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Ranma Saotome, martial artist and Jusenkyo curse receiver, is married off to the youngest daughter of his father's best friend, Akane Tendo. There's just one problem: The two teens cannot stand each other. For Nabiki Tendo, the middle of the 3 sisters, this sham of a proposal must go on if she ever wants to avoid being chained to Nerima forever through the mysterious genderbending freeloader that's walked into their lives.
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After two years of officially dating, Akane is finally ready to propose to Ranma, letting them get engaged on their own terms and not on some other agreement.
But Genma, Nodoka, and Soun think they have a way to properly cure Ranma's curse now.
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What do you do when you are so tired of your own life that the only way out is to reinvent yourself from scratch? After the wedding fiasco, Ranma Saotome reached that point. Determined to mature and understand who they truly are, they embarks on a personal journey that challenges everything he thought they knew about masculinity. But growth is never a clean process, and as Ranma struggles to piece together their identity, the world around they reacts in ways no one anticipated.
This is a story about curses, about what they do to the minds of those who have them, and of course, to the minds of the people around them. Why does Ranma transform into a woman? Because P-chan is P-chan? Is Genma a bad father? Well, the answer to the latter is yes. But most importantly, how do curses affect others?
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After a year and a half of living together and keeping their sham of an engagement up, Akane Tendo and 'Ranma' Saotome are more than happy being close friends, but when an unfortunate incident at Ryugenzawa inspires feelings of true jealousy in Ranma's heart, there's little the two can do but weather the tide of their emotions, while figuring out how to make everything work out in the end.
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- Part 2 of Cross Purposes
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Ranma gets a new sensei with an odd taste in classrooms.
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- Part 3 of Crushed Flowers and Tumbled Stones