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MST4K Episode 21: Ranma Crossover Double Header

Posted: 2007-09-28 10:30am
by Ryushikaze
Tim Jewett 08/01/01
Mordancy Sarcasm Theatre 4000

All belongs to whom it belongs to. Also, please don't sue me. Thank you

In the not too distant future...
Where reality does not exist.
An evil rich kid named Artlu...
Was starting to get really pissed.

"I send 'fics to him and his friends...
Ones that should really warp their minds. (lalala)
But he's shot every single one down...
And the plan called for nothing of the kind!"

Now keep in mind that Tim can't control...
How his friends act and behave.
And he tries to keep them acting fairly sane...
With the help of a weighted stave.

If you're wondering how he eats and breaths...
And other science facts, (lalala)
Just repeat to yourself, "Don't go there bub!"
and you really should relax...
For... Mordancy Sarcasm Theater 4000! (wohw wohw)

(Satellite of Lust, sometime or other, probably other)
Tim: So you see, provided that Baby Taro's form was that of a baby whatever-the-hell-you-call-it when he was dipped,

NOT a full grown WTHYCI, the Jusenkyo springs do not tranform you into special forms, merely into what you would

have looked like had you been born that. So, had Ranma been born a female, he would have been quite buxom with red

hair, and very little upward momentum, Physically speaking. On this same note, I, in my Nyanichuan-esque curse, look

extremely similiar to My cousin, who already looks a damn lot like me, further validating this particular theory.
Graham: Is there any point to this?
Tim: That I can remember? No. I lost that about halfway through the "Why Ranma truly only has a single Fiancee"

discussion.
Graham: Hey, if they only make you into a general form, what about the Akane spring?
Tim: Special case, but still follows the theory. That spring just made the person look like what they would have

looked like -had they been born as Akane- Simple, No?
Jordan: Is this the Satellite of Lust?
Tim: Yes, and why are you here?
Jordan: I happen to owe a favor to Artlu. He helped me rebuild my Lab awhile back, and I'm doing this instead of

some OTHER form of favor.
Graham: Knowing him, I can guess.
Tim: Nuking Cleveland, right?
(Klaxons wail)
Tim: The fanfic's here. Joy.

(The door sequence is on vacation. Please bear with us)
Tim sits in the middle, Jordan two seats two his right, and Graham two to his left.
Tim: Let's get it on!


>Wednesday, April 11, 2001
>First Release
>By: Wishbringer
>Wishbringer50@hotmail.com

Jordan: I wish for this fic to be over! (nothing happens) Damn.
Tim: Dontcha just hate it when names like that are blatant misnomers?

>Disclaimer: Anou..... I'm thinkin about it!
>Ranma 1/2 is owned by Rumiko Takashi and Shogakukan
>Shin Seiki Evangelion is owned by Gainax

Jordan: Howcome he just used the japanese name for NGE?
Tim: It's called fanboy Japanese.

>Other stories can be found at:
>http://tannim.anifics.com/index.html
>http://www.angelfire.com/anime2/KasumiandRanma

All: KASUMI AND RANMA? BWAHAHAHAHA!!!

>http://www.fanfiction.net

Tim: Alright. Fanfiction.net's involved. I just lost a BUGGERLOAD of respect for this fic!

>A Little Change Of Plans
>Prologue
>-------------------------------------------------
>CAPTION 1: A little change of plans.
>CAPTION 2: A little twist.

Graham: Of lemon.
Tim and Jordan: If only.

>---------------------------------------------------

>May, 10, 2000, 5:00 AM

>The hospital was a busy place on that day, as one Saotome Nodoka, the
>partridge of the Saotome Family, was in labor.

Tim: I call no singing the partridge family theme.

>She had been in labor for several hours now, and it was not a comfortable
>experience. She, of course, had only, but one person to blame.

All: CANADA!

>"GENMA!!!!!!!!!!! THIS IS ALL YOUR GODDAMN FAULT!!!!!!!"

Graham: Isn't it always?

>Of course, the person of said blame, Saotome Genma, was sweating
>bullets in the corner of the delivery room.

Tim: If this was Eat man that bullet sweat would be literal.

>He knew it was a bad ides to come visiting his wife during his
>training trip with Ranma, but he was so damn horny!

All: Ummm... WHAT?
Tim: He goes for ten years without seeing her in the true ranmaverse, and in this one, you tell me he can't reign in

his wang? Bullshit! Next case!

>He'd be damned to soil his loins upon some silly whore than his own wife,
>so he took a little detour back home with Ranma in tow, and got that out of
>his system.

Graham: Considering that damn Seppuku agreement, I really doubt that.

>UNFORTUNATELY, for him, he couldn't leave as soon as he would
>like, as he allowed himself to get comfortable living with her again, she
>got pregnant, and he got stuck again!

Tim: (Genma) You're pregnant? Sorry, off to train Ranma! See you in a few years!

>Life was so cruel!

All: Don't we know it!
Jordan: Hell, we're stuck here reading this fic, how bad is THAT?

>And his son, the damned fem-boy was happy to be with his mother!
>Damnit all, the point of the trip was to keep her influence off of him!

Tim: No, the point of the trip was to make Ranma a badass martial artist.

>There had to be a way to get him and Ranma out of this mess!

Graham: Uhh... Honey, Ranma and I have some pressing buisiness... In umm.... Russia. Come on boy!

>Ranma, meanwhile, was watching as he awaited the birth of his new
>brother or sister.

Jordan: Now wouldn't THAT warp a young child's mind... "I came out of THERE?"

>He had, of course been happy to see his mother after 9 years of separation
>and was happier at the prospect of having a new member of his family
>added to give his miserable father a reason to stick around.

Tim: So he's fifteen now. Unless the author forgot that Ranma didn't leave home until he was six.

>"Come on Saotome-san, one more push!"

Graham: Yeah, push! If we can make this goal, we go to the playoffs!

>"GENMA, YOU'RE DEAD! DO YOU HEAR ME?
>DEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAADDDDDDDDDDDDDDD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

Jordan: To recap: Genma, you die.

>After that final contraction, a slap was resounded, a cry was heard,
>and Ranma, upon seeing the bloody pile of flesh, promptly passed out.

Graham: Unfortunately, he didn't get to see his sibling, because the bloody pile of flesh was Genma.

>"Congratulations, Nodoka-san! It's a healthy baby girl!

Tim: You mean Lame Plot contrievance. A seven pound, six ounce lame plot contrivance.

>The child was cleaned and delivered wrapped in hospital wraps to Nodoka,
>her anger promptly forgotten, and Genma egged closer, reasons for leaving
>forgotten, as he looked upon his new daughter.

Jordan: Wondering how much she would go for on the open market.

>He allowed himself a proud, fatherly smile.

Tim: Then started dancing around the delivery room screaming "I did it, I made a baby, yet another, and another"

Until a Nurse smacked him with a mallet.

>"No-chan, what shall we call this bundle of joy?"

Graham: Moneypit?
Jordan: Daiper destroyer?
Tim: Your 3 O'clock Alarm call?

>"How about, Midori?"
>"Wouldn't you say that's a little bland? She's a Saotome! She needs an
>intimidating name!

