Ranma 1/2, Vol. 26

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Summary: RANMA ROX!!!
Review: Buy every one in the series. IT IS THE BEST! Ranma has always pleased me and this book will be the greatest, and the future books by Rumiko Takahashi. Also, her Inu-Yasha (demon dog in japanese) is a great series. They play Inu-Yasha on ADULT SWIM on cartoon network each week day. So buy the two series. Rumiko Takahasi is an excellent manga writer. Enjoy!

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Summary: confused...
Review: I absoltely LOVE Ranma 1/2, but I have this book with a different cover. I also have Ranma 1/2 book 25...At the back of book 25, it says that the story will be continued, but never continues on to this book. Also, in this book, it says in the back "end book 28". What is this supposed to mean? Anyway, this book is another hit from Rumiko Takahashi! She outdoes herself in every single volume that she writes!

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Summary: I love them all!
Review: Ranma's mother hasn't seen her son in over a decade, or, at least, she thinks she hasn't. Ranma's been visiting her as the female version of himself. He doesn't want her to know that, depending on the temperature of water splashed onto him, he can become either a boy or a girl. One day, a stranger visits Ranma's mother and she becomes convinced that this stranger is Ranma. Ranma knows that can't be true and tries to find out who this stranger really is and what he wants.

As usual, Rumiko Takahashi's writing is hilarious. The fighting techniques in this book were really funny, especially once their intended use was revealed. I don't keep up with the Ranma series as much as I could, but I seem to love every book I pick up. If you like quirky manga and for some reason have not stumbled across Rumiko Takahashi's works yet, I would suggest picking up a volume of this series. This story is fairly stand-alone, although some of the details may be hard to understand if you don't have any previous experience with the series. As usual, there is a "story thus far" section, as well as a character section.