why did this became rumiko takahashi's most famous work ?
usually it's a mangaka's first work that is the most sucessful, ranma is her 3rd work after invader lum and maison ikkoku
Why did this became rumiko takahashi's most famous work ?
Jeremiah Collins
Ryder Walker
Makes my dick hard bc I’m an autognephile. Shouldn’t even be watching this sht bc it’s bad for my brain..
Ian Green
But InuYasha is her most famous work.
Anthony Williams
not really, it was more of a fad.
Daniel Turner
t. furfag
Brandon Long
A 'fad' for 3 decades and counting
Jayden Mitchell
Pretty sure InuYasha is her most famous internationally, it's certainly the only one I've ever encountered in normie life. But with such an old career it's obvious that the perspectives on her work are very different from Japan than to everyone else since her earliest stuff wasn't translated as it was being published but her later stuff was.
Austin Anderson
Technically, Invader Lum actually did much better than Ranma 1/2. Ranma is better known outside of Japan because it got full translated releases, whereas the attempts to translate Invader Lum fell apart very quickly due to the heavy Japanese-dependent gags and quirks.
Isaiah Peterson
the world may never know
Jeremiah Lopez
I haven't watched lum, inuyashu or maison ikkou but i have to say you have to grow up with ranma or at least watch it at a very young age to fully enjoy it.
Its not particularly great but for a lot of people it was their first introduction to anime or when they realized the cartoons they were watching were from japan, like me. So its no wonder its famous.
Easton Martinez
Outside of Japan it is. Inside Japan it’s Lum.
Jeremiah Brooks
Maison Ikkoku was, ironically, too rooted in realism for its own good, which made its quirky characters and plots come off as a bunch of jerks being idiots.
Urusei Yatsura went too far the other way, resulting in what was basically the Japanese equivalent of a Looney Tunes show, with completely unsympathetic main characters.
Ranma 1/2 is where she hit the sweet spot, creating characters who were quirky enough to be funny, yet also sympathetic enough we want to root for them, with a nice mixture of action and comedy that doesn't over-emphasize either side too much.
David Jones
Best potential rapist
Christopher Lopez
LATIN american CHADS watched this shit uncensored when it was airing on TV. Yeah, for some reason a fee channels had the uncensored dubbed version. Why? I dont fucking know but I saw anime tiddies at a young age
Benjamin Collins
>I haven't watched lum, inuyashu or maison ikkou
Literally WHAT are you doing here ?
Michael Turner
beside Rumiko and Togashi, who have at least 2 mega manga to their name? Jojo and its variations don't count.
Wyatt Robinson
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>LATIN american CHADS watched this shit uncensored when it was airing on TV
So did a lot countries, you're not special juanito
Aaron Rogers
>Togashi
Who ?
Lucas Gutierrez
the one who made slam dunk and vagabond
Tyler Wilson
He's some hack that made one very good anime/manga (yuyu Hakusho ) and one very shitty one (shit)x(shit)
Henry Williams
user...they both suck