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Ranma ½ (TV 1/1989)

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© Rumiko Takahashi/Shogakukan, Inc.

Alternative title:
Ranma 1/2 Nettouhen (Japanese)
Ranma Nibun no Ichi (Japanese)
Ranma ½ - Episode 1/21 - (Italian)
Ranma ½ : Gli Scontri Decisivi - Episode 101/161 - (Italian)
Ranma ½ : Le Nuove Avventure - Episode 22/100 - (Italian)
Ranma ½: Nettō-hen
Ранма ½ (Russian)
ينبوع الأحلام (Arabic)
らんま1/2熱闘編 (Japanese)
らんま１／２ (Japanese)
亂馬1/2 (Chinese (Taiwan))
란마 1/2 (Korean)
Objectionable content: Significant
Plot Summary: Saotome Ranma, a teenage martial artist, and his father Genma travel to the 'cursed training ground' of Jusenkyo in China. There, despite the warnings of the Chinese guard, they fall into the cursed springs. From now on, whenever Ranma is doused in cold water, he turns in to a girl, and a cute, well-built red-head at that. Hot water changes him back into a man again, but only until the next time. To make matters worse, his father engages him to Tendo Akane, a girl who hates boys.
User Ratings: 2311 ratings have been given [details]
 Masterpiece: 256 votes (sub:132, dub:93, ?:3, raw:3, edit.dub:3, others:22
14 Spanish dubbed
3 Spanish subtitled
1 Portuguese dubbed
1 French subtitled
1 Tagalog dubbed
1 German dubbed
1 French dubbed
)
 Excellent: 492 votes (sub:278, dub:165, ?:4, raw:2, edit.dub:2, others:41
22 Spanish dubbed
7 Spanish subtitled
3 Portuguese dubbed
3 German dubbed
1 Portuguese subtitled
1 Spanish edited dub
1 French dubbed
1 French subtitled
1 Italian dubbed
1 Russian subtitled
)
 Very good: 608 votes (sub:352, dub:177, ?:15, raw:2, edit.dub:2, others:60
21 Spanish dubbed
8 German dubbed
7 Spanish subtitled
6 French dubbed
5 Italian dubbed
3 Russian subtitled
2 Portuguese dubbed
1 Catalan dubbed
1 Polish subtitled
1 Italian edited dub
1 Korean dubbed
1 Portuguese subtitled
1 Russian dubbed
1 French subtitled
1 Spanish edited dub
)
 Good: 532 votes (sub:332, dub:145, ?:7, raw:5, edit.dub:3, others:40
18 Spanish dubbed
6 German dubbed
5 Spanish subtitled
5 Italian dubbed
5 French dubbed
1 Catalan edited dub
)
 Decent: 231 votes (sub:146, dub:53, ?:3, others:29
12 Spanish dubbed
6 Italian dubbed
4 Spanish subtitled
2 French subtitled
1 French dubbed
1 German edited dub
1 Polish subtitled
1 German dubbed
1 Portuguese subtitled
)
 So-so: 89 votes (sub:53, dub:26, raw:1, others:9
3 German dubbed
3 Spanish dubbed
1 French edited dub
1 Tagalog dubbed
1 Portuguese subtitled
)
 Not really good: 42 votes (sub:28, dub:9, raw:1, edit.dub:1, ?:1, others:2
1 Spanish dubbed
1 Portuguese dubbed
)
 Weak: 42 votes (sub:27, dub:13, others:2
1 Portuguese dubbed
1 German dubbed
)
 Bad: 8 votes (sub:5, dub:2, raw:1)
 Awful: 11 votes (sub:5, dub:4, ?:1, edit.dub:1)
 Worst ever: -
Seen in part or in whole by 5822 users, rank: #123 (of 9758)
Median rating: Very good
Arithmetic mean: 7.671 (Very good−), std. dev.: 1.6209, rank: #1325 (of 9902)
Weighted mean: 7.541 (Very good−), rank: #1555 (of 9902) (seen all: 7.89 / seen some: 7.42 / won't finish: 5.75)
Bayesian estimate: 7.541 (Very good−), rank: #1259 (of 7492)
Running time: Half hour per episode
Number of episodes: 161
Episode titles: We have 161
Vintage:
1989-04-15 to 1989-09-16 (Season 1, 18 episodes)
1989-10-20 to 1992-09-25 (Season 2 (Nettohen), 143 episodes)
1992-09 (France Air Date)
1992-09-09 to 1994-11-16 (France)
1993-03-12 (Spain, Antena3)
1998-01-26 (Mexico, Televisa Canal 5)
1998-06-14 (Indonesia - RCTI)
1999-02-20 (Colombia - Canal Caracol)
2002-04-11 to 2002-10-04 (Germany, TV channel: RTL II (80 episodes))
2004-11-21 (Indonesia - TV7)
2006-07-03 (Cartoon Network Latin America)
2007-03-05 (Brazil, PlayTV - Otacraze)
2009-03-10 to 2009-05-22 (Philippines, Re-Broadcast, TV5)
2009-08-10 to 2009-10-20 (TV5 Philippines,Season 1-3,episodes 1-52)
2009-09-05 (Ecuador, Ecuavisa)
2018-09-10 (Mexico, Azteca 7)
2019-01-14 (Peru, Willax Televisión)
2020-08-08 (Ecuador, Ecuavisa)
Seasons:
1. Ranma 1/2, 18 eps (1989-04-15 to 1989-09-16)
2. Anything Goes Martial Arts, 22 eps (1995-01-01)
2. Ranma 1/2 Nettohen, 143 eps (1989-10-20 to 1992-09-25)
3. Hard Battle, 24 eps (1996-01-01)
4. Outta Control, 24 eps (1998-01-01)
5. Martial Mayhem, 24 eps (1999-01-01)
6. Random Rhapsody, 24 eps (2001-01-01)
7. Ranma Forever, 25 eps (2002-06-10)
Opening Theme:
"Ranma 1/2" by Bernard Minet [French version]
"Ranma" by Cartoon Kids [Italian TMC version]
#1: "じゃじゃ馬にさせないで" (Jaja Uma ni Sasenai de) by Etsuko Nishio (eps 1-18)
#2: "Little Date" (リトル★デイト) by Ribbon (eps 25-31)
#3: "思い出がいっぱい (Omoide ga Ippai)" by CoCo (eps 42-63)
#4: "絶対! Part 2 (Zettai! Part 2)" by Yoshie Hayasaka (eps 64-87)
#5: "地球オーケストラ (Chikyū Orchestra)" by KUSUKUSU (eps 88-117)
#6: "もう泣かないで (Mō Nakanaide)" by Azusa Senou (eps 118-135)
#7: "ラヴ・シーカー CAN'T STOP IT (Love Seeker CAN'T STOP IT)" by VisioN (eps 136-161)
Ending Theme:
#1: "プラトニックつらぬいて (Platonic Tsuranuite)" by Kaori Sakagami (eps 1-13)
#2: "EQUAL ロマンス (Equal Romance)" by CoCo (eps 14-18)
#3: "ド・ン・マ・イ来々少年〜Don't mind lay-lay Boy〜" by Etsuko Nishio (eps 19-30)
#4: "乱馬ダ☆RANMA (Lambada☆RANMA)" by The Ranma 1/2 Operatic Troupe (eps 42-56)
#5: "プレゼント (Present)" by Tokyo Shounen (eps 57-72)
#6: "フレンズ (Friends)" by YAWMIN (eps 73-87)
#7: "ひなげし(Hinageshi)" by Michiyo Nakajima (eps 88-117)
#8: "POSITIVE" by Miho Morikawa (eps 118-135)
#9: "虹と太陽の丘 (Niji to Taiyō no Oka)" by Piyo Piyo (eps 136-161)
Insert song:
"Little☆Date" (リトル☆デイト) by Megumi Hayashibara & Noriko Hidaka & Rei Sakuma (ep 43)
Links: We have 7
Trivia: We have 355
Comment:
Ranma 1/2 was actually cancelled on September 16, 1989 after 18 episodes due to low ratings. One month later, the series was relaunched as Ranma 1/2 Nettohen.
