FINISHED
Status Explanation
Yes, the beloved ‘Ranma ½’ anime series has officially concluded. Airing from 1989 to 1992, it spans a fun-filled 161 episodes. While it wonderfully brings a large part of Rumiko Takahashi’s original manga to life, it doesn’t adapt the entire story, leaving a little more for fans to explore in the source material.
Watch Order
For the ultimate viewing experience, we recommend watching ‘Ranma ½’ in its intended chronological order. This way, you’ll follow the story seamlessly and enjoy every hilarious and heartwarming moment as it unfolds:
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Main Series: Episodes 1-161 (The core of the Ranma ½ saga!)
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OVAs: After completing the main series, dive into these delightful original video animations that expand on the world and characters:
- “Nekketsu Kōkō Yakū-bu Fūunroku!”
- “Chūgoku Niichao Daisōran! Habatsu Seiryoku Daigekitotsu!!”
- “Kessen Tōgenkyō! Ranma vs. Ryūsei”
- “Daifūrin! Kaettekita Toraneko-dan”
- “Amon Tenshū-ki!”
- “Super Battle: Breaking Point!”
- “Special”
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Movies: Enjoy these feature-length adventures for more martial arts madness:
- “Big Trouble in Little China”
- “Battle of Togenkyo”
- “Super Indiscriminate Decisive Battle!”
Similar Animes
If you’ve loved the unique charm and hilarious antics of ‘Ranma ½’, you’re in luck! There are plenty of other fantastic anime that capture a similar spirit of quirky humor, dynamic characters, and delightful romance. Here are some recommendations:
Other Works by Rumiko Takahashi
- Urusei Yatsura: A classic series with quirky characters and supernatural elements.
- Inuyasha: A blend of action, romance, and supernatural adventure.
- Maison Ikkoku: A more mature romantic comedy with relatable characters.
Similar Themes and Styles
- Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches: Features gender-swapping and supernatural elements.
- Tenchi Muyo: A classic harem anime with a mix of sci-fi and comedy.
- School Rumble: Known for its slapstick comedy and romantic subplots.
- Kimagure Orange Road: A romantic comedy with psychic powers.