Tim: Like "Ranma" and "Genma" make people quake with fear...

>"Shoooooryuuuuuu ......" slurred Ranma, as he regained consciousness.

Tim: Passing out at a baby's birth instantly makes you learn higher level Ansatsuken Techniques? KILLER!

>"Shoryuu...... that's perfect!" Nodoka's smile showed nothing but
>motherly love as she looked upon her little bundle. "Your name shall be.....
>Saotome Asuka Shoryuu!"

Jordan: Giving her the Initials ASS.
Tim: But Genma's the ass of the Saotome family!

>The baby gurgled in what appeared to be delight.

Graham: But smelled like Tim's socks.

>"You like that name, ne Asuka-chan?"

Graham: (Asuka) No, and what I really hate is that I'm responsible for fucking up the continuity of the Ranma 1/2

universe! Put me back in this goddamn womb right now!

>And the sounds, and incoherent chatter of happiness as the Saotome
>clan grew by one.

Tim: And the nummber of readers wishing to harm this author jumped by leaps and bounds...

>September, 7, 2000

>Genma looked out upon the ship headed towards Antarctica.
>So many changes had happened to him after Asuka's birth.

Jordan: Genma had gotten a nose ring, and Ranma was working for Nasa, with Akane as his launch pad...

>He realized the folly of trying to engage Ranma to one of the Tendo family
>girls, and tried to call it off. It was not a pleasant conversation he had with
>Soun, and they ended up having a falling out.

Tim: If living together can't ruin their friendship, NOTHING can, capische?

>Genma was disappointed, but he felt he was right.

All: LIKE ALWAYS.

>He had never seen his son so happy until after he and Nodoka brought
>Asuka home from the hospital.

Graham: Except maybe for that time he had taken him to a whorehouse for his birthday

>He seemed determined to always look out for his little sister, and was
>doing just that, by keeping his grades up in school. His mother was
>never happier.

All: School?
Tim: Oi... It's bloody well screwing up Ranma entirely... Besides, How can one keep their grades up when one has

only had a single month of school?

>Genma was finally taking responsibility for his actions, and was damned
>set upon teaching Ranma the ultimate moves of the Musabetsu Kakutö
>Saotome Ryü, the Yamasen Ken and Umisen-Ken.

Tim: What's he need those for? He already leanred Hadouken, Shoryuken and Tatsumaki Senpukyaku at Asuka's birth!

>After this trip was over, he was resolved to do just that. He was also happy
>that Ranma's interest in the art intensified after Asuka's birth.

Jordan: Now is that even possible?

>He hated to leave Asuka and Nodoka like he had, but they understood that
>the house needed the money for the extension.

Graham: And how do you plan to make money in Antartica, pray tell?

>Ranma would be sulking around and about, except he had befriended a
>girl named Misato Katsuragi. He smiled at the looks Ranma would give
>the girl when she thought she wasn't looking, and vice versa.

Tim: But then, a short haired girl would appear from nowhere and knock Ranma sky high.

>It was obvious the two hade a crush on each other.

All: Hade?
Tim: And Ranma's acting OOC. He has a crush on Akane, and you see how he portrays that, correct? He'd do the damn

same to this gal.

>Genma's face suddenly hardened, as a feeling that had been
>nagging at him as soon as he boarded the vessel.

Jordan: didn't allow him to complete his sentence.

>He just could not shake the feeling that something big was
>about to happen, and it didn't bode well for his family.

Graham: IBM stocks were plummeting, and Oil prices skyrocketing.

>"Tousan, whatcha lookin at?"
>Genma turned to his son, he was proud at the man he saw before him.

Tim: I can't declare anyone at sixteen a full adult
Jordan: I resent that remark.
Tim: Oh bite me you sixteen year old supervillian.

>He certainly was more of a man at fourteen than he was. He had started
>to go through his changes, and Genma could see that he was most definitely
>going to be a handsome man when he grew up.

All: FOURTEEN?
Graham: How he suddenly lose two years?
Tim: This fucks continuity up FAR too much...

>He had started to keeping his hair in a pigtail that seemed
>to suit him.

Tim: Note to author: He's had the damn ponytail since he was SIX.

>"Nothing in particular Ranma, just thinking"

Graham: Okay pops, now tell me the one about the Shinto priest, the virgin and the camel.

>"I see. You miss Okassan and Imoutochan don't you?"

Jordan: Why the hell is Ranma the only person using Japanese?
Tim: Obviously, he's an author Avatar in this fic.
Jordan: That means we get to kill the author, right?
Tim: Yes. You can have the pleasure.
Jordan: YIPPEE!!

>"Of course. But this time that wasn't what I was thinking about"
>Then what?" Ranma asked, putting his hands upon the guardrail.

Graham: (Genma) Sometimes, son, I wear mittens.

>Genma hesitated, then replied "About the man you seem to be becoming"
>"Tousan..."

Tim: I have a confession. You know that girl you broke my engagement too? She and I were seeing each other these

past few months, and we're going steady. We've even gone to third, Pops!

>"Ranma, there are many things in my life that I'm very much
>not proud of. But the few shining moments that come to my mind are marring
>your mother, and having you and Asuka as my children.

Graham: Marrying Genma would mar anyone.

>I just wish, I wish that I could have been a better father for you.
>But I swore, upon seeing Asuka-chan's face, I would."

Jordan: This from Genma...
Tim: You know, I doubt this guy's read or seen to Ukyo's introduction. That would explain all the inconsistencies,

at least.

>"Tousan..... I...I don't know what to say.... I know Asuka would
>be happy to have this Genma as a father"

Tim: As opposed to the real Genma. What have you done with my father, you bastard?

>Genma smiled to Ranma, a fatherly smile he was getting use to
>sharing. "Ranma, Promise me something.....

All: No way, pops

>Promise me, that should anything happen to me, that you'll always
>watch over Asuka."
>"Tousan, that's something you never need to ask me. I'll always protect her."

Graham: Now Promise me you'll forget those times I tried to sell you for Booze.

>"Good." Genma turned his head to the stars. "It's a beautiful
>night, tonight don't you think?"

Jordan: Could he get Genma More OOC?
Tim: Only by making him a priest. And ya know, I don't care if they haven't gone to Jusenkyo, I still imagine them

both with the Curse.

>Ranma turned to his fathers direction. "Yea. I've always loved
>looking up at the stars like this. It's so peaceful."

Jordan: Now, I doubt we can get Ranma more OOC, but I don't wanna try.

>"Wouldn't you like to share it with someone?"
>Ranma turned his heat toward his father. "Hoe?"

Graham: Hey, Ranma's a Playa!

>Genma smiled again. "You know who I'm talking about, boy.
>That Katsuragi girl."
>Ranma blushed beet red and hid his face. "Tousan!"

Tim: Is it just me, or is the sight of Ranma and Genma getting along sickening?

>Genma chucked and continued.

Jordan: Genma's gotten Seasick, COOL!

>"You should, you know. It's obvious you both like each other.
>Why don't you try talking to her like this?"

Tim: You know, without using fanboy Japanese?

>Ranma pondered that for a few minuets, before dashing off
>towards the crews quarters.
>Genma turned and chuckled again, hoping that this would not be
>the last time he would be able to talk to his son like this.

