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© Rumiko Takahashi / Shogakukan Ranma ½ will forever remain a staple of my formative years as an anime and manga fan, from the series itself to the way it introduced me to two then distinctly different markets within the same fandom. When I was …Read more »
© Rumiko Takahashi / Shogakukan Anime classic Ranma ½ is finally back on shelves along with a new collection of Rumiko Takahashi's original manga. We took the opportunity to fire off a quick round of questions to some folks at Viz Media, and Senior Manager …Read more »
As announced at Otakon in August, Viz Media is planning a major comeback for Rumiko Takahashi's legendary manga and anime series Ranma ½ . The manga will be available in deluxe 2-in-1 omnibus editions, displayed in the original right-to-left format for the first time ever …Read more »
Ranma ½ used to mean something. It was a cornerstone of my early anime fandom, a show that hearkened back to an age long before high-speed Internet and digital distribution, before even the rise and decline of the DVD. It was an example of what …Read more »
Those wondering just what to expect from NTV's upcoming live-action Ranma ½ TV special should have at least some questions answered now, thanks to the very first commercial for the adaptation. Does it do the manga justice? See what they've done with Rumiko Takahashi's gender-swapping …Read more »
If the news of a live-action Ranma ½ —set to air on NTV in December as a two-hour special—wasn't enough, there are now more roles being announced for both the Saotome and Tendo families. The lead roles came out alongside the initial announcement: Yui Aragaki …Read more »
The new Ranma 1/2 anime has a lot of the original cast members returning to their classic roles, and now another familiar character has been similarly cast. Koichi Yamadera, who returns to voice Ryoga Hibiki from the original anime, will also reprise his role as …Read more »
October 5 marks the premiere of the new Ranma 1/2 anime, but ahead of that we can go ahead and watch a clean version of the opening movie. The official website shared the creditless opening, with lively animation set to the tune of ano’s opening …Read more »
Lest we forget, the new Ranma 1/2 anime is coming to Netflix, and as such we have a new subtitled trailer for the updated take on Rumiko Takahashi’s classic series. The anime by MAPPA kicks off on October 6, and you can see how it’s …Read more »
Ranma ½ is back in the news again! First it was in the news because the cult classic is getting a new anime adaptation. Then it was in the news because part of that anime adaptation got illegally leaked to the public. This time it’s …Read more »
There have been some serious leaks in the anime world. Episodes of the new Ranma ½, DAN DA DAN, Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World-, Terminator Zero, and the whole anime movie Gekijōban Mononoke: Karakasa illegally found their way online. They appeared on various forums …Read more »
It’s official, the details are in for the new Ranma 1/2 anime, as promised when the fresh adaptation was first announced near the end of June. In addition to the anime’s first trailer and visual, we now know anime studio MAPPA is cooking up the …Read more »
Rumiko Takahashi’s Ranma ½ manga is getting another anime adaptation, and this news brought renewed interest to a sign Takahashi illustrated for the Inagaki Veterinary Clinic near Niigata City. Niigata happens to be where she was born, and one of her childhood friends is now …Read more »
Rumiko Takahashi’s 80s manga Urusei Yatsura got another life as a new anime, and now another one of her older titles is getting the same treatment. We can now confirm that Ranma ½, her manga that ran from 1987 to 1996, is receiving a new …Read more »
Before Adult Swim made InuYasha a hit, Rumiko Takahashi’s best-known work among American anime fans was probably Ranma 1/2 , the manga and anime about a martial arts-studying boy who’s sometimes a girl. American fans old enough to remember Ranma (or those who saw it …Read more »
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