Ranma 1/2, Vol. 35

by Rumiko Takahashi

Book Overview

Ranma Saotome never thought a martial arts training mission to China would turn out like this! An accidental dunk in a cursed spring changes boy Ranma into a young girl, every time he is splashed with... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1421505061
• ISBN13: 9781421505060
• Release Date: August 2006
• Publisher: Viz Media
• Length: 178 Pages
• Weight: 0.42 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.1" x 7.3"

Customer Reviews

good book can't wait till the next!!!

well it's finally coming the finale chapter of the ranma series of course the t.v. seires never finished the whole series (same they did with inuyasha) but thats o.k. with me really this book is really good though i think the villan should be more tough giant -menacing look than a young boy but it's only for a while well again can't wait for the final book looooove ranma 1/2

ranma 1/2 vol.35

Great book to read for preteens and older ones as well. I hope the last volume is just as good.

The beginning of the end. The final storyline begins!

Has it really been almost 15 years since Viz started publishing the Ranma 1/2 manga in the US? A lot sure has happened since then. Ranma's dealt with all sorts of curses, rivals, fiancees, and martial arts hilarity. Now there's only one challenge left for Ranma: saving Jusenkyo. If he succeeds, he may finally have the chance to undo his curse and never have to be a girl again. If he fails, he'll be stuck as a half-boy half-girl forever... and possibly lose someone close to him. There it is. The stage is set for the Ranma and the rest of the Nerima gang's final hour. The cursed characters return to China to face Kima and her cronies, intent on keeping her from draining to Jusenkyo in order to revitalize her leader, a god named Saffron. But when it turns out that one of the good guys is a traitor, and when someone important to Ranma is taken from him, the outcome of the battle begins to look bleak. Despite the fact that there is a bit more of a serious side to this arc, there is still a bit of Takahashi's usual humor to keep things from becoming too serious, and this mixture thankfully keeps the story quite entertaining to read... the only problem is that it ends, which leaves three months to wait until the finale! See you in November when everything finally comes to an end.