Saotome Ranma: student of the Anything Goes School of Martial Arts, mutliple fiancee sufferer, and evil sorcerer. Yes, after years of trying, Kuno has finally beaten our supposed hero and removed the spell around the fair Tendou Akane, innocent Kounji Ukyou, and primitive Shampoo. His sister was just a loon to begin with.
Now that they are released and witness Ranma's dark powers, what will the girls do now? And for that matter, why is Kuno still talking like an idiot?
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"Ranma?"
"Shh."
Small pause.
"I want to tell you something-"
"Shh."
Small pause.
"You just don't want me to talk do you?!"
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"So? How was it?"
"Kinda like the first time I learned to throw a Moko Takabisha."
Grabbing Ranma by the arm she threw him out of her bed. "Is everything with you martial arts?!"
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"Wow Nabiki, where did you get all the money?"
"You remember the sample of your food I sent to the chemical research plant?"
"Yeah."
"This is their thanks for discovering a stable nuclear material."
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"I am not an animal!"
"Whatever, P-chan."
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The Musk and the Amazons have their ways for getting the mates they desire so why not the people of Pheonix Mountain? It was an old law used very rarely because they've never had someone come by who could beat their king.
If being torn between four fiancees was bad, what do you call adding the population of the entire race of winged people?
If there is one truth about Hibiki Ryouga it is he is lost. So lost in fact he has yet to figure out he has been trapped in the Tendou's linen closet for the past week. The real drag is all the voices he hears. What sort of man will walk out of that closet after hearing his love, Akane, confessing her love and devotion to his most hated rival, Ranma, in the bonds of holy matrimony? It isn't often a man is given such intimate knowledge of a girl's life right after marriage.
Ranma is tired and depressed with the way his life has been going. Despite all the fiancees, he has had little in the way of actual companionship. Tossing caution to the wind, he decides to find out if the people who claim to love him truly do. So it is understable to say his fiancees are upset when Ranma tries each of them out. They are flabbergasted when he decides to experiment with 'her' male suitors as well. "I knew my noble presence could tame your fiery spirit someday, sweet pigtailed goddess!", quoth Tatewaki Kuno.
Some days are good. Some days are bad. It all depends on how hard you squeeze your debtors.
Nabiki is having a bad day. It started out with a sour pamphlet venture, poor handling of the school buffoon, and a few unexpected accidents she would think only happen to Ranma. All of this and the many 'run-ins' she had with the gender-bender has left our cool, mercenary Nabiki a bit hot and bothered. Ranma is still technically her fiancee . . .
Removed. I've started writing this one myself. See 'Chance Love Productions'.
What Ranma and Akane really needed was a second chance. But with all that has happened to them, it would take a real clean slate for that to happen. When Ranma actually does lose his memory, do they discover their relationship hasn't been working out for a reason?
Ranma, the chauvinistic, arrogant, and uncivilized martial artist is once again besieged with memories and a voice of the past, his past. Could you believe that in another life Ranma was even more chauvinistic and arrogant? Neither can he. Now let him deal with a voice in his head that goes wild when it learns of his curse, fiancee trouble, and desire to be a martial artist. How will Ranma deal with the doctor of a past life? What kind of doctor is he anyway?
An epiphany is when you suddenly realize something that forever changes your perspective of the world around you. Ryouga has suddenly come upon such a realization that for as long as he has been lost, he has been bitter, and for as long as he has been bitter, he has been lost. With this strange thought, Ryouga focuses on his bitterness, Ranma, and endeavors to root it out of his being.
Setsunna has been alive a long time. No one disputes that the experience has affected her, but could she still be just a woman despite it all? When she met Saotome Genma and changed her name to Nodoka she had her first child in thousands of years of life, but why now? Does she love her estranged son or is he another pawn in her plans to revive the Silver Millenium?
Genma agrees, that trip to China was a bit much. He also understands that training on cursed grounds is a bad idea. At least Ranma doesn't turn into some weird creature. But what is Nodoka going to say when she finds out she has a woman for a husband?
Here's an emotional one. We have the Tendou's, one man and his three daughters, who still feel the effects of Tendou Kumiko's loss even after all these years. Now we have Saotome Ranma, latest victim of Jusenkyou. When he falls into Spring of Drowned Young Woman, a spring made of a woman who saved her daughter from drowning, and finds himself to be a spitting image of Kumiko, what sort of reception is he likely to receive from the Tendous?
When you have a life like Ranma's, you have no where else to go but up. So when Akane marries Ryouga, his father leaves, and he is kicked out of the Tendou's home Ranma is finally free to do what he wants: see his mom and train to be the best martial artist in the world . . . or so he thought.
