DataEye研究院发布的《2026上半年AI剧漫剧产业综合实力城市数据报告》显示，深圳在AI剧漫剧综合实力、发行实力和出海实力等多个榜单中名列前茅[1]。根据报告预测，2026年国内AI剧漫剧全年市场规模有望超400亿元人民币，同比增速高达138%；海外市场规模预计达40亿美元，在整体海外微短剧市场中占比近70%[1]。中国企业在海外市场的占有率超过90%[1]，国内AI剧漫剧活跃从业者和个人创作者已超50万[1]。
深圳已汇聚腾讯、漫森文化、不鸣文化等多家头部企业[1]。其中，漫森文化发行的《从赖皮蛇开始吞噬进化》在抖音付费模式下获得超2亿播放量[1]；不鸣文化的《予你深情侵入余生》四季全网播放量近50亿[1]。在出海竞争中，深圳在AI剧漫剧出海实力城市排名中位列第二，仅次于北京[1]。2025年深圳市微短剧相关企业已超500家，市场规模突破70亿元[1]。2026年3月，深圳市文化广电旅游体育局印发了微短剧扶持计划[1]。
DataEye Research Institute released the "2026 First Half AI Comic Drama Industry Comprehensive Strength City Data Report," revealing that Shenzhen ranks among the top performers across multiple categories including overall industry strength, distribution capability, and international expansion potential [1]. The report projects that China's domestic AI comic drama market will exceed 400 billion yuan for the full year 2026, representing a year-over-year growth rate of 138 percent, while the overseas market is anticipated to reach 40 billion US dollars [1]. Chinese enterprises are expected to command over 90 percent of the international market share [1].
Shenzhen has emerged as a major hub, attracting leading companies including Tencent, Manson Culture, and Buming Culture, with the city ranking second nationally in overseas expansion capacity for AI comic dramas, trailing only Beijing [1]. The region has seen significant growth, with more than 500 micro-drama related enterprises operating in Shenzhen by 2025, generating market revenues exceeding 70 billion yuan [1]. Notable titles produced by local companies demonstrate the sector's commercial viability: Manson Culture's "Devouring Evolution Starting from the Rascal Snake" accumulated over 200 million views on Douyin under a paid-viewing model, while Buming Culture's "Eternal Affection Seeping Into the Rest of My Life" achieved nearly 50 billion total views across four seasons [1].
The broader industry landscape reflects substantial workforce expansion, with over 500,000 active practitioners and individual creators now engaged in AI comic drama production domestically [1]. In recognition of the sector's strategic importance, Shenzhen's Department of Culture, Radio, Television, Tourism and Sports introduced a supportive plan for micro-dramas in March 2026 [1]. The shift toward global markets is evident in the composition of China's short-form video exports, where AI comic dramas account for nearly 70 percent of the 60 billion dollar international micro-drama market [1].