Along with Mermaid's Scar, Ranma 1/2 was Viz Video's first domestic anime release, and prior to Inu-Yasha, the company's landmark title in North America.
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Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Series Director: Tomomi Mochizuki (season 1)
Director:
Junji Nishimura
Kōji Sawai (season 2-5)
Tsutomu Shibayama (season 1)
Series Composition:
Hiroshi Toda
Shigeru Yanagawa
Toshiki Inoue (season 1 eps 8-18)
Yoshio Urasawa (season 1 eps 1-7)
Script:
Aya Matsui (season 2)
Hiroko Naka (season 2-7)
Hiroshi Hashimoto (ep 4)
Hiroshi Toda (season 2)
Hiroyuki Kawasaki (season 2)
Hisashi Tokimura (season 2,4-5)
Kazuhito Hisajima (season 2-7)
Kōji Sawai (season 4-5)
Michiko Yokote (season 3-7)
Naoto Kimura (season 6-7)
Ryota Yamaguchi (season 7)
Shigeru Hosokawa (season 3-7)
Toshiki Inoue (season 2)
Yoshiyuki Suga (season 2-7)
Storyboard:
Shigeyasu Yamauchi (ep 3)
Takeshi Mori (4 episodes
eps 2, 7, 10, 17
)
Episode Director:
Nobuo Shirohata
Nodoka Yoshida
Shigeyasu Yamauchi (ep 3)
Shinji Takagi
Takeshi Kabumoto
Takeshi Mori (5 episodes
eps 2, 7, 10, 14, 17
)
Yūsuke Yamamoto
Music:
Hideharu Mori
Kenji Kawai
Original creator: Rumiko Takahashi
Character Design: Atsuko Nakajima
Art Director: Satoshi Miura
Animation Director:
Asami Endo
Atsuko Nakajima
Masahiro Yamane (3 episodes
eps 129, 134, 139
)
Masako Gotō (7 episodes
eps 02, 05, 08, 11, 14, 17, 27
)
Satoshi Isono
Sound Director: Shigeharu Shiba
Director of Photography: Mitsunobu Yoshida
Producer:
Hidenori Taga
Hiroshi Hasegawa (Deen)
Koji Kaneda (Fuji TV)
Makoto Kubo (Deen)
Takashi Ishihara (Fuji TV)
Yoko Matsushita (Kitty)
Yoshinobu Nakao (Fuji TV)

Art Coordinator: Masahiro Satō
Background Art:
Hisae Saito (ep 4)
Masuo Nakayama (ep 4)
Naoya Tanaka (ep 4)
Tokue Murayama (ep 4)
Yuki Torii (ep 4)
Yūko Fujii (ep 4)
ED Animation: Kooji Nanke (ED)
Editing:
Masaki Sakamoto (season 6)
Seiji Morita (season 1-5)
Finish Animation:
Eiko Yano (Hadashi Pro; ep 4)
Hisako Kōno (Hadashi Pro; ep 4)
Junko Tsuchi (Hadashi Pro; ep 4)
Mika Maeda (Studio Step)
Miki Hanaumi (Hadashi Pro; ep 4)
Mitsue Ishioka (Hadashi Pro; ep 4)
Nobuo Sasa (Hadashi Pro; ep 4)
Tadashi Akahori (Hadashi Pro; ep 4)
In-Between Animation:
Hirofumi Suzuki (eps 8, 13, 16)
Ikuko Hara
Jun Sekiguchi
Kazuhiko Wanibuchi
Kazunobu Hoshi
Keiichi Suwada
Masami Goto (ep 9)
Tatsuo Ikeda
Tokuyuki Matsutake (4 episodes
eps 3, 6, 12, 16
)
Key Animation:
Akitoshi Yokoyama (Oh! Production; eps 6, 11)
Atsuko Ishida (26 episodes
eps 9, 16, 19, 21, 25, 29, 33, 39-40, 42, 44-45, 48, 53, 57, 61, 65, 80, 102-103, 110, 114, 119, 124-125, 131
)
Atsuko Nakajima (eps 1, 18)
Atsushi Wakabayashi (ep 8)
Hirofumi Suzuki (7 episodes
eps 119, 124, 131, 136, 141, 156, 161
)
Hiroko Kazui (Takahashi Studio; ep 4)
Hiroshi Motoyama (Takahashi Studio; ep 4)
Hiroyoshi Iida (ep 54)
Hiroyuki Okuno (12 episodes
eps 27, 33, 37, 86, 97, 102, 108, 116, 125, 130, 135, 140
)
Kazuhiro Fujitani (Twenty First; 6 episodes
eps 55, 64, 111, 114, 118, 121
)
Keiko Shimizu (S.U. Rahoho; ep 5)
Kinji Yoshimoto (uncredited)
Masahiro Yamane (10 episodes
eps 51, 55, 58, 60, 95, 100, 107, 111, 117, 124
)
Masanori Shino (Studio Gig; 3 episodes
eps 147, 152, 157
)
Midori Sawaki (Oh! Production; eps 6, 11)
Norio Matsumoto (9 episodes
eps 9, 26, 34, 42, 46, 48-49, 53, 68
)
Sayuri Ichiishi (4 episodes
eps 3, 8, 13, 16
)
Shinichiro Kajiura (Oh! Production; eps 6, 11)
Shinichiro Minami (Studio Gig; 3 episodes
eps 147, 152, 157
)
Tadashi Hiramatsu (8 episodes
eps 48, 51, 104, 109, 115, 126, 134, 139
)
Takeshi Mori (ep 2)
Teio Takagi (Oh! Production; ep 11)
Tetsuya Satō (Studio Gig; 3 episodes
eps 147, 152, 157
)
Tetsuya Yamamoto (S.U. Rahoho; ep 5)
Tokuyuki Matsutake (7 episodes
eps 119, 124, 131, 136, 141, 156, 161
)
Toru Sato (S.U. Rahoho; ep 5)
Tsukasa Abe (S.U. Rahoho; eps 5, 9)
Yuji Mukoyama (Studio Gig; 3 episodes
eps 147, 152, 157
)
Yūya Kobayashi (Takahashi Studio; ep 4)
Planning: Shigekazu Ochiai
Production Advancement: Naoto Kimura (ep 4)
Series Concept: Yoshio Urasawa
Series Coordination: Hiroshi Toda (seasons 1-3)
Sound Effects: Yasufumi Yoda
Theme Song Performance:
Azusa Senō (OP 3,6, ED 2)
CoCo (OP 3, ED 2)
Erika Haneda (OP 3, ED 2)
Etsuko Nishio (OP 1, ED 3)
Hirotaka Suzuoki (ED 4)
Ichirō Nagai (ED 4)
Kaori Sakagami (ED 1)
Kappei Yamaguchi (ED 4)
Kenichi Ogata (ED 4)
Kikuko Inoue (ED 4)
Kōichi Yamadera (ED 4)
Maki Miyamae (OP 3, ED 2)
Megumi Hayashibara (ED 4)
Michiyo Nakajima (ED 7)
Miho Morikawa (ED 8)
Mikiyo Ōno (OP 3, ED 2)
Minami Takayama (ED 4)
Miyoko Asō (ED 4)
Noriko Hidaka (ED 4)
Rei Sakuma (ED 4)
Ribbon (OP1)
Rieko Miura (OP 3, ED 2)
