"Ranma ½" (1989) Series de televisión

Calificación de los usuarios:

8.5/10   

Creador:

Rumiko Takahashi

Temporadas:

1

Fecha de Lanzamiento:

15 abril 1989 (Japan)

Género:

Animación | Acción | Comedia | Fantasía

Frase comercial:

Just add water!

Plot:

A series of the relationship of a girl who is involuntarily engaged to a boy who turns female when hit with cold water and male with hot.

Plot Keywords:

Water | Panda | Love Triangle | Magic | Challenge

Comentarios de los usuarios:

Greatest Anime Series EVER!!!

Reparto

Kappei Yamaguchi	...	Ranma Saotome Male / ... (18 episodios, 1989)
Megumi Hayashibara	...	Ranma Saotome Female / ... (18 episodios, 1989)
Noriko Hidaka	...	Akane Tendo (18 episodios, 1989)
Sarah Strange	...	Ranma Saotome Male (18 episodios, 1989)
Myriam Sirois	...	Akane Tendo (18 episodios, 1989)
Michael Donovan	...	Jusenkyo Guide / ... (9 episodios, 1989)
Venus Terzo	...	Ranma Saotome Female / ... (8 episodios, 1989)
Kôichi Yamadera	...	Ryoga Hibiki (8 episodios, 1989)

También conocida como:

"Ranma ½: The Digital Dojo" (USA) (first season title)
"Ranma 1/2" (Japan) (alternative spelling)
"Ranma nibun no ichi"
"Ranma ½" (Argentina) [es]

Duración:

Japan:30 min (18 episodes)

País:

Japan

Idioma:

Catalan | Inglés | Francés | Alemán | Italiano | Español | Japonés

Color:

Color

Sonido:

Stereo

Clasificación:

Australia:M (some episodes) | Australia:PG (some episodes) | Singapore:NC-16 | South Korea:12 (DVD rating) | Argentina:Atp | New Zealand:PG

Compañía:

Kitty Animation

Trivialidades:

Due to the negative backlash towards the English dub, Brigitta Dau was fired after playing the voice of female Ranma for the first six episodes of the TV series and the first two episodes of the OAV series. Since then, Venus Terzo has taken that role, resulting in a much improved English dub.

Citas:

Nabiki Tendo: [before Ranma goes out with Kuno while in female form] This is Kuno, remember? What if he can't CONTROL himself?
Akane Tendou: Ohh... She's right... What if he...?
[Akane's thoughts]
Tatewaki Kuno: Magic sword, make me ONE with the Pigtailed Girl!
Ranma Saotome: [seductively] You want it, Baby? You got it!
[puckers up]
Tatewaki Kuno: Here I come!
[End Akane's thoughts]
Akane Tendou: AAAHHHH!
Ranma Saotome: [disgusted] EEEAAGHH! Don't even JOKE about that, okay?
[...]

Conexiones de Película:

Spoofed in "Abenobashi mahô shôtengai: Fired up! Abenobashi Hong Kong Martial Arts Shopping District (#1.4)" (2002)

Banda de Sonido:

Jajauma ni Sasenaide

Greatest Anime Series EVER!!!

Where to start, where to start?!? Ranma 1/2 is possibly the greatest Anime series ever produced, written by the ever talented Rumiko Takahashi, based on the MANGA of the same name. It has it all, romance, comedy, and the GREATEST CAST OF CHARACTERS TO HIT MEDIA SINCE THE "A-Team!!!" But seriously though, Ranma 1/2 follows the plot of a young japanese boy going through an identity crisis of sorts. You see, whenever Ranma Saotome is splashed with cold water he, becomes a 'she'. This is all due to some

strange Chinese Curse, that he acquired on a training trip through China. The meat and bones of the series deal with Ranma's attempts to cure himself while dealing with numerous fiancees' none of his choice I might add. You see, Ranma's father is a bit of a heel. Genma Saotome, who takes the form of a giant Panda

when wet has eveidently arranged for Ranma to merry into the family of his(Genma's) closest friend Soun Tendo. Soun ole' boy gets a little more than he bargained for. In addition to being promised to one of Soun's daughters, Ranma has also been promised to at least 3 others. In the

end Soun decides it best to give Ranma his daughter Akane, whom at first, shares Ranma's extreme dislike for the entire situation. What makes Ranma 1/2 so great is the characters, and their very interesting personal relationships. The chemistry between Ranma and the rest of the cast is adorable. For example, Ranma while on the outside, rejecting Akane, deeply loves her, this

makes for a very heart-warming main plotline. In addition to the deep dramatic overtones, Ranma happens to be very funny. If you

can stand japanese slapstick, mixed with heartwarming drama, I

suggest you do as I did and START WATCHING RANMA IMMEDIATELY!!