Graham: Then someone cut his head off.

>September 15, 2001. Noon

>Ranma awoke groggily, in the little life boat that was sailing
>back to mainland.

Tim: The events were hazy, but he distinctly remembered a bottle of industrial alcohol, his father, and the engine

room...

>The events of the previous day etched into his mind forever. It
>had happened. Second Impact.

Jordan: Well, at least it isn't Deep Impact.
Tim: Remind me not of that travesty of filmmaking...

>He was hoping beyond hope that his father survived the event, but was very
>doubtful.

Graham: Then the booze wore off and he realized that he didn't care one god damned bit about Genma!

>Ranma shook his head and looked towards the heavens, where he had
>pretty much expected to he the heavens crushed, but the sky retained
>it's calm blue. Deceiving what had probably happened.

Tim: Continuity, Character, and basic reason for the Ranma 1/2 series all fucked to hell. Speaking of which, this

ISN'T Ranma 1/2!
Graham: Explain.
Tim: The plot of Ranma 1/2 doesn't begin until Ranma is cursed. Before then, he's just your average martial artist,

basically. So, therefore, without Ranma having no curse, this is NOT Ranma 1/2 at all.
Graham: So... It's Ranma 1/1?

>His last memories of his father where those of him screaming at him to
>leave. Ranma actually refused, until he was reminded of Asuka, and his
>promise a week ago.

Jordan: Genma, remembering a promise? No WONDER it's the apocolypse!
Tim: Wait, Sept 7, 2000 was a week ago from Sept 15, 2001? No WONDER continuity is fucked?
Graham: Keep an eye out for DeLorians, Phone Booths, and Police boxes, folks.

>He deserted his father and boarded a raft, just as the explosions started
>The dinky raft somehow managed to hold up, and Ranma barely survived.

All: Unfortunately.

>"KUSSSSSSSOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" He screamed toward the heavens,
>damming whatever gods had cursed him toward such a fate, to lose his father
>as he was finally becoming a good man.

Tim: I'd think he'd rather curse the gods that shoved him into this fanfic...

>"Ranma-kun? Is that you?"
>Ranma turned towards the voice, in another life boat, was Misato.

Jordan: Being eaten alive by rats!
Graham: Jordan. Calm down, and take the happy pills.
Jordan: Shut up before I make you my next expiriment, rabbit boy!

>"Misato..... you survived to? How?"
>Misato shook her head as to get her thoughts straight. "I.... I
>think my father put me in this raft.... what happened?"

Tim: (Reading from a sheet of paper) Well, an author decided it would be a good idea to utterly destroy the

continuity of both your series, Ranma's moreso, but yours anyways. We suspect he was heavily medicated, or under the

influence of drugs at the time of conception.

>I'm not that sure myself, but I think that whatever happened, we're
>the only ones that survived. It had to be that thing your Tousan called....
Adam."

Graham: Frankenstien's Monster?

>"Then.... it happened."

All: No it didn't
Jordan: The government just wants us to THINK it did!

>"I'm not that sure at the moment." Misato fell to her knees and
>hugged herself.

Graham: Then she slapped herself silly, telling herself to get a hold of herself.

>"Tousan...." she whispered, "you really did love me didn't you?"

Jordan: Not if he left you alive in this fic he didn't.

>Ranma wasn't sure of what that meant, but was able to hear some
>planes flying overhead.

Tim: As if that's an accomplishment...

>"Yo! Down here!" He pulled out a flare gun from the emergency
>kit and let one fly. It got the attention he was hoping for.

Tim: How CONVENIENT that he got the inflatable raft with the flare gun...

>As a plane lowered to get them, Ranma jumped to Misato's raft,
>picked her up, and brought them to their raft.

Graham: The point of that was?
Tim: Wait, he hops to her inflatable raft, which was a boat, from his inflatable raft, and then onto yet another

raft, which was neither's, but is now the both of theirs. Oi...

>"A new world..... Misato. Here's to survival"

Tim: A new fic..... Jordan. Here's to the MST team's survival...

>End of Change Of Plans Prologue

All: Yippeee!

>Quick Author's Rant:

Graham: I wrote this, Bye.

>All right, now what the hell am I doing? I can't finish one
>story before getting started upon a new one!

Tim: May I suggest stopping writing if they're all as bad as this one?

>I'll Admit, I've noticed in some of the outer ways how Ranma
>and Asuka are alike on the outside and thought, da what the hell!

Jordan: I'll check NGE for myself on that one.
Tim: Redundantmuch?

>I've also noticed how in these X-overs, for the most part, Ranma
>pilots an EVA, and or pairs up with one of the pilots or Misato. So, after
>reading all of Just won't die by Jeffrey "One Shot" Wong, It got me inspired
>to do this.

Graham: When good writing can be used to a bad purpose...

>I'll admit that Asuka as Ranma's little sister as well as a decent
>Genma are both a stretch, but that's the beauty of writing.

Tim: You haven't read what you've written, have you?

>Expect a whole new Asuka my readers. So, shall I continue?

All: NO!!!

>"What does this button do?"
>Marle form Chrono Trigger
>Wishbringer

Jordan: Does it destroy thousands of innocent lives?
Tim: No, just the author.
Jordan: Even BETTER!

>Redheads
>A Slayers/Ranma 1/2 crossover fanfiction thingy that's silly

Tim: As in demented.

>(Each redhead and their respective related people
>are copyright the correct redhead owners.)

Graham: Who, Tim and his clone?
Tim: Goddesses know I've made enough in my day...

>Chapter Three: In which two redheaded people try to teach each
>other something, while the other two do something similar.

Jordan: Author, you are just a WELLSPRING of information.

>Also in which predictable chaos, mayhem, and the occasional spurt of
>sheer lunacy occurs.

Tim: Is Tigris teaching Kat to cook again?
Graham: Somehow, that sounds more interesting than this fic. Nah, forget the somehow.

>(Good one, Lina,) thought the crimson-haired sorceress to
>herself.

Jordan: Her name being Jill being beside the point.

>(Ask your psuedo-cousin perfect bodied doppelganger from another
>flipping dimension to train you in some mythical unarmed fighting
>style. REAL bright idea.)

Tim: Actually, yes, it is. Never know when every thing but your fists will fail ya.

>It wasn't really that the idea was bad. And Lina had known
>that combat training of any kind would be at times uncomfortable--
>after all, that's why they called it combat.

Graham: Training. Combat TRAINING.

>Constant was another thing. Apparently, "Cousin" Ranma
>considered EVERYTHING training, or at least an opportunity to do so.

Tim: Cousin? So we're just declaring Ranma as being related to Lina for no reason other than she has reddish hair?

Allllrighty then, I declare Ranma related to... Pink, Washu, Chocolat and Tira, Maico, Mai, Misty, Jessie, Kei,

Momo, Katt-
Graham: Kenshin?
Tim: Nope.
Graham: Nope? Why Nope?
Tim: Because Kenshin is A: Male, and B: Beleivable. Little enough is known of Ranma's heritage for his great

grandfather on his mother's side to have been the battosai. Explains the red hair as a female and Nodoka's habit of

carrying that sword around with her all the time.