Ryunosuke Ohbayashi (ED 4)
Saeko Shimazu (ED 4)
Toshihiko Seki (ED 4)
YAWMIN (ED 6)
Yoshie Hayasaka (OP 4)
Kappei Yamaguchi as Ranma Saotome (Male)
Megumi Hayashibara as Ranma Saotome (Female)
Noriko Hidaka as Akane Tendou

Hiromi Tsuru as Ukyou Kuonji
Hirotaka Suzuoki as Tatewaki Kunoh
Ichirō Nagai as Happousai
Kenichi Ogata as Genma Saotome
Kikuko Inoue as Kasumi Tendou
Kōichi Yamadera as Ryouga Hibiki
Kouji Tsujitani as Tatewaki Kunoh (eps 83-84, 86)
Minami Takayama as Nabiki Tendou
Miyoko Asō as Cologne
Rei Sakuma as Shampoo
Ryunosuke Ohbayashi as Sō'un Tendō
Saeko Shimazu as Kodachi Kunoh
Tatsuyuki Jinnai as Principal Kunoh
Toshihiko Seki as Mousse
Yūji Mitsuya as Ono Toufuu-sensei

Akiko Hiramatsu as Miscellaneous female voices
Akira Ishida as Yutaro
Akira Murayama as announcer (eps 26-27)
Arihiro Hase as
Niku-man 4
Pizzaman
Priest
Bin Shimada as
Niku-man 3
Sentaroh Daimonji
Chie Kitagawa as Matsu (3 episodes
eps 97, 130, 152
)
Daiki Nakamura as Shadow Ranma (vocal effects; ep 112)
Eiji Maruyama as Oshou (ep 82)
Eiko Yamada as Tsubasa Kurenai
Fumihiko Tachiki as
Mr. Zen (ep 6)
Shampoo's Amazon Opponent (ep 15)
Haru Endō as Shika (eps 130, 152)
Hideyuki Tanaka as Torajiro Higuma (ep 73)
Hiromi Tsuru as Kaori Daikoku
Hiroshi Masuoka as
Junsenkyo Secondary chairman (ep 48)
Toramasa Kobayakawa (eps 116, 135)
Hirotaka Suzuoki as Hayato Ryuujin (ep 127)
Hisako Kyouda as Iemoto
Hisayoshi Izaki as Harumaki's Grandson (ep 144)
Hōchū Ohtsuka as Gindou (ep 78)
Ichirō Nagai as Faith curer (ep 127)
Ikue Ōtani as Yuki-Onna (ep 126)
Isamu Tanonaka as Niku-man 1
Issei Futamata as
Hikaru Gosunkugi
Miscellaneous male voices
Jouji Yanami as
Harumaki (ep 144)
Old Man (ep 79)
Jun Hazumi as Okame (Torahachi) (ep 94)
Kachiko Hino as Koharu (ep 85)
Kappei Yamaguchi as Kotaro (ep 127)
Katsuji Mori as Sankichi (ep 85)
Kayo Sanpei as Mrs. Tendo (ep 160)
Kazue Ikura as Satori (ep 134)
Kazuhiko Inoue as Mikado Sanzenin
Kazuko Sugiyama as Cirucs manager (ep 70)
Keiichi Nanba as Picolette Chardin II
Keiji Fujiwara as Daitokuji (ep 98)
Kenichi Ogata as
Rich Husband (ep 10)
Ryoku (ep 39)
Kikuko Inoue as Kaguya (ep 127)
Kinto Tamura as Chingensai (eps 50, 138)
Kōhei Miyauchi as Priest (ep 101)
Kōichi Kitamura as
Sakuramochi Salseman (ep 149)
Ultra (Kumajiro) (ep 94)
Kōichi Yamadera as
Jusenkyou Guide
Store Owner (ep 6)
Kouji Tsujitani as
Crepe Joe (ep 83)
Hiroshi
Sotatsu Jikei'in (ep 97)
Yasukichi (ep 63)
Kōzō Shioya as Circus announcer (eps 31-32)
Mahito Tsujimura as
Ex-Chairman (ep 46)
Neighborhood Watch Representative (ep 38)
Mako Hyōdō as Kogane (eps 135, 153)
Mari Yokoo as Yohtaroh's Mother
Masahiro Anzai as Bake-Neko (2nd)
Masako Ikeda as Nodoka Saotome
Masako Katsuki as
Mio (ep 57)
Yang-gui-fei (ep 46)
Masako Sugaya as Yukinko (ep 124)
Masami Kikuchi as Ken (ep 60)
Masami Toshima as Yuka
Masashi Hirose as Bushy-Beard Man (ep 19)
Masashi Sugawara as Hotel Owner (ep 99)
Megumi Hayashibara as
Evil Ranma (ep 59)
Young Gyoko (ep 144)
Midori Nakazawa as Flier Athlete (ep 19)
Mika Kanai as panda in drawing
Minami Takayama as
Kagura (ep 127)
Yasukichi (young; ep 63)
Minori Matsushima as Temari (ep 94)
Mitsuki Yayoi as Tsukasa
Mitsuo Furusawa as Employee
Miyoko Asō as Faith curer (ep 127)
Mugihito as Chairman (ep 48)
Naoko Matsui as
Azusa Shiratori
Yohtaroh
Natsuko Fuji as
Seaweed Child (ep 111)
Ume (3 episodes
eps 97, 130, 152
)
Natsumi Sakuma as Take (3 episodes
eps 97, 130, 152
)
Noriko Hidaka as Kanna (ep 127)
Rei Sakuma as little Ho-o-
Reiko Suzuki as
Baa-san
Gyoko (ep 144)
Mousse's mother
Reizō Nomoto as Pand Master (ep 15)
Rokurō Naya as Hyottoko (Ryuukichi) (ep 94)
Ryūji Saikachi as
Anna's Grandfather (ep 108)
Frog Hermit (eps 100, 159)
Ryunosuke Ohbayashi as Village Elder (ep 127)
Ryūzō Ishino as
Cat Cafe Patron (ep 22)
Mr. Kuonji
Satoko Yasunaga as Referee
Shigeru Chiba as
Niku-man 2
Race Announcer (ep 19)
Sasuke Sarugakure
TV Reporter (ep 15)
Shinnosuke Furumoto as
Heita (ep 74)
Taro Pansuto
Shō Hayami as Uchinosuke (ep 108)
Shouji Matsuoka as Young Harumaki (ep 144)
Sukekiyo Kameyama as Drama Club Director (ep 39 and 65)
Tadashi Nakamura as Narrator
Takehito Koyasu as
Daisuke
Kengyu (ep 148)
student
Young Happosai
Takeshi Aono as
Bakuchi Oh King
Kinni (ep 48)
Takuzō Kamiyama as doujou yaburi
Tatsuyuki Jinnai as Old Man (ep 127)
Terue Nunami as
Ino (eps 130, 152)
Satsuki's Grandmother (ep 130 and 152)
Tomohiro Nishimura as
Festival Worker (ep 22)
older Ho-o-
Tomomichi Nishimura as
Chinese Man (ep 125)
Restaurant Owner (eps 88-89)
Toshiko Sawada as Rich Wife (ep 10)
Toshiya Ueda as Monk (ep 145)
Yō Yoshimura as
Bake-neko
Kinnosuke
Yoshihiko Kamei as Flier Athlete (ep 19)
