In the original anime, Azusa has _her entire room_ filled with cute stuff. In fact, she spends the entire night saying "good night" to each item, leading her to _not sleeping at all!_
And at the very end of the episode, we see Azusa going through her same “Good night, Josephine” bedtime ritual one more time, with one new addition: A very embarrassed Genma-Panda, dressed up in an adorable toy soldier uniform. ☺️🐼
Shampoo's weapons are bonbori or chui. Chinese mace that come in a variety of sizes. Hers are the much larger version. If you've ever seen Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon the tavern fight has a guy using them as well.
Kisses in Ranma is used as a plot device. Culture-wise, considering the Japanese are not that much of a touchy-feely kind of culture, you gotta imagine how supposedly shocking all these kissing have to be. (But at this point, as a viewer, you kinda are a bit numbed to it😅. And maybe if you were French or Italian, you'd be wondering what the big deal was--but that is me stereotyping the French and Italian---sorry for that; no offense meant)
I am half Italian and half Portuguese myself so I can assure, seeing characters get touchy-feely like that is not odd for us or at least for my family on both sides, so no offense taken. Granted a kiss on the lips is usually something shared between couples but my grandmother has told me that sometimes when she was younger. At essentially old school sports bars back in Portugal, she sometimes she saw two strangers do a victory kiss on the lips if their team won. So yeah, we Europeans are a lot less restrained than the Japanese about that kind of stuff, especially the era when this show/manga originally came out.
Shampoo and tribe only became 'Amazons' in translations. In Japanese, we see her in the Joketsuzoku, meaning "Village of Women Heroes" (Nyucheizu, in Chinese)
Shampoo starts off as a merciless would-be killer - and is trained to be. There are some stories where she seriously considers killing somebody, like Akane. She is a straight-out villainess in the Pink-Link story arc. There is no doubt she was modeled on Lum and was added to bring non-tomboy sex appeal to the series. But what would she be like as a wife? How she treats a certain Chinese boy should give you a clue. The Chinese 'Amazon' (actually "woman hero") would want to dominate her husband after the honeymoon period
18:35 You're right, I don't see any difference between this girl's kiss and Mikado's (the skateboard boy) kiss. It's not okay just because she's a girl! Ranma had also previously explained his idea of how a kiss should be.
Bizarrely, for a remake that's supposed to stick closer to the manga, the first 10 minutes or so of this episode is pure filler. Both in the manga and the old anime, Ranma and Ryoga start fighting each other immediately after the ice breaks, there's no extended battle between them and the Sanzenin/Azusa pair.
@@SakuraAvalon Forcing the first chapter of the Shampoo arc into this episode is a really weird decision too. Yeah, in the manga the skating arc likewise ends with Shampoo breaking through the wall, but that's more of a cliffhanger leading into a new arc - here they toss the entire first chapter of the Shampoo arc into the episode that's otherwise the conclusion to an unrelated arc. It's really weird and feels poorly planned.
I haven't read those manga chapters, however in comments under another video it was said the manga just didn't include Ranma and Ryoga teaming up, there they started fighting each other right away (starting with some kicks which are not included in the anime), but there it wasn't very clear *why* they did start to fight: this version contextualized it a bit better with the "that's why you cannot beat me" line which triggered Ryoga. In the old anime it was changed even more, with Ranma and Ryoga fighting outdoors, on an ice slab pushed in the sky by a powerful water jet, and with Akane almost drowning in an external pool. (And in the old anime, Shampoo had already been introduced.)
Good to see you two feels better... Btw. I kinda feel bad to Akane and Kuno. I mean: Female Ranma first kiss- Skate boy Male Ranma first kiss- Shampoo Well even in old anime it feels like Shampoo is the sexiest female in Ranma 1/2 😂
The OG was the girl she was modeled after, the Infamous Lum Invader. No one before had brought the warm sex appeal as the girl in the tiger-striped bikini
Shampoo the girl most pretty of the show! You can to say Shampoo is the rival of love for Ranma and she is a sore loser with so much witchcraft but not now
@@JRSA85 True, true. That was why she was added. She gives the series sex appeal. And Rumiko Takahashi knew it would work because of the success she had with Lum
In the original anime, Azusa has _her entire room_ filled with cute stuff. In fact, she spends the entire night saying "good night" to each item, leading her to _not sleeping at all!_
🤣
And at the very end of the episode, we see Azusa going through her same “Good night, Josephine” bedtime ritual one more time, with one new addition:
A very embarrassed Genma-Panda, dressed up in an adorable toy soldier uniform. ☺️🐼
I have to hand it to Azusa in that regard. To her credit, she’s not fickle. She’s a very dedicated collector. Just _too_ dedicated.
And thus the relationship polygon expands once again.
Shampoo's weapons are bonbori or chui. Chinese mace that come in a variety of sizes. Hers are the much larger version. If you've ever seen Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon the tavern fight has a guy using them as well.
Those things weigh like 30 kilos, and Shampoo uses two.
Gotcha... THANKS!
Kisses in Ranma is used as a plot device. Culture-wise, considering the Japanese are not that much of a touchy-feely kind of culture, you gotta imagine how supposedly shocking all these kissing have to be. (But at this point, as a viewer, you kinda are a bit numbed to it😅. And maybe if you were French or Italian, you'd be wondering what the big deal was--but that is me stereotyping the French and Italian---sorry for that; no offense meant)
I am half Italian and half Portuguese myself so I can assure, seeing characters get touchy-feely like that is not odd for us or at least for my family on both sides, so no offense taken. Granted a kiss on the lips is usually something shared between couples but my grandmother has told me that sometimes when she was younger. At essentially old school sports bars back in Portugal, she sometimes she saw two strangers do a victory kiss on the lips if their team won. So yeah, we Europeans are a lot less restrained than the Japanese about that kind of stuff, especially the era when this show/manga originally came out.
