Was ranma 1/2 good?

was ranma 1/2 good?

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It's a hilarious comedy manga with great characters.

Ranma and Akane are actually pretty unconventional leads. Ranma especially, being a sort of sly, sneaky, snarky jerk with a good heart, with Akane being far from the stereotypical "It's not like I did it for you b-b-baka" tsundere. Their back and forth never fails to make me smile.

The longer story arcs are all great and pretty creative. And the side characters all prove hilarious in their own way.

The biggest flaws are a less then conclusive ending and Takahashi sticking too close to the status quo, so it was always two steps forward and one step back.

9/10

Also, the girls are 11/10.

it's great to read in one go bit i imagine it was pretty boring if you read i along the releases considering it takes a lot of time for something to happnes

It was average.
The jokes got repetitive.

I heard the only good anime adaptation of Rumiko Takahashi manga is Urusei Yatsura. When it comes to the rest, switch to the manga. Is that true?

Yes, it's too drawn out. You can safely skip the second half of it, maybe even the last 3/4th, until the final arc.

The first season of Ranma 1/2 is good.

Skip the rest and go for the manga. It's far funnier. They dumb down the characters in the anime a bunch too.

SJW bullshit pushing their trans agenda on us.

>Skip the rest and go for the manga.
OVA and second movie is fine too

It's alright, it's entertaining enough but it seriously suffers from shit going absolutely nowhere.

yes but it created too many transexuals with it's strong influence

The OVAs have their problems that irritate me though.

The Ryugenzawa one is pretty annoying since they change the way the arc starts in a way that makes the characters look worse. In the manga the arc starts with Akane successfully cooking food that tastes good, but nobody believes her. So when she gets a call asking for somebody from the Tendo Dojo to deal with monsters Ranma, Genma, and Soun think she left because they actually wronged her.

In comparison the OVA makes it sound like they all think Akane threw a tantrum because Ranma said one snarky comment to her.

The Tunnel of Lost Love just shoves all the extended cast in, making it unfocused when the manga version was just Ranma, Akane, Ryoga, and Ukyo.

And let's not even get into the stupidity of their original OVA.

would a story with a similar premise to ranma work ? As a webcomic writer im genuinely curious because ranma is the only "mainstream" series that I can think of with a gender changing premise. I feel like authors might just be to scared to center a story around gender. Either because of the fetish or sjw connotations, but maybe im wrong and ranma only works because of its unique story

The thing with Ranma 1/2 is that the gender swapping is exclusively used for gags. It's the ultimate crossdressing joke.

You mean Ranma was 1/2 good.

Just use google. As a "webcomic writer" you should know that there's been a shitload of webcomics about this exact same premise.

so your saying a serious tone wouldn't work? that's strange to me because ranma has such a notable fanfiction community that has been active for like 20+ years writing mostly serious stories

Even Inuyasha is better than this SJW pandering piece of shit

Haha what kind of shitty bait is this?

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It's a joke/harem series aimed at children. Not bad for what it is I guess, but not really worth watching or reading.

good series

but remember that this series is a sit-com so don't expect anything to be resolved

good for my dick

Ah when the MC himself is best girl