Elena Bunbun

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Elena's bun buns. Legally Ranma. https://www.youtube.com/@ranmapodcast https://rss.com/podcasts/ranmapodcast

Akane slapping the shit out of a small child with a spatula.
The key art for the third season of the Ranma 1/2 Netflix remake, which includes various characters, including Ranma and Shampoo in the corner, wearing their Cupid Sister disguises from the Waterproof Soap arc.
Two girls from the classic Ranma 1/2 anime doing karaoke together. They're holding invisible mics and holding hands in a perfectly heterosexual way, I'm sure.
Screenshot showing Chiitan liking the post where I joke about how hard it is to find podcasts guests to talk about old anime and gay stuff.
Screenshot of one of those conveyor belt mobile games where you shoot color coded turrets at an image, but this image is of a blue hedgehog with green eyes next to a silver hedgehog, both in front of a pink stripe background with a giant heart between them. And yes, it says “Level 387” at the top. No I will not elaborate.
Girl-type Ranma from Ranma 1/2 posing in a black tank top and white shorts, both of which have "RAN" printed all over them.
A spreadsheet of all the Ranma 1/2 arcs and their corresponding chapters and episodes, from both the original and anime. The Remake collumn shows which episodes have been skipped or done out of order, thus far, including some which do, in fact, feature Him.
Screenshot of the scene from Studio Ghibli's Kiki's Delivery service my profile pic comes from, in which Kiki complains to her cat Jiji and makes a big cute whiny face after getting no customers all day.
Duke, the blue haired treasure hunter from the 2000 Squaresoft RPG classic for the Sony Playstation, Threads of Fate. He is in his Starlight Duke form, which is just him in a star costume with only his face popping out of it. His text box says "I bet you're scared now, huh!? I'm Starlight Duke." He says this with the proudest of grins on his face.
Cover art for I Can Friday By Day, by Neko Jump. The music video for which involved high school anime girls piloted by alien squirrels battling with their girl shaped mecha tanks. The art showcases both anime girls doing cute anime poster poses while the squirrel pilots in military gear hang onto their heads.
Another Ranma 1/2 manga panel, but see, this one has a watermelon with fish cake pattern, both relevant to stuff Ranma's done and worn in the past, cause the boy likes his goofy fish cake clothes. But more importantly is instead of the famous "BOY" written on it, this swimsuit also has a caption which says "Yes USA."
Goku making the "Oh no, I've doomed my son" face, but with Taco Bell instead of Cell.
Screenshot of the Simpsons joke where the very persuasive man attempts to make Sideshow Bob leave town by whining at him.
Lucille Bluth from the Arrested Development banana meme going "It's one Bananza, Michael. What could it cost, $500?"
A Loon Girl parody comic in the vein of Swan Boy. An angry frog woman says "No one cares about your frisbee golf league, Loon Girl. Bimo's uncle was shot to death." Bimo, a beaver, looks very timid and poorly drawn. Loon Girl says while excitedly pointing at a frisbee she's holding,"But what if he sucked? Probably sold crypto or something." The frog woman, who I have now dubbed Brunhilde, replies. "But you still need to respect the dead. That's his family!" Bimo is off to the side saying "It's true though. He did sell crypto." Loon Girl tosses her frisbee and shouts "GO LONG!" The last panel is a proud looking Loon Girl watching her frisbee fly over various headstones at a graveyard, including a recently dug up empty grave for Bimo's uncle, who probably had a collection of bootleg DVDs he's had since 2004.
The No/Yes pointing meme, specifically the variation with the cartoon girl wearing a red ribbon and sunglasses based on the classic Levar Burton screengrab from Star Trek. The two statements are as follows. No: Hatsune Miku cameo in a Sonic game. Yes: Hatsune Miku featured as one of many Sega All Stars in a game celebrating Sega's history.
The opening singer of "Springtime for Hitler" from the hit 1967 film, "The Producers", singing and dancing to the main tune.
The modern reprint of the official Ranma artbook, complete with flap advertising the remake, which is probably why the reprint happened in the first place.
Darth Granny from KOTOR2 dropping some truths.
A manga panel featuring Ranma, wearing a tank top that says "RANMA" on it.
Vanilla the Rabit standing next to Chris from Sonic X, the most canon Sonic source, and barely an inch or two taller than him.
An image of Granitas the Wall Monster from classic British television series "Knightmare".