Shampoo and tribe only became 'Amazons' in translations. In Japanese, we see her in the Joketsuzoku, meaning "Village of Women Heroes" (Nyucheizu, in Chinese)
Gotcha!
The madness won't stop XD
Can't stop!
Ranma'sVA is appearing other anime works.
Ranma(Kappei Yamaguchi)→Inuyasha(Inuyasha),Usopp(One piece),L(Death Note),Bugs Bunny
Akane(Noriko Hidaka)→Kikyo(Inuyasha),Satsuki(My Neighbor Totoro),Yuki Tsukumo(Jujutsu Kaisen)
Nabiki(Minami Takayama)→Kiki(Kiki's Delivery Service) ,Envy(Fullmetal alchemist),Edogawa Conan(Case Closed)
Kasumi(Kikuko Inoue)→Lust(Fullmetal alchemist),The Boss(Metal Gear Solid3),Lady Dimitrescu(Resident Evil Village)
Shampoo(Rey Sakuma)→Jiji(Kiki's Delivery Service),Little My(Moomin)
I feel like I love watching you guys’ reactions to the episodes more than the episodes themselves 😂
Awwww... Such a nice compliment. Thank you!
Meet Shampoo!
She's... Interesting... 😆
更新されてて安心しました。
少し咳が出るようですが、お二人共お元気そうでよかったです。
奥様の笑顔も増えてきて、こちらもリラックスして視聴できるようになってきました😌
これからも無理なく続けてください。
Maybe google is mistranslating, but she is MY wife...🤣
Thanks for your kind words, patience, and support!
@@TheGenreVerse
はい。そう認識しています。
自動翻訳が変な翻訳をしているのですね🤣
this is why shampoo are one of the heroine heroinr even though many people consider her a villainess
Shampoo starts off as a merciless would-be killer - and is trained to be. There are some stories where she seriously considers killing somebody, like Akane. She is a straight-out villainess in the Pink-Link story arc. There is no doubt she was modeled on Lum and was added to bring non-tomboy sex appeal to the series. But what would she be like as a wife? How she treats a certain Chinese boy should give you a clue. The Chinese 'Amazon' (actually "woman hero") would want to dominate her husband after the honeymoon period
She's... interesting for sure. 🤣
18:35
You're right, I don't see any difference between this girl's kiss and Mikado's (the skateboard boy) kiss.
It's not okay just because she's a girl!
Ranma had also previously explained his idea of how a kiss should be.
Love your reactions
We love that you love them! THANKS!
Our sister shampoo we miss her. And shes new and great to see our sister of anime
Bizarrely, for a remake that's supposed to stick closer to the manga, the first 10 minutes or so of this episode is pure filler. Both in the manga and the old anime, Ranma and Ryoga start fighting each other immediately after the ice breaks, there's no extended battle between them and the Sanzenin/Azusa pair.
I guess they wanted Shampoo's introduction to cap the episode, and needed to fill in the 10 minutes.
@@Pikachu132 So that's why it was a drag 😂
@@SakuraAvalon Forcing the first chapter of the Shampoo arc into this episode is a really weird decision too. Yeah, in the manga the skating arc likewise ends with Shampoo breaking through the wall, but that's more of a cliffhanger leading into a new arc - here they toss the entire first chapter of the Shampoo arc into the episode that's otherwise the conclusion to an unrelated arc. It's really weird and feels poorly planned.
I haven't read those manga chapters, however in comments under another video it was said the manga just didn't include Ranma and Ryoga teaming up, there they started fighting each other right away (starting with some kicks which are not included in the anime), but there it wasn't very clear *why* they did start to fight: this version contextualized it a bit better with the "that's why you cannot beat me" line which triggered Ryoga.
In the old anime it was changed even more, with Ranma and Ryoga fighting outdoors, on an ice slab pushed in the sky by a powerful water jet, and with Akane almost drowning in an external pool.
(And in the old anime, Shampoo had already been introduced.)
@@Pikachu132 Huh. I wonder if maybe the views aren't as strong as they hoped, so they rushed out Shampoo to improve the viewership?
Shampoo is best girl ... maybe aside from Ranma
Shampoo Waifu is finally here
Get better soon
When are reacting to Dandadan eps. 10,11?😔
Recording 10 and 11 with Brian this morning and the finale tomorrow.
Good to see you two feels better...
Btw. I kinda feel bad to Akane and Kuno. I mean:
Female Ranma first kiss- Skate boy
Male Ranma first kiss- Shampoo
Well even in old anime it feels like Shampoo is the sexiest female in Ranma 1/2 😂
The Romeo and Juliet story arc
Shampoo the OG waifu 😂
The OG was the girl she was modeled after, the Infamous Lum Invader. No one before had brought the warm sex appeal as the girl in the tiger-striped bikini
🤔
That was Lum.
Shampoo the girl most pretty of the show!
You can to say Shampoo is the rival of love for Ranma and she is a sore loser with so much witchcraft but not now
There is more to marriage than how pretty the wife is. What kind of wife would Shampoo be? Look to how she will treat a certain boy
@@tomdouge6618 My poor goose he can't see Shampoo is a big NO
This don't change she is the prettiest
@@JRSA85 True, true. That was why she was added. She gives the series sex appeal. And Rumiko Takahashi knew it would work because of the success she had with Lum