The most pirated series of 2023 is about 'zombies'
The most pirated series of 2023 have been revealed. HBO's The Last of Us took the top spot this year. While Disney+ has 4 series in the top 10, Apple TV+ has 3, Paramount+ has 1, and Prime Video has 1.
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The 10 most downloaded series of 2023 have been determined. HBO's The Last of Us has taken the top spot this year, while no Netflix series appears on the list.
As 2023 comes to an end in a few days, many new series have met with audiences. As always, the number of people downloading series was quite high this year. Torrentfreak has published its list of the "most pirated series" of the past year, which has now become a tradition.
The most downloaded series of last year was House of the Dragon. However, the situation changed in 2023, and the popular game adaptation, also from HBO, The Last of Us, took first place.
The most pirated series of 2023 are as follows:
The Last of Us (HBO)
The Mandalorian (Disney+)
Loki (Disney+)
Ahsoka (Disney+)
Secret Invasion (Disney+)
Silo (Apple TV+)
Monarch: Legacy of Monsters (Apple TV+)
Tulsa King (Paramount+)
Gen V (Amazon Prime Video)
Ted Lasso (Apple TV+)
It is seen that The Last of Us is at the top of the list, followed by The Mandalorian and Loki, which both released new seasons this year. It is noteworthy that four of the top five are Disney+ series. We also see that three Apple TV+ series, one Paramount+ series, and one Prime Video series are on the list.
For many years, Game of Thrones was at the forefront of this list. However, the situation has constantly changed in the last few years. Wandavision was at the top in 2020, and The Mandalorian was at the top in 2021. Last year, House of the Dragon, which also takes place in the Game of Thrones universe, was in first place. Since the new season of House of the Dragon is coming in 2024, it is likely to take the top spot again next year.
NO NETFLIX SERIES
Perhaps the most striking point is that Netflix is not on the list at all. As is known, the platform is in a leading position with more than 247 million subscribers worldwide.