Yoshiko Kamei as Sayuri
Yoshiko Ohta as
Chou (ep 130 and 152)
Ono Kin
You Inoue as
Announcer (ep 12 & 13)
Rinko
Yūko Kobayashi as
Anna (ep 108)
Asami (Akane's friend)
Atsuko (ep 6)
Cologne (young)
Mariko Konjo
Ranran
Yūko Mita as
Linlin
Madame Saint Paul
Orihime
Yumi Takada as Midori-sensei

Akemi Okamura
Akiko Yajima
Akio Suyama
Ayumi Kida
Fumihiko Tachiki
Jun-ichi Kanemaru
Kazumi Tanaka (ep 71)
Masashi Hirose
Matsuo Matsuo
Midori Nakazawa
Mitsuaki Madono
Mitsuru Ogata
Nadayuki Kashima
Rica Matsumoto (ep 11)
Toshihiko Nakajima
Urara Takano
Yōko Teppōzuka (ep 98)
Yūzō Mikawa
Japanese companies
Animation Production: Studio DEEN
Backgrounds:
Baku Production (eps 56, 58)
Design Office MECAMAN (149 episodes
eps 1-55, 57, 59-135, 137-139, 141, 143-145, 147-148, 150-160 even, 161
)
Moon Seong Animation (7 episodes
eps 136, 140, 142, 146, 149, 153, 157
)
Broadcaster:
Bandai Channel
Fuji Television Network
Development: Tokyo Laboratory
Finish Animation:
E-cho
Hadashi Pro
Oh! Production
Studio DEEN
Studio OZ
Studio Step
In-Between Animation: Group Donguri (ep 9)
Key Animation:
Ai Works (ep 87)
Group Zen (eps 54, 65)
Oh! Production (ep 11)
POINT (ep 81)
S.U. Rahoho (ep 5)
Studio Core (7 episodes
eps 29, 34, 37, 41, 44, 47, 62
)
Studio Ebisu (6 episodes
eps 36, 40, 43, 46, 49, 56
)
Studio Gig (3 episodes
eps 147, 152, 157
)
Studio Katan (ep 47)
Studio Max (ep 65)
Studio Millet (ep 65)
Takahashi Studio (ep 4)
Twenty First (5 episodes
eps 34, 111, 114, 118, 121
)
Usagi-ya (eps 31-32, 63)
Photography:
A.C.C. Production
Art Anime Studio
CAMERA AC
E&G Films
Studio Twinkle
T. Nishimura
Production:
Fuji Television Network
Kitty Films
Shogakukan-Shueisha Productions
Recording Studio: New Japan Studio
Sound Production: Omnibus Promotion
Soundtrack:
Kitty Records
Pony Canyon
Titles: Maki Production
English staff
English cast
Art Director: Yoshiyuki Higuchi
Translation:
Terry Klassen
Toshifumi Yoshida
Trish Ledoux
ADR Script: Kathleen Westlake (season 7)
Executive producer:
Ken Sasaki (Blu-ray release)
Seiji Horibuchi
Producer: Toshifumi Yoshida

Animation Marketing:
Amy Mar (Blu-ray release)
Charlene Ingram (Blu-ray release)
Associate producer:
Alex Harms (Blu-ray release; sets 2-7)
Bryan Cohen (Blu-ray release; set 1)
Meg Hiraoka (Blu-ray release; set 1)
Casting:
Kim Wishart Goddard
Sarah-Anne Dafoe
Terry Klassen
Casting Assistant: Shalaina Godard
Design Supervisor: Jodie Yoshioka (Blu-ray release)
Dialogue Director:
Amiel Gladstone (season 6)
Karl Willems (seasons 3, 6, 7)
Michael Dobson (season 3)
Terry Klassen
Engineering Assistant:
Jan Deny
Karl Willems
Nick Stocker
Licensing Approvals:
Akiyo Tomisawa (Blu-ray release)
Daisuke Aoki (Blu-ray release) 
Mari Robson (Blu-ray release)
Logo Animation: Will Culpepper II
Mixing:
Cliff Cockrall
Stephen Cheung
Packaging Design:
Fawn Lau (Blu-ray release)
Yoshiyuki Higuchi
Production Coordination:
Alex Harms (Blu-ray release; sets 1-4)
Ryo Shibata (Blu-ray release; sets 3-4)
Production Supervision:
Brian Ige (Blu-ray release)
Julie McDonald (Blu-ray release)
Peter Songsiri (Blu-ray release; sets 5-7)
Recording engineer:
Jason Fredrickson
Keith A. Goddard
Mike Sankey
Nick Stocker
Script Conformation:
Mindy Kaplan
Ward Perry
Sound Effects: Mark Hensley
Video Editing: Eric Ignacio (Blu-ray release)
Wordfit Editor:
Cliff Cockrall
Jason Fredrickson
Mark Hensley
Nick Stocker
Ward Perry
Andrea Kwan as Ranma Saotome (Girl-Type) (Animax)
Brigitta Dau as Ranma Saotome (Girl-Type) (eps 1-6, 18)
Claudia Thomas as Akane (Animax)
Darren Pleavin as Ranma Saotome (Boy-Type) (Animax)
Lauren Pleavin as Ranma Saotome (Female; Animax dub; ep 1)
Myriam Sirois as Akane Tendo
Richard Cox as Ranma Saotome (Boy-Type) (eps 65-161)
Sarah Strange as Ranma Saotome (Boy-Type) (eps 1-64)
Venus Terzo as Ranma Saotome (Girl-Type) (eps 7-161)

Andrea Kwan as Kasumi Tendo (Animax)
Angela Costain as Nabiki Tendo
Brad Swaile as Mousse (seasons 2-7)
Candice Moore as
Kodachi Kuno (Animax)
Nabiki Tendo (Animax)
Shampoo (Animax)
Ukyo Kuonji (Animax)
Cathy Weseluck as Shampoo
Claudia Thomas as Cologne (Animax)
Dave Bridges as
Dr. Tofu Ono (Animax dub)
Genma Saotome (Animax)
Ryouga Hibiki (Animax)
David Kaye as
Narrator (Season 2-3)
Soun Tendo
Elaina Wotten-Costain as Nabiki Tendo (season 6)
Elan Ross Gibson as Cologne (seasons 2-7)
Erin Fitzgerald as Kodachi Kuno (season 5)
Ian James Corlett as Dr. Tofu Ono
Kelly Sheridan as Ukyo Kuonji (seasons 3-7)
Kirby Morrow as Dr. Tofu Ono (eps 113-161)
Michael Benyaer as Hikaru Gosunkugi (seasons 6-7)
Michael Donovan as Ryoga Hibiki
Paul Dobson as Happosai (seasons 2-7)
Robert O. Smith as
Genma Saotome
Sasuke Sarugakure
