So there's apparently a new Ranma 1/2 anime in the works

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Shouldn't have been female Ranma vs. Kuno fight where the point was that the female version is weaker? Or is it later?

 

[skykiii]

Shouldn't have been female Ranma vs. Kuno fight where the point was that the female version is weaker? Or is it later?

Ranma never loses to Kuno.

I recall the old anime had an episode where Ryoga and Mousse team up and that tries to insert some BS that "female Ranma is weaker but faster" but IIRC that's not manga-canon.

 

[Clyde Cash's Left Teste]

Ranma never loses to Kuno.

Besides the Moxiustion arc but that's because Ranma didn't have his strength. Also Nabiki is the best girl

 

[Metamorpho]

Ah, drama whores then

Guess I should've said this earlier.

Go to 2:22 for the Megalobox shit

And the KickVic shit should be on the 1st page of the Weeb Wars thread, either that or the 1st page of the Anime News Network thread.

 

[Clyde Cash's Left Teste]

Guess I should've said this earlier.

Go to 2:22 for the Megalobox shit

And the KickVic shit should be on the 1st page of the Weeb Wars thread, either that or the 1st page of the Anime News Network thread.

There is a lot of lore I need to learn. God bless the internet

 

[Clyde Cash's Left Teste]

Ok, I binged read the last 200ish chapters of the manga the last three days and I thought that the ending of the manga overall was fine. But can we talk about that how much of the 300's are weak stories where there is this sense that the manga is wrapping up but then the next chapter is just a normal story. Its an odd thing

 

[Fatsuit Shinji]

Rumiko Takahashi is kind of legendary in not being able to do a decent ending to save her life. Well other then her Mermaid Saga and maybe Inu Yasha.

 

[Clyde Cash's Left Teste]

Rumiko Takahashi is kind of legendary in not being able to do a decent ending to save her life. Well other then her Mermaid Saga and maybe Inu Yasha.

Doesn't Maison Ikkoku have a good ending? I thought how Ranma ended was pretty soild but I got the sense reading the last hundered chapters that she was loosing interest in it and wanted to move on to new things.

I do wish the OG Anime lasted long enough to finish the manga's story because I think the shows tendency to have filler would have actually made some of the weaker 300 stories more palpable.

And apperently Takahashi doesn't view Mermaid Saga as completed

 

[Honka Honka Burning Love]

Ah, drama whores then

Worse..They are Journalists.

 

[wtfNeedSignUp]

So far my issue with the new season is that the VAs are pretty bland.

Also reminder of the best EDs in anime

 

[Stab You in the Back]

Doesn't Maison Ikkoku have a good ending? I thought how Ranma ended was pretty soild but I got the sense reading the last hundered chapters that she was loosing interest in it and wanted to move on to new things.

I do wish the OG Anime lasted long enough to finish the manga's story because I think the shows tendency to have filler would have actually made some of the weaker 300 stories more palpable.

And apperently Takahashi doesn't view Mermaid Saga as completed

UY and Ranma are gag mangas. They're not really structured for "satisfying" endings in the way Maison Ikkoku and Inu Yasha were.

Its not her most popular manga, but I still contend that Maison Ikkoku is Takahashi's best manga. Its the only one where she didn't obviously lose interest halfway and the only one to tell a coherent and complete story. The back half of Ranma is just bad, and the less said about latter Inu Yasha, the better.

 

[Kari Kamiya]

So far my issue with the new season is that the VAs are pretty bland.

...Even though majority of the original cast reprised their roles? Or just anime as a whole this season?

 

[Clyde Cash's Left Teste]

So far my issue with the new season is that the VAs are pretty bland.

Also reminder of the best EDs in anime

I saw a fan animation of that a couple months ago that was really good

Here- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqNrPelHgw0&list=LL&index=26

The back half of Ranma is just bad

I think its more the last 25% where the lack of interest really started to show. There are still some good arcs and even a few 'classic' ones there (Valentine's Day is a great one off) and I laughed at Shampoo just beating up Pink and Link everytime.

 

[wtfNeedSignUp]

...Even though majority of the original cast reprised their roles? Or just anime as a whole this season?

With a 25 years gap they might not be able to reach the same tone. Idk, might be more of a sound direction issue

 

[Kari Kamiya]

Idk, might be more of a sound direction issue

This is more likely the answer. Seems like sound design and direction has generally been fucked this past decade.

 

[Clyde Cash's Left Teste]

With a 25 years gap they might not be able to reach the same tone. Idk, might be more of a sound direction issue

Kasumi sounds exactly the same as she did 25 years ago which is neat. Akane still sounds about the same too. I'm happy the core cast is back

 

[skykiii]

Netflix needs death, and so do people like the guy who made this video and most of the people who commented on it.

 

[Stab You in the Back]

Netflix needs death, and so do people like the guy who made this video and most of the people who commented on it.

The guy may look like a child molester, but I'm more upset about the layout of his bookshelves. Anybody who shoves books in horizontally needs to die.

 

[Metamorpho]

The guy may look like a child molester, but I'm more upset about the layout of his bookshelves. Anybody who shoves books in horizontally needs to die.

Somebody get this faggot a thread already.

 

[Clyde Cash's Left Teste]

Netflix needs death, and so do people like the guy who made this video and most of the people who commented on it.

Nobody is Bi nor queer in Ranma at all. There are some crossdressing but that's about it. Ranma isn't trans or anything just cursed. He is vain about his apperence as either gender but that's more an ego thing then a latent gender thing