okumak Ranma 1/2, Volume 1: Vol 1 internet üzerinden

The perfect time to start reading a modern classic The first thing you should know is that this is one of the best comic series of all time, and is an excellent read even for those that don't usually read comics. The second (and it's a close second) is that in 2003, the publisher had a re-think, and decided to publish the newest volumes (22 onwards) and republish the old ones in a newer, smaller, and cheaper format. So, when buying, if you want to have the whole collection look nice on your bookshelf, make sure you go for the latter. The *older* design have covers that are mainly a single colour (volume 1 is red) with a kind of line-based design and a *small* picture of some of the characters under the title. The *newer* versions have white backgrounds, and the picture on the front fills the entire page. To find an example, just search for volume 22, which is only available in the new format. Do not let any of this put you off! It's also worth noting that this is one of the best translated Mangas around. While some of the original nuances are inevitably lost (in particular, the characters' significant use of the male or female form of speech), a heroic and often inspired attempt has been made to keep in the puns, particularly in the chapter titles. Finally, if you're thinking ahead as to how much this lot will eventually set you back, bear in mind that at the current rate this version of the series will run to approximately 36 volumes. It's worth every penny though, especially in the new, cheap format. Unconditionally recommended.

Great fun. What happens when cold water can turn you into a girl or a panada? What happens when your fiancee hates men and you don't really get along with her either? What do you get when you add the martial arts, an enemy who might hate you but love your other form and lots of hormones? A big, funny mess! If you like Ranma 1/2, there are other manga series by the same artist and DVDs are out also. Some of the books, like Rumic World Trilogy volumes are non-related short stories, great if you don't wish to get hooked into one of the series. I would also suggest the 'Oh My Goddess!' books by Kosuke Fujishima.

love it watched all the anime, decided to collected the manga.