Russell Wait as
Soun Tendo (Animax)
Tatewaki Kuno (Animax)
Scott McNeil as The Principal (seasons 4-7)
Sylvia Zaradic as Kodachi Kuno (seasons 6-7)
Ted Cole as Tatewaki Kuno
Teryl Rothery as Kodachi Kuno
Willow Johnson as Kasumi Tendo

Alec Willows as Niku-man
Alistair Abell as
Sotatsu
Sukeroku's Owner (ep 81)
Andrea Kwan as Kikuko (Animax dub)
Angela Costain as
Angry Person (ep 43)
Bath House Clerk (ep 40)
Beauty Girl (ep 56)
Furinkan Student (ep 33)
Grade School Classmate (ep 39)
Hanako (ep 137)
Hot Spring Girl (ep 44)
Ice Skater (ep 19)
Jogging Girl (ep 32)
Kikuko (Nabiki's Friend)
Kinkadai Handout (ep 22)
Kolhotz Student (ep 21)
Locker Room Girl (ep 10)
Makoto (ep 33)
Market Square Announcer (ep 33)
Old Bathhouse Woman (ep 40)
Ryonami (Nabiki's friend; ep 40)
Shikako (ep 57)
Speedy Sushi Waitress (ep 160)
Starry-Eyed Girl (ep 61)
Ukyo's Neighbor (ep 41)
Yuka (eps 19-21)
Bill Switzer as Harumaki's Grandson
Brad Swaile as
Citizen (ep 142)
Flier Reader (ep 56)
Furinkan Student (ep 96)
Male Gymnasts (ep 98)
Ogawa (ep 96)
Seishun Kendo Member (ep 156)
Sentaro Daimonji
Brian Dobson as
Outlaw on TV (ep 108)
Whisker Man (season 5)
Brian Drummond as
Crêpes King
Kokichi (ninja servant; 104)
Shadow Ranma (vocal effects; ep 112)
Yasukichi
Young Shogi Player (ep 103)
Candice Moore as
Atsuko (Animax dub; ep 6)
Azusa Shiratori (Animax dub)
Cathy Weseluck as
Aerobics Woman (ep 33)
Anything-Goes Announcer (ep 62)
Asuza Shiratori
Atsko 
Atsuko (ep 6)
Audience Member (various eps)
Bathhouse Boys (ep 61)
Bathhouse Guest (ep 142)
Beach Girl (ep 53)
Beach Kid (ep 154)
Boutique Clerk (ep 49)
Boy (ep 147)
Cafe Coconut Waitress (ep 139)
Chinese Festival Announcer (ep 30)
Cho (eps 124, 152)
Clarabelle (ep 103)
College Student (ep 136)
Commentator
Customer (ep 139)
Cyclist (ep 142)
Deceased Woman (ep 109)
First Girl (ep 112)
French Guest (ep 105)
Frog (ep 100)
Furinkan Gymnast (ep 11)
Furinkan Student (various eps)
Gambling Kid (ep 85)
Go-Kart Girl (ep 119)
Gyoko
Hot Spring Girl (ep 44)
Jogging Girl (ep 32)
Judge (ep 155)
Kinkadai Handout (ep 22)
Ladies' Association (ep 80)
Lunch Lady (ep 116)
Makoto (eps 19-21)
Middle School Girl (ep 38)
Mousse's Mother (ep 84)
Mrs. Tendo
Neighbor (ep 92)
Neighborhood Kid (ep 94)
Neighborhood Lady (ep 66)
Noriko (ep 87)
Park Kid (ep 92)
Person (ep 50)
Preschooler (ep 158)
Referee (ep 156)
Restaurant Woman (ep 118)
Sachiko (ep 13)
Sakura / Circus Manager (ep 70)
Sayuri (ep 101)
School Announcer (ep 65)
Seaweed Child (ep 111)
Shikako (ep 16)
Sotatsu's Fangirl (ep 115)
St. Hebereke Gymnast (ep 11)
St. Hebereke Student (ep 12)
Take (3 episodes
eps 97, 124, 152
)
Trike Boy (ep 67)
Ukyo's Neighbor (ep 41)
Ume (3 episodes
eps 97, 124, 152
)
Victim (ep 140)
Villager (ep 129)
Volley Captain (ep 136)
Volley Girl (ep 155)
Waitress (ep 144)
Washer Woman (eps 5-6)
Water Dropper (ep 4)
Winter Couple (ep 81)
Yasukichi's Mother (ep 81)
Yen Machine (ep 109)
Yokihi (ep 46)
Yuka
Chantal Strand as Temari Kaminarimon
Christopher Turner as
Gambling Kid (ep 85)
Preschooler (ep 77)
Yotaro
Claudia Thompson as Ryonami (Animax dub)
Daphne Goldrick as
French Guest (ep 105)
Matsu (3 episodes
eps 97, 124, 152
)
Mother (ep 125)
Shika (eps 124, 152)
David Kaye as
1-F Teacher (ep 65)
Audience Member (various eps)
Battle Shogi Player (ep 103)
Bullet Proof Announcer (ep 150)
Canceled Student (ep 56)
Cat Cafe Customer (ep 25)
Chem Club Member (ep 8)
Chinese Ringmaster (eps 30-31)
Citizen (ep 10)
Construction Worker (ep 24)
Country Folk (ep 145)
Cropper (ep 8)
Daisuke
Deliveryman (ep 38)
Director's Assistant (ep 39)
Doctor
Festival Guest (ep 30)
Festival Man (ep 25)
Foreigner in Movie (ep 91)
Furinkan Student (various eps)
Gambling King
Ghost Special Narrator (ep 72)
Kanna's Father (ep 129)
Karate User (ep 4)
Kendo Club Member (ep 66)
Kolhotz Commentator (eps 20-21)
Kolhotz Paramedic (ep 21)
Man in Film (ep 28)
Martial Artist (ep 138)
Neighbor (ep 92)
P.E. Teacher (ep 28)
Person (ep 50)
Police Officer (ep 66)
Robespierre (butler; ep 20)
Shikanme (ninja servant; 104)
Skier (ep 27)
Soccer Player (ep 8)
Suitor (ep 5)
Tea Ceremony Disciple (ep 97)
Teacher (ep 66)
Track Runner (ep 3)
Ucchan's Customer (ep 85)
Villager (ep 129)
Wishbringer Monk
Zoo Keeper (ep 8)
Don Brown as
1-Chrome Master (ep 148)
An-man
Birara-jin (ep 159)
Committee Member (ep 95)
Farmer Brown (ep 108)
Furinkan Student (ep 96)
Outlaw (ep 108)
Doug Parker as
Akakusa Man (ep 7)
Bearded Man (ep 22)
Kolhotz Hockey Player (ep 20)
Kolhotz Student (ep 21)
Ogawa (Chemistry club captain; ep 8)
PAND Customer (ep 15)
Soccer Player (ep 8)
Elaina Wotten-Costain as
Admirer (ep 134)
French Guest (ep 106)
Kagura (ep 129)