>And since she wasn't planning to stay in this reality for very long--
>no longer than she had to-- she apparently had decided to make it a
>crash course.

All: Literally
Tim: (Ranma) Okay, Lina, now run smack dab, headfirst into that heavy Oak. When you can do it without passing out or

getting dizzy, then it's onto step two.
Graham: (Prof Oak) Stop bashing my leg young lady!

>This meant you didn't walk on the road if there's a handy fence,
>something to act as an obstacle course, or at the least bracken
>to hop over. Not struggle through-- hop over.

Jordan: Which, if you think about it, makes a damn lot more sense. Struggle through: Scratches, tiresome, slow, lots

of bugs. Hop over: Quick, not nearly as exhausting, bugs can't catch you.

>Then there was the fact that Lina was carrying a pack. Usually, Lina
>didn't carry a pack.
>She had Gourry carryone,

Graham: At last! We discover Gourry's last name and have the distinct honor of not being able to care less!

>often, but she didn't. She used simple magic to hide things in an
>extra dimensional pocket... but she didn't actually CARRY anything.

All: Hammerspace.
Tim: Hammerspace: useful. Heavy pack: constant heavy weight on back. Being able to knock an enemy senseless in one

strike before he sees it coming: Priceless.
Jordan: There are some things magic can't buy. For everything else, there's Ghaleon.
Tim: I'm actually pro hammerpsace, but, then again, I also wear extremely heavy clothing for training purposes,

so...

>Her usual opinion of luggage was that luggage was someone else's
>problem. She had explained all of this.

Jordan: (Lina): Like, I don't WANNA carry a pack. It's too HEAVY!!!

>Ranma had retorted with comments about upper body strength,
>stamina training, and self reliance. Ranma had said that body
>toning was essential. Ranma had said that magic was a fine thing,

Tim: But nowhere near as fine as Akane!

>she supposed, but in the Art (Lina could HEAR the capitals) it was
>also a crutch, and that Lina needed to start walking, metaphorically,
>on her own.

Jordan: Push her off a cliff! That always works!
Graham: That's for baby birds, Jordan.
Jordan: Who cares! It'd be funny to see her go SPLAT!

>Well, what Ranma had ACTUALLY said was "Look, you wanna learn
>the Art? Well, with those spindly arms and weak legs you ain't
>gonna. You got to build up. And Magic's cheating."

Tim: And here I thought it was a card game with nifty artwork. Darn.

>Result-- Lina was carrying a pack. A heavy one. Well, heavy
>to her.

Jordan: All of ten pounds, whoopie
Tim: I carry about twenty five around school most days. Last year, I trained myself by running across the football

field with the backpack on. All 100 yards.

>It didn't help that Ranma was carrying twice as much as she was
>and not even breathing hard. Or Akane the same. Or Gourry the
>same.

Tim: Or the sentence the same.

>The three physically trained people were chatting about how sensible
>it was to carry enough supplies.

Graham: No supplies, you die. Simple enough.

>The not physically trained person was not joining into the
>conversation because she was short of breath.

Jordan: (Levelling Bionic arm) I dare anyone to make a perverted comment.
Tim: I'm game. "Wow, Goury's so skilled, he can hike and Fu- (Jordan blasts him with an energy bullet from the arm)

-at the same time!

>Ranma talked about speed. The Art was also abou speed, she
>said. And Lina was too slow.

Tim: I'm starting to get really annoyed by all this usage of "She" when reffering to Ranma. And if he were here,

he'd be ticked as well. Since he isn't. I shall get ticked for him.

>Ranma hadn't started her on anything about speed yet, but had
>mentioned frightening things about hornet's nests and wolves.

Jordan: DUMP HER WITH THE CATS! DUMP HER WITH THE CATS!
Tim: Yeah, in a null magic chamber. tied up with ALL kinds of sausages... And when did Ranma ever speed train with

wolves? The bees were evasion training.

>And the falling stuff... how to fall down without getting hurt
>by the fall. Ranma taught her how to fall down on the ground. That
>was, actually, fairly easy.

Graham: Well, excpet for the fact that she kept falling on her keys, that is.
Tim: Like falling down would be difficult. I mean, what, is she supposed to miss the ground and go flying?

>She then moved Lina to fences. Lina hadn't quite got the hang
>of that yet.

Jordan: When you live in a mystical realm, where the hell are there gonna be fences?

>Lina was beginning to wonder if this was all some twisted joke.

Jordan: The training or this fic?
Tim and Graham: Yes.

>It wasn't any better that Ranma's insane training methods were
>apparently working.

Tim: She was now lifting the TEN pound dumbbells with ease.

>Lina wasn't still very clear about what Chi was-- and Ranma's
>indistinct explanations didn't help-- but she had the unsettling
>feeling that she WAS getting in touch with a part of herself that
>she hadn't known about before.

Jordan: Her inner lesbian.

>Her endurance was improving, her speed was increasing.

Graham: She was stronger, faster, and in every way better than before.
Tim: She was, the six million plot hole Saotome!

>This meant that she was only ninety percent exhausted instead
>of the one hundred and fourteen percent of the first week of travel.

Graham: Is that even possible?
Tim: What I wanna know is whether this fic is plausible or not.

>This was the second week. And it was a easy two month journey to
>Sailoon.

Tim: With neighboring city Tuxask.

>Worse, to both her and Lina's surprise (Lina hadn't actually
>expected Ranma to learn anything real)

Jordan: Just a few government conspiracies, that's all.

>Ranma had some talent for the Art Arcane. In fact, Ranma had
>managed to learn one actual honest to goodness spell.

Tim: Spell of Breast Augmentation! Akane, Have a DD cup, on me!

>That spell was Lighting, the all time most innocuous spell in history.

Tim: I'd hardly call a few million volts and instant barbecue Harmless.

>But it normally took a neophyte YEARS to learn even that first
>spell. Ranma had learned it in a week. Ranma had a talent for
>learning that was SCARY-- as long as Ranma was interested

Jordan: He learned about sex in three seconds after seeing Akane naked!

Posted: 2007-09-28 10:30am
by Ryushikaze
>Theory of magic? Ranma couldn't understand it all. But she had
>a definite talent as a practical Magus. Lina supposed that it was
>her experience with Chi that made it so... Ranma was apparently
>treating it as a variant of Chi. Just with more words.

Graham: Hold it. If Ki makes for good background for magic, should magic make for a good background with Ki?
Tim: Yes, and No. Understanding of Ki, yes. Building of Ki, not neccesarily. You could be a top magus, but if you a

pansy, you got no Ki.

>So, Lina could run longer, a little bit, and had learned how to
>throw a punch that was a little better than before. Also her dodging
>was improving.

Tim: How many god damn times has the author used the being verb in this fic?

>And Ranma could make a ball of light. Which she could have done
>before with Chi anyway. Lina got the better from results, but the
>worse from discomfort.

Graham: I'd make a comment here, but Jordan would blast me.

>It wasn't improved by Akane and Gourry. Gourry had decided
>that if Lina was teaching Ranma her stuff, Gourry should teach Akane
>his.