Poor Ranma, he's had a hard life on the road with his father. He loves the Art and wants to be the best, but he can't do that while he's tied down with fiancees. They are all just too young to get married now. That's okay, Genma knows something Ranma doesn't; Tendou's daughters are at least five years older than him, so things should be fine . . .
Okay, the Neko-ken training was a bit excessive, but it was all for the good of the boy's training. Ranma may be a traumitzed (think Rei Ayanami double) young boy, but at least he doesn't mouth off anymore. And the cursed boy seems to be taking the engagement very seriously, since Genma told him to.
Let's consider for a moment that maybe Ranma ended up 'engaged' to the Tendou daughters in some other fashion. The year is 2240 and gene manipulation is at its all-time high. What do you do for companionship? Why you mail order your consort, specify a few attributes, and a custom model will be delivered to your front door. Gender preference is left to the customer for privacy. Unfortunately, the custom 'Ranma' model has a gender malfunction. Oh, what will the Tendous do?
Darwin would roll over in his grave if he knew what Nabiki had done to Ranma. Fed up, Nabiki sent the freeloading Ranma Saotome to a genetics research division. They are attemting to find treatment to perfect the lives of others and they may have just found the proper specimen. Soon everyone will have a bit of Ranma Saotome in them. That must piss of Nabiki.
When you're Ranma Saotome you know that everything is training thanks to your father. You can't eat, sleep, or travel without it having some benifit to your development. But this engagement to the Tendou's seems awfully strange then. That is, until you realize this is all a part of Ranma's further training before Genma is satisfied that Ranma is a 'man amongst men'.
This is the last time Ranma was going to mock Akane in a sparring match. Fed up, Akane leaves to train in a secret Stone Fist Martial Arts that turns her into a better fighter than Ranma! So what's to be done? Why, Ranma will train until he can beat Akane again of course. But what will it take to get the reluctant couple out of this vicious cycle?
Fiancees and enemies, Ranma knows which is which, or does he? After overhearing a conversation between Akane and P-chan, Ranma discovers that Akane really just doesn't like him. She was only being nice out of honor's sake! Slowly through the week, as Ranma walks silently about the dojo, he begins to overhear a great many other things he never knew about the people around him, and forever changes his perspective.
Someone shows up in Nerima one dark night . . . and for the first time in his life, Ranma knows love. Her name is Kikuko and she is the literal stroke of lightning through his life. It's too bad when he begins to travel with her, leaving behind the Tendous, that he begins to learn that Kikuko is involved with something he's unsure if he can cope with.
Project name Ranma can learn and adapt to any situation. Escaped from the Center, Happousai will do anything to get him back, including sending his best operative, Tendou Akane, after him. Looking for his family, making friends and enemies, is there any way for this pretender to escape those who would use him for their own ends? Or would he die trying?
A ravaged world, Ranma and Ryouga are two of the few who survive the Earth's fall to Pharoah 90. The Senshi had put up a brilliant fight against this evil, but without the help of Sailor Saturn all was lost. The only survivor, a woman trapped within the flow of time, Sailor Pluto. Maybe with the help of Ranma and Ryouga they can prevent this from happening if she sent them back? It could work, if the other Pluto doesn't muddle things up.
Let's suppose for the moment that Happousai isn't as perverted as he makes himself out to be and he knew the water he drank during the wedding was Nannichuan. Now let's think about how peculiar it is for Cologne to teach Amazon techniques to Ranma, an outsider and a male. What does this add up to? Ranma is being groomed for some ulterior motive other than becoming anybody's heir, but what?
Ranma fell into Nyanichuan right? If he never changes how could you tell? Ranma is not stuck, but his gender is relative to the expectations of others. Some expect to see a boy and they do while others expect to see a girl and they do. What does this all mean for Ranma when the girl he loves only sees Ranma-chan because she wants a friend more than a fiancee and refuses to believe what everyone else is telling her.
There had to be a deeper meaning to those magical pools of misery. The bodies each victim recieves is not just a curse, but a destiny. Ryouga, not long after his curse, meets Akari, a pig trainer, whom he falls in love with. Mousse ends up meeting a girl who trains birds. Shampoo then assumes that she is meant for Ranma who endured the Neko-ken, but then what is Ranma's curse leading him too and will it be love like Ryouga and Mousse or will it be something far far worse?
When Ranma was six he was taken on a training trip, right? What you may not know is that it was done to increase his ki reserves. It turns out Ranma had a medical condition until the Master helped him. Now Ranma is stuck as a child when he runs out of ki to burn, but thankfully he knows the Happo Fifty Yen Senzu.
Before rushing off to win Akane's heart with his newly acquired Koi Fishing Rod, Ryouga stops at Ukyou's for a bite to eat. He shouldn't have told the chef about the rod though. Ukyou has her own plans for that piece of magic. Too bad her aim is as bad as Ryougas. What is she supposed to do with an love-stricken Akane?