Makoto (ep 120)
Sotatsu's Fangirl (ep 115)
Volley Girl (ep 136)
Elan Ross Gibson as
Angry Person (ep 43)
Faith Healer (ep 129)
Food Shop Owner (ep 32)
Satsuki's Grandmother (ep 124)
Ellen Kennedy as
Country Folk (ep 145)
Madame St. Paul (eps 105-106)
Erin Fitzgerald as Commentator (ep 98)
French Tickner as
Frog Man
Mr. Daikoku (ep 22)
Gerard Plunkett as
Chem Club Member (ep 8)
Sasaki (butler; ep 10)
Ian James Corlett as
1-F Teacher (ep 2)
Bathroom Guy (ep 19)
Construction Worker (ep 24)
Daikanki Shop Owner (ep 19)
Furinkan High Student (ep 8)
Jusenkyo Guide (1st Voice)
Kanabe (male anchor; ep 15)
Kinkadai Announcer (ep 22)
Kolhotz Hockey Player (ep 19)
LMN Reporter (ep 15)
Manganmaru (ep 82)
Mikado Sanzenin
Monkey (ep 30)
Pit Crew Member (ep 119)
Janyse Jaud as
Beach Girl (ep 107)
Enraged Woman (ep 38)
Female Passerby (ep 55)
Female Pig (ep 71)
Furinkan Gymnast (ep 11)
Furinkan Student (various eps)
Grade School Classmate (ep 39)
Hinako Ninomiya 
Home Economics Teachers (ep 37)
Kin Ono
Locker Room Girl (ep 10)
Michiko / Mitchi (ep 13)
Middle School Girl (ep 38)
Park Kid (ep 92)
Referee
Ryoga's Sons (ep 64)
Shikako (ep 37)
St. Hebereke Gymnast (ep 11)
St. Hebereke Student (ep 12)
Street Woman (ep 38)
Jenn Forgie as Tsukasa
Jocelyne Loewen as
Mariko
Satsuki Miyakoji
Scribbled Panda (ep 128)
Volley Girl (ep 136)
Kathleen Barr as
Cologne (younger)
Furinkan Student (various eps)
Mine (female anchor; ep 15)
Neighborhood Lady (ep 76)
Preschooler (ep 77)
Rich Wife (ep 10)
Shikako (ep 76)
Woman in Movie (ep 91)
Yotaro's Mother
Yuko (ep 13)
Kelly Sheridan as
Amazon (ep 55)
Beach Girl (ep 53)
Beauty Girl (ep 56)
Citizen (ep 93)
French Maid (ep 105)
Furinkan Student (various eps)
Girl in Movie (ep 147)
Go-Kart Girl (ep 119)
Hot Spring Girl (ep 44)
Kuno's Fangirl (ep 121)
Lunch Lady (ep 137)
Mall Clerk (ep 125)
Shikako (ep 114)
Shiratori University Student (ep 122)
Tennis Girl (ep 102)
Victim (ep 140)
Volley Girl (ep 136)
Weather Girl (ep 125)
Kirby Morrow as
Citizen (ep 142)
Picolet Chardin (eps 105-106) 
Young Harumaki (ep 144)
Lalainia Lindbjerg as Hinata Ryuzaki (hoop girl; ep 13)
Lisa Bunting as Nodoka Saotome
Lynda Boyd as
Gambling Kid (ep 85)
Grade School Classmate (ep 39)
Hot Spring Girl (ep 44)
Kaouri
Kikuko (Nabiki's friend; ep 40)
Makoto (ep 76)
Neighborhood Lady (ep 67)
Skier (ep 27)
St. Hebereke Student (ep 37)
Maggie Blue O'Hara as Anna (ep 108)
Matt Hill as
Bathhouse Guest (ep 142)
Enforcer (ep 137)
Furinkan Student (ep 137)
Pantyhose Taro
Taro (ep 137)
Megan Leitch as Midori
Michael Coleman as
Furinkan Student (ep 151)
Kendo Club Member (ep 155)
Kengyu (ep 148)
Michael Dobson as
Admirer (ep 134)
Angry Person (ep 43)
Cyclist (ep 134)
Ex-Chairman (ep 46)
Fish Driver (ep 45)
Fukuda Tailor (ep 113)
Gendo (ep 78)
Hanbei (ninja servant; ep 104)
Jusenkyo Vice-Chairman (Voice Double; ep 48)
Kumajiro Kaminarimon / Ultraman (ep 94)
Miracle Apothecary (ep 83)
P.E. Teacher (ep 134)
Priest (ep 83)
Royal Prince Manager (ep 99)
Singing Old Man (ep 26)
Spring Council Member (ep 130)
Tennis Announcer (ep 47)
Yomogi Farmer (ep 68)
Michael Donovan as
2-E Teacher (ep 2)
Ancient Villager (ep 33)
Armadillo (ep 151)
Bess (dog; ep 9)
Chinese Priest (ep 33)
Construction Worker (ep 24)
Daimonji Clan Retainer (ep 97)
Food Clerk (ep 16)
Frog (ep 100)
Jusenkyo Guide (2nd Voice)
Kolhotz Fashion Club President (ep 21)
Narrator (ep 32)
Neighbor (ep 92)
P.E. Teacher (ep 4)
PAND Owner (ep 15)
Restaurant Owner (ep 8)
Rich Husband (ep 10)
Science Teacher (ep 92)
Sun Flower Cashier (ep 118)
Swim Teacher (ep 107)
Takagi (ep 117)
Zekkyo Mayor (ep 95)
Moneca Stori as
Furinkan Student (ep 151)
Princess Ori
Seishun Cheerleader (ep 155)
Myriam Sirois as
Gym Student (ep 28)
Kanna (ep 129)
Market Person (ep 33)
Mean Girl (ep 118)
Tennis Girl (ep 102)
Nick Misura as
Neighborhood Watch Representative (ep 89)
Pizza-man
Nicole Oliver as
Flower Girl (ep 102)
Ling-Ling
Lung-Lung
Miyo (ep 57)
Rinko
School Nurse (ep 127)
Shiratori University Student (ep 122)
Sotatsu's Fangirl (ep 115)
Starry-Eyed Girl (ep 61)
Taro's Mother (ep 122)
Victim (ep 140)
Paul Dobson as
2-E Teacher (ep 78)
Athlete (ep 116)
Audience Member (ep 47)
Battle Shogi Player (ep 103)
Beach Kid (ep 53)
Big Tuna Chef (ep 101)
Butler (ep 10)
Buzz Cut Student (ep 65)
Canceled Student (ep 56)
Cat Cafe Customer (ep 84)
Chem Club Member (ep 8)
Chinese Medicine Man (ep 112)
Citizen (ep 93)
Clown (ep 70)
Comedian (ep 159)
Committee Member (ep 95)
Country Folk (ep 7)
Cow (ep 7)
Deliveryman (ep 38)
Director's Assistant (ep 39)
Drama Club Announcer (ep 39)
Faith Healer (ep 129)
Festival Guest (ep 128)
Festival Worker (ep 128)
Field Reporter (ep 129)
