signal (Search Demand, 100/100) and weakest signal (Observed Market Coverage, 1/100) as directional context only.
Demand fingerprint
Demand Signal Components
Observed demand-signal components behind the current CVS. Methodology
Demand signals only: not audience, sales, revenue, valuation, market share, or investment advice.
| Metric | Score | Strength | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Search Intensity & Geographic Spread | 16 | Google Trends (86 markets) | |
| Search Demand | 100 | Google Trends | |
| Observed Market Coverage | 1 | 1/100 = fresh-eligible 1 of 86 markets; 1 all-time visible country rows | |
| Source Coverage | 33 | 2 of 6 target categories observed as fresh/current eligible evidence | |
| Overall CVS | 37 | Weighted composite |
Country-level signal visibility
Regional Demand(1 country)
Source-specific demand indicators, not official national popularity rankings or absolute market-size measures.
Regional demand signal
Top observed country-level signals from existing public source rows.
Regional demand signal visibility, not audience, revenue, market share, or absolute country popularity.
Google Trends
| Country | Score | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 🇦🇷Argentina | 100 | Google Trends |
Source coverage dossier
Signal observations(observed historically: 2/6)
Source Coverage: 2 of 6 target categories observed as current eligible evidence. The denominator is the target six-source framework, not only currently enabled sources. Observed historically (incl. paused sources): 2 of 6. Rows below include source-level observations and country-level signal summaries; chips do not imply every provider is active or scheduled.
Source rows are observed signals from existing production data, not official source coverage totals.
| Source | Score | Strength | Observations |
|---|---|---|---|
| AniListTrend observation | 96.9 | 4 | |
| Google TrendsCountry-level summary | 100 | 1 |
Observed Demand Score History
IP-level CVS v1.2 GLOBAL rows from cvs_scores. This is a demand-signal history, not audience, revenue, or distribution data.
IP-level score history will appear after more daily CVS snapshots are collected.
Current score: 37.0
Interpretation notes
FAQ answers explain observed demand signals and preserve the same caveats: CVS is not audience, sales, revenue, valuation, market share, or investment advice.