Jordan: I'll show you mine if you show me yours.

>Swordsmanship being WAY closer to the Martial Arts than Magic
>is, Akane was learning fast.

Tim: Sword swinging is a martial art. And Akane trained in Kendo before meeting Ranma anyways. As had Ranma.

>And Ranma, who was competitive by nature, started to practice the
>blade also-- just in case.

Graham: Akane got pissed at him again.

>And Gourry decided that some of this fancy unarmed fighting couldn't
>hurt, so...

Tim: He had punched himself in the face trying to learn the amiguriken.

>Scorecard so far.

Jordan: Author: nothing.
Tim: MST'ers: three a second.
>
>Lina Inverse. Learned a few basic MA moves, better endurance.
>Getting a tiny grip on the Chi idea. Feeling VERY much put upon.

Tim: Is Gourry hitting on her again?

>Ranma Sa- Ah, Inverse.

Tim: SAOTOME DUMBASS, SAOTOME!!!! ALWAYS AND FOREVER!!!
Graham: Eardrum...

>Still a girl, has actually learned a spell. Not much of one,

Graham: Ranma, HOT WATER! REMEMBER?

>but a spell. Also, being the MA learner from hell is now passably
>skilled with a longsword, although she won't admit it serves any
>real purpose.

Tim: If Ranma thinks it might be useful, he's not only mastered it in ten minutes, he uses it. PERIOD.

>Gourry Gabriev. Can't understand the higher ideas of Chi or
>the Art, but has discovered that a sweep kick is fun.

Jordan: I have to agree.

>Akane (censored)- I mean Gabriev.

All: TENDO!!!

>Being the sort who has always done well with heavy blunt objects, is
>doing fairly well learning heavy sharp objects. The problem is that
>she rather LIKES it.

Tim: She trained in Kendo before, like I've already said. You just don't listen, do you author?

>Anyone getting scared yet?
>To quote a certain Jedi Master, "You Will Be."

Jordan: I doubt.

>Zelgadis Greyweirs was known for having an unusual hobby.

Tim: Suisadomasochism!

>He spent most of his time trying to cure a rather unsightly skin
>condition. Well, he considered it so.

Graham: Everyone's entitled to their own opinion.

>Zelgadis had found during his search many highly effective
>such treatments. For Zel, acne, hives, rashes, warts, eczema, and
>even leprosy would never be a problem again.

Jordan: Damn, no torturing him with those things. There goes MY saturday.

>Then again, when your skin is basically bluish-grey stone these
>ailments aren't a problem anyway. In truth, he'd rejoice at a
>zit-- a zit would mean he was human again.

Tim: I thought it meant you were a teenager, and therefore, NOT human.

>And Zelgadis Greyweirs wasn't human. He was a chimera-- a sort
>of blend of human, golem, and demon. At least he was pretty sure
>that was the mix-- but he wasn't certain what Rezo might have
>put in as well.

Tim: Chimera. No version I know involves golem. I know Lion, Goat, Lizard, but no, NO, golem or demon. Well, the

Chimera was demon in itself, but...

>His condition caused people-- especially girls-- to faint in
>the streets,

Graham: Just because you have grey skin?
Jordan: Maybe they think he's some kind of mime?

>which is why he habitually went hooded, cloaked, and masked.
>He knew it was because he was a hideous freak.

Tim: So he IS a teenager! Freshman specifically.

>(This, in fact, is debatable. Some DID find his appearance
>grotesque, but many found it exotic, and not a few fainting girls
>did so

Jordan: So he's a rock star? Hates himself, but girls love him?

>because pebbly complexion or not, Zel was actually pretty much in the
>bishonen camp. They weren't fainting-- they were swooning.)

Tim: So he's gay?

>Zelgadis had been referred to as something of a sourpuss at times.

Graham: Okay, ALL the time.

>Consider this--

Tim: For exhibition in, the RHEAZONE!
Graham: This isn't as Rheafic.
Tim: No, but it's just a boring, and I didn't want to insult the twilight zone.

>His latest quest for a cure had led to the discovery of a cure
>for the Galloping Rumbles.
>Since no one had had a case of the Galloping Rumbles in over six
>hundred years (A disease caused by eating the liver of the Wogwog
>bird, which had gone extinct you-guess-when)

Jordan: Twenty minutes ago?

>it seemed somewhat less than a satisfying achievement.

All: wll no DUH.

>In the course of finding a cure for a nonexistent disease,
>Zel had had to face off not one, not two, but three minor demons,

Tim: Well, that few, huh? I face that many in the laundry room whenever I go in there!

>a tribe of savage cannibals with rock-piercing spears,

Graham: It's not the weapon, it's the thrower.

>and a demented tax accountant who was firmly convinced that his
>destiny was to rule the world.

Jordan: He wanted to run the IRS?

>Thusly, at the moment, sourpuss wasn't really accurate.
>He was nowhere NEAR that cheerful.
>Honestly, he couldn't think how the day could possibly get any worse.

>You'd think he'd learn.

Jordan: How to read and write.

>####

Graham: He's swearing because he can't think of anything interesting to write.

>The remnants of the Very Mean And Dangerous Gang-- all five of
>them-- were planning to rebuild.

Jordan: I know the feeling. You know how many times I've had to regrow my lab after blowing it up?

>They had learned their lessons well. No big blond swordsmen, no young
>girls with dark hair, and absolutely NO redheaded psycho chicks.

Tim: That gets rid of Kat and Tigris...

>All they needed was a grubstake. And here came one now, a weary
>traveler, all alone, in a light gray cloak.

Graham: Holding a BFG.

>You know, come to think of it, you'd think they'd learn too.

Graham: They didn't heed the BFG, did they?

>There is no sound so distinctive as that of a small group of
>bandits who have bitten off way more than they can chew, unless it's
>the sound of a large group of bandits who have bitten off way more
>than they can chew.

All: HUH???

>The sound that perked Lina's ears was the former.

Tim: The thing that poked her rear was Gourry.

>The easily recognized cry of "Dil Brand!" suggested that an old
>friend was involved with a group of bandits who had bitten off way
>more than they could chew.

Jordan: Not to be confused with the LARGE band who had bitten off way more than they could chew.

>"No, can't be... Oh, who am I kidding? Of COURSE it can. Come
>on, I think I hear a friend back there."

>It was exactly what Lina had expected. A small pack of
>seriously battered bandits and Zelgadis standing there, unscathed,
>scowling. Hearing the sound of others approaching, he prepared
>for possible conflict--

>And saw what appeared to be TWO Lina Inverses.
>More accurately, two and a half.

Tim: Well, Ranma looks nothing LIKE Lina, so where does this extra 1.5 Lina come into play?

>There was the Lina he knew and tolerated. Bright eyed, grinning
>madly, the same old young girl with great power and a not so
>great figure.

>Then there was this other Lina. Maybe a hair taller. Neater
>hair. Clearer eyes. And...

Tim: The ability to kill him in an instant. Ranma knows the Baksai tenketsu as well.

>And a figure that he knew that not only would Lina kill for, but
>in fact many women of his acquaintance would kill for. Repeatedly.
>With any instrument handy.

Tim: Then do it with a wedge of cheese!

