LAB5!
This bar chart shows total revenue by franchise, colored by revenue category, with data filtered to include only franchises earning over $10 million. The visualization highlights that merchandise dominates franchise earnings, with Marvel standing out in movie revenue and Shonen Jump leading in manga. Built using the Vega-Lite API with d3.v5 for CSV loading, the chart encodes franchise on the x-axis, revenue on the y-axis, and uses tooltips to display the original media type. The data comes from a Tidy Tuesday dataset on franchise revenues.
AI-generated descriptionThis visualization was constructed using the vega-lite-api. It was originally forked from one of Curran Kelleher's Vega-Lite API templates and modified to include Franchise Revenue data which originates from R for Data Science's Tidy Tuesday weekly event for July 2, 2019.
This chart shows Revenue by Franchise. I've added a filter to show only the top revenue items for readability; in future visualizations, I would prefer this was not hardcoded and rather in the hands of the user.
It's already interesting to see how merchandise dominates the field. Marvel is the only franchise to appear high in the list from movie revenue, and Shonen Jump represents the highest contribution from the manga category.