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But now that I look back on it, it's wasn't so bad and was kinda funny. I did like the Panda, he was funny!
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I have a few volumes of the manga, and it's good fun sometimes, but I've seriously gone off Rumiko Takahashi's storytelling style.
Her protagnists are always the same...
My fav characters were Ryoga/P-chan and Mousse. Weird I know. XD
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I wish ice-skating martial arts was a Olympic sport. Or tea ceremony martial arts. Or fast-eating martial arts.
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I just digged the craziness. The story processes slowly and the gags repeats itselves, sure, but I could never imagine that Rumiko could still keep me entertained like after 10 volumes.
Mousse and Panda were my favorites.
And speaking of Rumiko, this is the only work of her that I liked.
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I remember browsing a random Ranma forum a while ago, and there was a ten page topic about guys that got their jollies from seeing Ranma be kissed in girl form.
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I remember browsing a random Ranma forum a while ago, and there was a ten page topic about guys that got their jollies from seeing Ranma be kissed in girl form.
You have no idea how right that statement is.
That show may have had its funny moments, but most of it was based on perverted jokes that were used so much they weren't even funny anymore. Adventures were too random, and just about anything needed some sort of martial art technique. Tea martial arts? Ice-skating martial arts? Eating without showing it and it's still considered a martial art? Eh. :|
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I used to read Ranma, but after vol. 16 or so it basically started to just do the same things over and over again. "New person wants Ranma / Ranko / Akane, new person master of weird martial art, fightan gaem." This isn't suprising in the least since that's Takahashi's "formula" (Look how well it worked in Inu Yasha!), but it got old.
I still think Ranma had some genuinely funny moments, because I certainly can't say I never enjoyed reading it, just that it got old. I prefer Urusei Yatsura to Ranma, though.
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You know.. her series and a lot of her characters feel the same and all... and her stpries weren't THAT funny.
I tried to wath the first 10 episides of it but I got bored after seeing Akane kicking/bossing Ranma around for the umpteenth time.
And I read the first two mangas, but traded them out for Gakuen heaven, since I got bored of them and didn't feel like wasting money on buying the third one.
There was far too many volumes of Ranma for me to keep up with... I wasn't even going to bother collecting that anymore..... D=
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That said, for anyone wanting to see Takahashi at her finest, I suggest Maison Ikkoku (featuring probably her only REAL resolution to a relationship ever), Urusei Yatsura, and some of her smaller works--animated wise, the Rumik Theater stuff is pretty awesome.
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I wish it didn't have to end... ;3;
My favorite characters were Akane and Happosai. Ranma is pretty cute too.
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the run-on jokes were getting boring and the ending sucked too and never resolved anything.
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Right now my favorite characters are Ranma, Mousse, Ukyo, and Ryoga!!
as for pairings......right now, I want Ranma to be with Ukyo XD
I really like it so far!! But I think there's too much filler...but I would still recommend it to anyone who's been considering starting it!
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