Ranma 1/2 #31
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume concludes the long-running martial arts romantic comedy series, collecting the final chapters of Rumiko Takahashi's original manga. It wraps up the chaotic love triangle between Ranma, Akane, and the many rivals and fiancées who have plagued them, delivering a definitive end to the story's magical gender-bending and slapstick conflicts. The volume includes the complete resolution of the series' ongoing plot threads, staying true to Takahashi's signature blend of humor and heartfelt character moments.
In "Love Medicine," the Tendos and Saotomes return to the dojo to find it in ruins and a cold meal waiting—prompting everyone to suspect that even the gentlest of them, Kasumi, has finally snapped. Written by Rumiko Takahashi, Kaori Inoue, and Gerard Jones, with art by Takahashi and inks by Takahashi and Bill Schuch, this 2005 Viz issue captures the chaos and humor of the household with a cover by Rumiko Takahashi and Yuki Ameda.
In "Love Medicine," Ranko takes on a strange and increasingly personal challenge: to heal a dying young man by fulfilling a series of intimate demands—each more awkward than the last. As the stakes rise, the line between compassion and absurdity blurs in this sharp, playful blend of romance and satire from the world of Ranma 1/2.
When the Tendos and Saotomes return to the dojo to find it in ruins and a cold meal waiting, their first thought is that the ever-peaceful Kasumi has finally snapped. But as the chaos unfolds, it’s clear that even the calmest of tempers can spark something unexpected—especially when pride, pancakes, and a very specific kind of frustration collide.
In "The Two Shampoos," Mousse’s heartfelt gift to Shampoo is met with cold rejection—until it’s offered to a stone idol, which then awakens as a living replica of Shampoo. As the doppelgänger begins to mirror his deepest wishes, Mousse finds himself caught in a surreal test of desire, where the line between dream and self begins to blur.
In "Drawn And Quartered Horse," the spirit of a forgotten shrine horse idol takes form as a comically misshapen demon, wreaking havoc on the luck charms just before mid-term exams. With its chaotic antics threatening the shrine’s sacred balance, the usual chaos of Nerima is thrown into even wilder disarray.
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