>In fact, he knew a lot of men who would kill for a figure like that--
>although for somewhat different reasons than the women.

All: NO DUH.

>Zelgadis Greyweirs KNEW, beyond a doubt, that something bad was
>about to happen. Or at least something preposterous.

Graham: the fic was about to continue.

>####

>"So, she's your... cousin?" Zel said after being introduced.
>"More or less. At least, temporarily adopted cousin? There's
>this problem with surnames, you see..."

Tim: cousins need not have the same surnames, dumbass. Nor do they need to look alike.

>"Well, I can accept that. I don't understand it, but I can
>accept that. And there is a resemblance."

All: Nope. Not at all.

>"Do you think so?" Lina said.

All: NO!

>"Yes. Although her eyes are blue, where yours are sort of
>reddish..."

>Lina blinked. Not AGAIN.

>"And I think she's a hair taller, and not as slim..."
>"Well, that's all fine and dandy, Zel, but..."
>Gourry chirped happily, "And she has MUCH bigger-- Ungh!" The
>"ungh" part was Akane elbowing him with some force.

Graham: About half as much force as is needed shove the Tendo compund thirty feet.

>It was obvious to Akane that Lina was somewhat insecure about
>certain attributes.

Tim: Even though Akane becomes as endowed as Ranma in the end?

>Hell, sometimes she was, even if Ranma no longer teased her about
>it. Not often, anyhow.

Tim: At least not when he wasn't planning on boiking her, anyways.

>"ANYWAY," Lina gritted, "Ranma and Akane here are Martial Artists."
>Zelgadis stared. "No such thing," he said flatly.

Jordan: Just like sixteen year old mad scientists with underground lairs owning apartment complexes don't exist?

>"The true martial arts have been lost for thousands of years.
>There's only a few remnants like the stuff Phil uses or some of
>Gourry's tricks."
>"Want to bet? You won't believe some of the things these two
>can do-- especially MY cousin," Lina said with borrowed pride.

Graham: the bank wanted it back in two weeks, with interest.

>"Impressive?"
>"You bet! Not as impressive as ME, of course, but--"

All: HAHAHAHA!

>"You know, you two COULD be really related," Akane smirked.
>"That is if ego is inheritable."
>"Aw, Akane, that's not fair," complained Ranma. Akane smirked.

Tim: Ranma has good reason to be egotistical. One of his attacks relies on ego power.

>"And what do you mean by THAT?" demanded Lina.
>"That you're a egomaniac," suggested Zelgadis dryly.
>"I am not!" Lina said hotly.

>"True." Zelgadis looked upwards, waiting for the perfect
>moment--

>and as Lina began to take on a mollified expression,
>he added, "Most egomaniacs are somewhat more humble."
>"Whoa, good one!" Gourry said admiringly, as Lina facefaulted.
>"I didn't know you were any good at zingers like that!"

>"Been taking lessons. Had to to defeat a lunatic dwarf."

Tim: Minimoon?

>"S-stop encouraging him, Gourry," complained Lina from a
>facefull of grass.

Jordan: Sure it wasn't a faceful of something else?

>Ranma had lost interest in the conversation--

Graham: It being as boring as the fic.

>she'd seen things far stranger than a chimera in her time-- and was
>examining one of the now slowly reawakening bandits. "Hey, don't I
>know you?"

>The bandit slowly opened his eyes. Stared. And started
>screaming. "ACK! NOT AGAIN! IT'S INVERSE!"
>
>From another huddled mass came the faint retort, "Is not..."
>"You know, this is beginning to get old. Why are you guys so
>darn hyper about Cousin Lina?" Ranma asked, reasonably.

Tim: When has Ranma ever used a title and a name together? Or a titel period, for that matter?

>"Who cares about LINA Inverse?!? YOU'RE worse! Magic is one
>thing, but that kicking-punching stuff isn't natural! And the
>flat-chested one is almost as bad!"

Tim: Kicking and Punching not natural? That is a stupid statement. AND AKANE WASN'T FLAT CHESTED AS IS NOW STACKED!

>"I'm not flat-chested! It's just a baggy tunic!" Akane snarled,
>fingering her new toy.

Jordan: A sex-toy shaped like Ranma's tool?

>"Oh, you are talking about Lina after all," Gourry said,
>predictably. Lina bashed him. Life as usual.

>"The scary thing," Ranma noted, "Is he's NOT trying to be
>insulting..."
>The bandit was now scurrying back in what could only be
>described as sheer terror. "You stay away from me! All of you!
>Crazy kicky people and sorceresses and swordsmen and that gray guy!
>Why can't a bandit earn an honest living anymore? Why are you weird
>people getting in the way? What did I ever do to YOU?"

Graham: is the author asking all this?
Tim: If only this -were- a revengefic...

>Ranma paused. "Wait-- I remember you. Two weeks ago at the
>Nerima Inn. You were one of the guys that tried to kill Lina and

All: Nerima, in THIS WORLD?
Jordan: Aithor, come over here so I can hurt you with my BFG, here.

>me!"
>"Oh. Okay, that's one thing I did to you. But that's all
>there was--"
>"And the day before that you tried to rob me!"

Tim: And just what does Ranma have that anyone could steal?

>"Well, okay, there was that too, but what ELSE did I ever do to
>you?" the bandit complained weakly.
>"You interrupted our meal, you know," Ranma complained.
>"I'm in real trouble, aren't I?" the bandit said, analytically.
>Actually, all things considered, being stripped almost naked,
>relieved of all his valuables, and being hung upside- down from a
>tree was pretty lenient.

Graham: Hey, here's an idea. Instead of telling us what they did, SHOW US!

>"Lina, why on earth are you walking on a fence rail?" asked
>Zelgadis.
>"Because she's making-- wahhhh!" replied Lina as she stopped
>walking and resumed falling.
>"No, no... twist counterclockwise. THAT'S how to break the
>fall," corrected Ranma.
>"You said CLOCKWISE the last time!"
>"You were falling different this time," retorted Ranma,
>returning to her uncertain perusal of a basic grimoire entitled
>"Sorcery for Dummies".

Tim: Volume five million. Trust me. If he can learn master the making of a tornado in three days, magic is NADA.

>Zelgadis just shook his head, deciding that Ranma probably
>WAS an Inverse.

Graham: Or maybe that Lina was a Saotome. EVER THINK OF THAT?

>Lina glared at the martial artist, who idly stood on something
>that as far as she was concerned Ranma should not be able to stand
>on.

Tim: An air molecule, no less.

>Especially not while reading. It didn't help that Akane was
>also fence-standing and looking at Lina with apparently genuine
>concern.

Jordan: She's related to Ranma, but has no chest! How CRUEL!

>"Ranma, she's just a beginner. You can't expect her to pick it
>up all that fast."
>"She has potential, Akane," Ranma replied. "She has some real
>potential. I said I'd teach her, and I'm gonna teach her."

Graham: CALCULUS!

>"If you don't kill me first. You see what I have to put up
>with? She won't even let me use any magic to break my fall, she
>says I have to do it entirely with skill. My 'cousin' is a monster!"
>"I am NOT a monster!" retorted Ranma.

