The Bamboo Leaves of Love. Ranma and Akane literally got themselves a magic spell
Are you seriously implying that the Ranmaverse magic can be relied upon? Really?
The Bamboo Leaves of Love. Ranma and Akane literally got themselves a magic spell
Ellen Kuhfeld wrote:A lot of us have read comics. (I go back to the Golden Age, barely, and read most of the Silver Age. Was reading Bronze Age, but I gave up when it turned into the Marzipan age.) You can't even count on somebody to be dead or alive, married or single, one person or a consortium. It colors your perceptions. Takahashi-sensei is more consistent than DC or Marvel, but she's not perfect. If nothing else, she's terribly vulnerable to the Rule of Funny. Check it out on TV Tropes.
Are you seriously implying that the Ranmaverse magic can be relied upon? Really?
Spica75 wrote:
No, that's your headcanon.
Spica75 wrote: Canon is that we are showed something that makes it very likely(any time i write something in the Ranmaverse, it is my default assumption as well, but it IS an assumption, not hard fact or canon). Otherwise you're completely ignoring everything else in the setting that could easily upset events(such as other magic, magic glitches/weirdness, outside interference(!!!) etc etc).
Ellen Kuhfeld wrote:A lot of us have read comics. (I go back to the Golden Age, barely, and read most of the Silver Age. Was reading Bronze Age, but I gave up when it turned into the Marzipan age.) You can't even count on somebody to be dead or alive, married or single, one person or a consortium. It colors your perceptions. Takahashi-sensei is more consistent than DC or Marvel, but she's not perfect. If nothing else, she's terribly vulnerable to the Rule of Funny. Check it out on TV Tropes.
Cheb wrote:Are you seriously implying that the Ranmaverse magic can be relied upon? Really?
The narrative literally says what is does, and the meaning behind the characters actions. The author put that chapter in her story for a reason. It's not "head canon." It's not some minor little interpretation of characters or the setting not explicitly covered by the text. It is something directly covered by the text. It is canon.
Nothing else in the setting can happen that might break them up because the story is over.
Of course I am. Magic always does it's effects reliable in the Ranma 1/2 universe. The failings are always on the people using the magic.
Spica75 wrote:If that was true, Gosunkugi would be the single most dangerous opponent ever and always. Yet he's mostly a joke.
Spica75 wrote:The chapter is canon, the future RESULTS of the chapter is fanon. Otherwise there's a number of things that would be canon earlier, except for never actually happening.
Spica75 wrote:Seriously? That's your fiat non-author fanon declaration, not canon.
Spica75 wrote:If that was true, Gosunkugi would be the single most dangerous opponent ever and always. Yet he's mostly a joke.
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