Flower Shop Owner (ep 110)
Food Shop Owner (ep 32)
Furinkan Student (ep 39)
Higuma Torajiro (ep 73)
Hiroshi (ep 101)
Janitor (ep 33)
Kinnii
Lingerie Man (ep 44)
Little Boy (ep 125)
Makoto (ep 66)
Man in Movie (ep 43)
Monkey (ep 25)
Naoto (ep 52)
Neighborhood Kid (ep 94)
Nu (ep 126)
Old Bathhouse Woman (ep 40)
Overseeing Monk (ep 82)
Paper Doll Salesman (ep 134)
Parlor Owner (ep 103)
Person (ep 50)
Piglet (ep 54)
Porridge Thief (ep 90)
Preschooler (ep 77)
Rich Boy (ep 53)
Scroll Announcer (ep 128)
Seishun Kendo Member (ep 156)
Shooter (ep 130)
Spring Council Member (ep 130)
Stern Teacher (ep 136)
Sword Puller (ep 82)
Takoyaki Salesman (ep 111)
Tatsukichi Komagataya / Card King (ep 94)
Tea Ceremony Disciple (ep 97)
Teacher (ep 65)
Tourist (ep 7)
Truant Officer (ep 39)
Typhoon Anchor (ep 159)
Villager (ep 129)
Xian "China" Li
Yashichi (ninja servant; ep 104)
Yokohama Man (ep 7)
Yutaro
Zoo Keeper (ep 8)
Pauline Newstone as
Daimonji Matriarch
Ino (eps 124, 152)
Rhys Huber as Satori
Richard Cox as
Athlete (ep 116)
Battle Shogi Player (ep 103)
Country Folk (ep 145)
Enforcer (ep 137)
Furinkan Student (ep 142)
Kotaro (ep 129)
Richard Newman as
Battle Shogi Player (ep 103)
Country Folk (ep 145)
Harumaki (ep 144)
Heizo (ninja servant; ep 104)
Monk (ep 101)
Pig Farmer (ep 71)
Robert O. Smith as
Anything-Goes Announcer (ep 62)
Audience Member (various eps)
Azusa Fanboy (ep 20)
Black Cat Delivery Man (ep 23)
Boxer (ep 4)
Cat Cafe Customer (ep 25)
Chicken (ep 81)
Citizen (ep 93)
Coffee Man (ep 59)
Construction Worker (ep 78)
Daisuke (voice double; ep 107)
Demon (ep 138)
Devil (ep 78)
Director's Assistant (ep 65)
Dojo Destroyer
Employee (ep 79)
Enraged Woman (ep 38)
Festival Guest (ep 128)
Frog (ep 100)
Fruit Stall Owner (ep 5)
Furinkan Student (various eps)
Game Show Host (ep 146)
Hayato's Retainer (ep 129)
Hulk Amazon (ep 15)
Jock (ep 23)
Kayo (ep 77)
Kolhotz Hockey Player (ep 19)
Kolhotz Paramedic (ep 21)
Lottery Man (ep 95)
Marinpeck (ep 56)
Moo-chan (ep 148)
Outlaw (ep 108)
Overseeing Monk (ep 82)
Person (ep 50)
Preschooler (ep 77)
Rabbit-Head Announcer (ep 27)
Seaweed Monster (ep 111)
Seishun Kendo Member (ep 156)
Skier (ep 27)
Soccer Player (ep 8)
Suitor (ep 5)
Sumo Wrestler (ep 3)
Swimsuit Announcer (ep 47)
Tea Ceremony Disciple (ep 97)
Teacher (ep 65)
The Panda Artist
Threatened Man (ep 26)
Town Council Member (ep 46)
Ron Halder as
Battle-Shogi Master
Mushroom Priest (ep 145)
Sankichi Urakishi (ep 103)
Russell Wait as Mikado Sanzenin (Animax dub)
Saffron Henderson as
Amazon (ep 55)
Beauty Girl (ep 56)
Blue-Haired Amazon (ep 58)
Flier Reader (ep 56)
Furinkan Student (ep 56)
Kogane Musashi
Neighborhood Kid (ep 146)
Seishun Cheerleader (ep 155)
Teacher (ep 65)
Tsubasa Kurenai
Woman (ep 147)
Samuel Vincent as
Beach Geezer (ep 154)
Beach Guy (ep 154)
Curry-man
Demon (ep 138)
Furinkan Student (ep 89)
Ghost Cat
Satsuki's Grandmother (ep 152)
Sarah Strange as
Cat Cafe Customer (ep 25)
Festival Boy (ep 25)
Furinkan Student (ep 26)
Junko (ep 13)
Little Boy (ep 55)
Lunch Lady (ep 7)
Market Person (ep 33)
Ranma and Akane's Son (ep 54)
Scott McNeil as
Animal Trainer (ep 70)
Athlete (ep 116)
Beach Local (ep 121)
Calligraphy Challenger (ep 114)
Calligraphy Master (ep 114)
Citizen (ep 161)
Demon (ep 138)
Enforcer (ep 137)
Faceless Man (ep 72)
Festival Guest (ep 128)
Festival Worker (ep 128)
Fukusuke (ep 124)
Furinkan Student (various eps)
Goldfish Salesman (ep 142)
GPV Anchor (ep 117)
Kanna's Grandfather (ep 129)
Kimiyasu Daitokuji (ep 98)
Newspaper Salesman (ep 119)
Pig Farmer (ep 71)
Sword Puller (ep 82)
Teacher (ep 73)
Uchanosuke Chumonbe (ep 108)
Umpire (ep 124)
Vegetable Salesman (ep 139)
Villager (ep 129)
Sylvia Zaradic as Furinkan Student (ep 151)
Tabitha St. Germain as
Female Teacher (ep 127)
Snow Girl (ep 126)
Ted Cole as
1-F Teacher (eps 67-68)
Buzz Cut Student (ep 65)
Furinkan Student (ep 45)
Hayato Ryujin (ep 129)
Pit Crew Member (ep 119)
Protagonist (ep 72)
Tea Ceremony Disciple (ep 97)
Teacher (ep 66)
Town Council Member (ep 46)
Umbrella Man (ep 45)
Terry Klassen as
1-F Teacher (Season 3 and 6; ep 73)
2-E Teacher (ep 107)
Admirer (ep 134)
Angry Person (ep 43)
Athlete (ep 116)
Audience Member (various eps)
Bathroom Guy (ep 19)
Beach Guy (ep 154)
Beach Kid (ep 53)
Boxer (ep 2)
Butler (ep 10)
Cab Driver (ep 14)
Canceled Student (ep 56)
Cat Cafe Customer (ep 25)
Checkers (ep 158)
Chem Club Member (ep 8)
Chengensai
Citizen (ep 10)
Civil Engineer
Coconut Waiter (ep 59)
Construction Worker (ep 24)
Country Folk (ep 7)
Cyclist (ep 86)
Dai-chan Delivery Man (ep 43)
Dancer (ep 3)
Deliveryman (ep 38)
Director's Assistant (ep 39)
Drama Club President (ep 39 and 65)
