
Ranma ½ Still Runs on the Joke That Ruined His Life
Ranma ½'s 1989 anime ran 161 episodes on Fuji TV, turning a cursed-spring gag into a durable comedy with two voices behind one hero.


Ranma ½'s 1989 anime ran 161 episodes on Fuji TV, turning a cursed-spring gag into a durable comedy with two voices behind one hero.

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