Tim: Pantyhose Taro and Happosai. Now THEM'S monsters.

>"Oh? Making me do all these wierd excercises, hitting me every
>morning, all that dodging and jumping and whatnot-- if that's not
>being a monster, what is?"
>"Would that qualify?" asked a suddenly nervous Akane.

Jordan: Pointing at the for some reason naked, male, and erect Ranma's tool.

>Big. Green. Scaly. Many many teeth. And two heads.

All: George W. Bush?

>"I think so," Gourry said easily. He casually unlimbered
>his sword.
>"What the hell IS that thing?" demanded Ranma.
>"Some sort of minor dragon or something," replied Lina. "Easy
>enough to handle. What, you've never seen a monster before?"
>"Well... the orochi, and the BakeNeko, and Taro, but..."

Tim: And tons of OTHER monsters. Especially in the giant forest.

>Lina flexed her fingers. "Anyhow, most monsters are really
>fairly passive. We probably won't have to fight it, it will simply
>wander off."
>"They," noted Gourry.
>"Un?"
>"There's more than one. Lots more. And they're acting funny."

Graham: Not the Macarena!

>"I have," Zelgadis murmured, "As it were, a bad feeling about
>this."
>More monsters approached. Except for minor differences
>in coloration, they were identical.
>"You know," Ranma said, "It's times like this that I hate times
>like this."

Jordan: How Unranma that was.

>"How... droll."

>All heads turned to the new voice. The figure was, well,
>unimpressive.
>"Gosunkugi?" blurted Akane. "What are you doing here and where
>did you get that hair?"

All: Hair club for Otaku!

>"Hmm... do I resemble someone of your acquaintance? How
>interesting. No, my name-- as best as you can understand it-- is
>Melvin, and I merely wish to examine the source of an unusual power.
>With the help of my pets, of course," added the Mazoku.

>"Mazoku," growled Lina. "You HAVE to be."
>"Why, how perceptive of you, miss--"
>"Lina Inverse."
>"In-- well, well. How fascinating. Xelloss speaks rather
>highly of you, but then Xelloss is oddly interested in your kind.
>And who is this beauty who stands beside you in the same garments?"

Tim: So Lina's wearing Ranma's chinese clothes?

>"I'm RANMA Inverse, well, for now, and you ain't scaring ME,
>Mazola."
>Melvin frowned. "That's Mazoku. I suppose you're another
>sorceress of fatal and destructive power?'
>"No," chipped in Gourry, "She's a martial artist of fetid and
>disruptive power!"

Graham: In addition to fatal and destructive.

>"Fatal and destructive, Gourry, not fet-- HEY! Who are you
>calling destructive?" complained Lina.
>"Martial-- Oh, a clever bluff, but all know that the true
>Martial Arts have been lost to mortal men for millennia. The next
>thing you'll be telling me is that she can manipulate Bob."
>"Chi," corrected Ranma, her head beginning to ache.
>"What?"
>"It's called Chi. Not Bob. Chi."

Tim: Or Ki, or Aura, or Lifeforce, or Ruach, or any number of things.

>"Clever indeed! To suggest that the legends are mistaken
>gives your preposterous claim verisimilitude, I admit.

Jordan: Big words, author feel important!

>Not that that will save you... I don't care for unknown powers.
>Attack, my... pretties."
>"THOSE are pretty?" Akane said, drawing her sword (which she
>had become oddly fond of).

Tim: Even though we're getting into some action, I'm still as bored as ever.

>"He's Mazoku. They have very unusual tastes," explained
>Zelgadis, drawing his as well.
>Ranma and Lina just went in to their respective stances--
>Lina prepping a fireball, and Ranma... apparently just standing
>there.

All: Apparently.

>"Sure are a lot of them," mused Gourry.
>"But they aren't attacking?" wondered Akane.

Jordan: No, they plan to bore you into submission!
Graham: So, the author's one of these things?

>Melvin had noticed the same thing. "I said, attack. That
>doesn't mean staring at them and sweating."
>One of the monsters growfed something at the Mazoku.
>"I don't care if it IS Lina Inverse. Her reputation is no
>doubt overly exaggerated. Now, attack!"

>More growfing.

All: When'd Genma show up?

>"I don't CARE if you have a bad feeling about the busty one
>either! Who's the Mazoku and who's the minions? Right! Now,
>ATTACK!"
>A lone, weak, and questioning growf.
>"No, you CAN'T go to the bathroom first! What kind of monsters
>ARE you?"

Graham: Government road worker monsters.

>To the amazement of the heroes, this actually continued.
>As the Mazoku master argued with his reluctant minions, Lina
>did some very fast mental calculations. "Ranma, we have a problem."
>"Nah, we can take 'em," the other redhead retorted.
>"Um... if Melvin wasn't here, yes. But with a Mazoku fueling
>them, reinforcing them... I'm not certain we can."

Tim: Let me try. With me in psychotic overdrive. Who knows how much of them would be left.

>"Meaning?"
>"Meaning we're all gonna die."
>"Oh. Time for the Sao-- the Inverse Secret technique, then."
>"And what is that?" asked Zelgadis.

All: Tactical retreat!

>"Just follow my lead. Lina, is this one of those guys you
>talked about who who are all into pain and stuff?"

Jordan: He's one of a society of sadists?

>"That's a mild way of putting it, Ranma, but yes."
>"Then I have phase one... YO! MARSHMALLOW!"
>"What? And that's Mazoku," said the distracted Melvin, caught
>up in arguing with his reluctant minions.

>Ranma reflected on what Lina had mentioned in passing about
>Mazoku and hoped she'd got this right. "If we're going to fight,
>we should-- hey, who's that guy there with the broken leg sobbing
>his eyes out and whining about his mommy?"

Tim and Graham: Mark.

>Now a SMART Mazoku would have a hard time resisting such a
>tempting idea of pain and suffering. Melvin was powerful, Melvin
>was evil,

Tim: Melvin was STUPID.

>but, frankly, Melvin wasn't the brightest intellect
>of the Mazoku. This meant sucker. "What? Where?"
>And the group, prompted by Lina and Akane, ran away.
>"I don't see any broken-- Hey, where did they go?"

>"The Inverse Secret Technique is running away?!?" demanded
>Zelgadis.
>"Of COURSE not," retorted an offended Ranma.

Graham: It's tactical withdrawl.
Tim: And SAOTOME!

>"It's running away until you can think of a way to win. But from what
>little Lina's told be about the Macarena that might be pretty hard..."

>"No, it's not. Mazoku. Damn, I HATE Mazoku. Well, we're far
>enough away to to do what WILL win against a Mazoku..."

All: KARAOKE!

>And she began to float.
>Gourry stared. "Oh, no-- not again... She wouldn't--"
>"Of COURSE she would," Zelgadis replied.

>"Darkness from twilight, crimson from blood that flows..."
>"What's she going to do? She's floating. What's she floating
>for?" Ranma complained.

>"Something that WILL deal with a Mazoku. Get down." Zel was
>already clinging to a nice friendly rock.
>"Buried in the flow of time; in Thy great name, I pledge myself
>to darkness..."

>"I don't understand," Akane complained.
>"Just hug the ground. Very hard. About now..." Gourry was
>already hugging dirt.

Graham: The dirt was so CUTE!
Tim: (Gourry) Dirt, I love you, i would date with you!

>"Those who oppose us shall be destroyed by the power you and I
>possess..."

Jordan: She's summoning an IRS auditer?

>And uncomprehending, Ranma and Akane joined Gourry and Zelgadis
>on the ground behind a convenient boulder as they heard Lina's
>clear,almost bell-like voice cry--
>"DRAGON SLAVE!"
>THIS time, Ranma was IMPRESSED.

Tim: Doubt it.

>Melvin was NOT a happy Mazoku. Even with a rapid teleport
>he'd caught a lot of the blast. And even with the healing power he
>had he knew he would be sore for weeks-- and his monsters were at
>the moment somewhat less than functional. As in, all dead as a bucket
>of doornails.

>Who KNEW that Xelloss had been right? Well, Xelloss, sure, but...
>The Dragon Slave was supposed to be a practically impossible
>spell. And that... that CHILD had cast it without any effort.

>Which bought up an interesting thought. If a such a spell was
>still around, then a lost art could be also. Perhaps...
>Oh, no. No quick fixes of misery and pain this time. THESE
>required watching after all...
>Melvin felt a little bit happier.

> ####

>"Lina?"
>"Yes, Ranma?"
>"About these magic studies of mine-- do I have to learn that
>thing?"
>"No-- in fact, I'd really rather not teach it if I can help it."

Graham: Becaus it invovles wayyyy too much whipped cream for my liking.

>A pause.
>"GOOD."
>"Good?"

Jordan: Shouldn't Ranma be loving an attack that strong?

>"I don't like it. It's REALLY cheating."

Tim: It's drawing upon the power of another. That means cheating. Now, once Ranma figures out how to do it with his

own power, he'll use it like THAT.

>"You don't mean you can do that with Martial Arts, do you?"
>Lina said, skeptically.
>"Only once... and I hope NEVER again..." (Jusendo...)

Tim: You mean Jusenkyo?

>Lina looked at the haunted expression on Ranma and Akane's
>faces, and forbore to ask.

Jordan: Then decided against her better instincts and asked anyways.

>"Anyhow, I'd appreciate it if you'd warn me before
>you did that again," Ranma asked.
>There was much agreement.
>There was also a large hole in the forest.

Graham: There was also a very much bored audience
Tim: There was very much an overuse of "was"

>####

>Somewhere in the forest, a bandit managed to finally untie
>himself. In retrospect, he should have waited until he'd gotten down
>from the tree.

All: Huh?

>"OOOF!"
>By now, all thoughts of simple banditry had fled from his mind.
>Now he was consumed by a new and fascinating emotional desire.
>Revenge.

>Three times now. Three times against that...that... PERSON.
>"RANMA INVERSE-- I WILL NEVER FORGIVE YOU!"

>Yes, he would have his vengeance-- all he had to do now was to
>figure out how.
>Dear readers, does this ring a bell?

Jordan: The signal that the fic is over?

>####

Tim: Hmm... Author cusres his own unorigininality. How quaint...

>To be continued...

Graham: Please, don't

>--the end

All: (RUNNING out of the theatre) YIPPEE!!!

(The outer room)
Tim: Thoughts on the first fic?
Graham: Do not screw up Rumiko's vison. This author did so VERY MUCH SCREW UP RUMIKO'S VISION!
Jordan: A respectable Genma is almost as funny as me being a lesbian.
Tim: According to Poe, your creator, you currently ARE a lebian, or at least Bi.
Jordan: And isn't it hilarious?
Tim and Graham: Point taken.
Tim: He fucked up continuity horribly, got Genma and Ranma OOC, and had the series not even have started yet, four

years after it ends. Now, the second fic?
Jordan: I have no words to describe the stupidity.
Graham: Boring as Rhea.
Tim: No action. PERIOD. Mostly being verb. Never good plan. No character develpoment, no lemon, no NOTHING. Fic went

NOWHERE. Which is where the author should be sent off to. Nowhere, Kansas, FAR AWAY from any computer device.
Jordan: Well, I'd better get back to my own Comic. Seeya! (Jordan Exits Via the guestway express)
Tim: To sum up: Both were utter crap. And on THOSE uplifting words. SEEYA!
(signal end)

THE END

>"GENMA!!!!!!!!!!! THIS IS ALL YOUR GODDAMN FAULT!!!!!!!"

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Alrighty, now onto SE5 "Goddesses gone Gogo" Which is four seperate AMG fics, three of which I'm pretty sure noone

has ever done before. One is lemon, two are lemonesque, and one is JUST stupid, as opposed to the others, which are

stupid, and Lmeon/esque. Since SE's take LESS time, ironically to do than normals, expect me done in a week or two.

Oh, and don't forget...

Comments appreciated, Flames Laughed at.

Posted: 2007-09-28 02:26pm
by Sidewinder
You're either very brave to read these crappy fanfics, or very stupid.

Sone things I noted:
>"What does this button do?"
>Marle form Chrono Trigger
>Wishbringer
>Redheads
>A Slayers/Ranma 1/2 crossover fanfiction thingy that's silly
Wishbringer is plagiarizing Robert Haynie's works. ('Redheads' is not on Haynie's website, but I remember reading the fanfic in the late 90s, when it was posted on Sofaspud.
Tim: For exhibition in, the RHEAZONE!
Graham: This isn't as Rheafic.
Tim: No, but it's just a boring, and I didn't want to insult the twilight zone.
Who's Rhea? I doubt I've ever read his or her fanfics.
>"Only once... and I hope NEVER again..." (Jusendo...)

Tim: You mean Jusenkyo?
No, Jusendo is where Ranma fought Saffron. (I read about it in a Taiwanese edition of the 'Ranma 1/2' manga.)

Posted: 2007-09-28 03:21pm
by Ryushikaze
Sidewinder wrote:You're either very brave to read these crappy fanfics, or very stupid.
Could be either.
Sone things I noted:
>"What does this button do?"
>Marle form Chrono Trigger
>Wishbringer
>Redheads
>A Slayers/Ranma 1/2 crossover fanfiction thingy that's silly
Wishbringer is plagiarizing Robert Haynie's works. ('Redheads' is not on Haynie's website, but I remember reading the fanfic in the late 90s, when it was posted on Sofaspud.
Actually, Wishbringer wrote the first fic. I did not have an author credit on the second when I found it.
Tim: For exhibition in, the RHEAZONE!
Graham: This isn't as Rheafic.
Tim: No, but it's just a boring, and I didn't want to insult the twilight zone.
Who's Rhea? I doubt I've ever read his or her fanfics.
I believe I've placed a Rheafic up here before. He writes amazingly dull Ranma/ Ukyo fanfiction.
Yes, here is the MST of his work.
>"Only once... and I hope NEVER again..." (Jusendo...)

Tim: You mean Jusenkyo?
No, Jusendo is where Ranma fought Saffron. (I read about it in a Taiwanese edition of the 'Ranma 1/2' manga.)
I'm aware of that now. I wasn't when I originally wrote the piece. I decided against too much editing of the jokes in my older works.