Employee (ep 79)
Enforcer (ep 137)
Enoshima Man (ep 7)
Festival Guest (ep 30)
French Guest (ep 106)
Furinkan Student (various eps)
Furinkan Teacher (ep 37)
Gambling Kid (ep 85)
Go-Kart Announcer (ep 119)
Gym Student (ep 28)
Gymnastics Referee (ep 98)
Hiroshi
History Teacher (ep 144)
Hokkaido Farmer (ep 7)
Ice Cream Man (ep 11)
Ice Rink Boy (ep 19)
Janitor (ep 52)
Jusenkyo Chairman (ep 48)
Jusenkyo Vice-Chairman (ep 48)
Ken (ep 78)
Kimen Calligraphy Teacher (eps 79-80)
Kolhotz Hockey Player (ep 19)
Kolhotz Student (ep 21)
Lingerie Man (ep 44)
Little Boy (ep 55)
Locker Room Boy (ep 10)
Man From Neighborhood Watch
Marinpeck (ep 56)
Moxibustion Monk (ep 67)
Mr. Kuonji
Mr. Zen (ep 5)
Naoto (ep 66)
Neighborhood Kid (ep 94)
Neighborhood Watch Representative (ep 38)
Officer (ep 9)
Old Neighbor (ep 134)
Old Patient (ep 5)
Picolet Chardin I (ep 105)
Pig Farmer (ep 71)
Pitcher (ep 124)
Popcorn Man (ep 86)
Preschooler (ep 77)
Puppeteer (ep 94)
Rice Cake Salesman (ep 149)
Shampoo's Father
Shop Keeper (ep 86)
Shower Guy (ep 19)
Skater (ep 36)
Soccer Player (ep 8)
Stall Owners (ep 130)
Street Man (ep 38)
Suitor (ep 4)
Sweet Potato Cart Man (ep 35)
Sweet Potato Salesman (ep 141)
Swim Meet Announcer (ep 107)
Sword Puller (ep 82)
Takoyaki Chef (ep 132)
Tea Ceremony Disciple (ep 97)
Tennis Player (ep 3)
The Director
Toramasa Kobayashi
Vegetable Salesman (ep 26)
Water Dropper (ep 4)
Western Noodle Bartender (ep 108)
Winter Couple (ep 81)
Zoo Guest (ep 8)
Zoo Keeper (ep 8)
Teryl Rothery as
Furinkan Student (ep 26)
St. Hebereke Student (ep 12)
Woman in Movie (ep 43)
Zoo Guest (ep 8)
Toby Proctor as Copycat Ken
Tony Sampson as
Genji Heita
Soccer Player (ep 8)
Trevor Devall as
Mushroom Expert (ep 145)
Scared Teacher (ep 157)
Venus Terzo as
Audience Member (ep 31)
Bunny Girl (ep 62)
Evil Ranma (ep 59)
Gym Student (ep 28)
Lingerie Store Owner (ep 32)
Makoto (ep 10)
Neighborhood Lady (ep 66)
Pit Crew Member (ep 119)
Water Gun Boy (ep 29)
Young Gyoko (ep 144)
Ward Perry as
Deliveryman (ep 38)
Fish Stall Owner (ep 25)
Furinkan Student (various eps)
Lord of Marbles (ep 94)
Makoto (ep 52)
Paramedic (ep 86)
Skier (ep 27)
Spring Council Member (ep 130)
Tea Ceremony Disciple (ep 97)
Teacher (ep 65)
Torahachi Kachidokibashi / Lord of Marbl (ep 94)
Willow Johnson as
Beauty Girl (ep 56)
College Student (ep 136)
Cyclist (ep 142)
Eriko (ep 13)
Flower Girl (ep 102)
French Maid (ep 105)
Furinkan Gymnast (ep 11)
Granny Tanaka (ep 9)
Gym Student (ep 28)
Kaguya (ep 129)
Kuno's Fangirl (ep 121)
Ladies' Association (ep 80)
Locker Room Girl (ep 10)
Market Person (ep 33)
Neighborhood Lady (ep 66)
Ryonami (Nabiki's Friend)
Sayuri
Shikako (ep 8)
Shiratori University Student (ep 122)
St. Hebereke Gymnast (ep 11)
St. Hebereke Student (ep 12)
Stalked Girl (ep 120)
Ukyo's Neighbor (ep 41)
Woman in Film (ep 28)
Yuka (ep 16)
English companies
ADR: Wordfit System
ADR Production: The Ocean Group
Animax India > Broadcaster: Animax India
Broadcaster:
Animax Asia
Animax India
AXN Asia (Asia)
Neon Alley
RPN Network (Philippines)
RPN-9 (1997-1998)
Distributor:
Geneon Entertainment Inc.
Madman Entertainment (Australia & New Zealand)
MVM (UK)
Ventura Distribution (2003)
Warner Home Video (2014; United States and Canada)
DVD Distribution: Geneon Entertainment Inc.
Internet Streaming:
FUNimation Entertainment
Hoopla
Hulu
Peacock
Licensed by: Viz Media
Post Production:
The Ocean Group
Wordfit System
Soundtrack: Viz Media
Korean staff
Korean cast
(none)
Jeong Hwa Yang as Ranma Saotome (Female Voice)
Min-Jeong Yeo as Akane Tendou
Su Jin Kang as Ranma Saotome (Male Voice)

Hwan-Jin Kim as Tatewaki Kuno
Mi-Suk Jeong as Shampoo
Korean companies
Broadcaster: Tooniverse
French staff
French cast
Amélie Morin as Ranma (fille) (ep 40)
Barbara Tissier as Ranma (fille)
Joelle Guigui as Adeline (Akane) (2nd voice)
Luq Hamet as Ranma (garçon)
Magali Barney as Adeline
Virginie Ogouz as Adeline (Akane) (3rd voice)

Barbara Tissier as Bambou
Dorothée Jemma as
Annabelle
Bambou's Grandmother (Cologne)
Géraldine la Rose Noire
Gérard Desalles as Aristide Galland (Soun Tendo) (2nd voice) 
Patrick Borg as
Docteur Thibaut
Ryôga
Serge Bourrier as
Genma, père de Ranma
Happosai
Vincent Ropion as Sôun

Barbara Tissier as Amandine Galland (3rd voice)
Dorothée Jemma as
Amandine Galland (2nd voice)
Frédérique
Eric Legrand as Roland (2nd voice)
Francine Laine as Nodoka (eps 160-161)
Géraldine Giraud as Amandine Galland (1st voice)
Gérard Dessalles as Aristide Galland (Sôun Tendo) (eps 1-9)
Patrick Borg as
Mathurin
Roland
Serge Bourrier as Ernestin
Vincent Ropion as
Julian
Mathias

Marianne Giraud
French companies
Broadcaster:
AB 1 (from 2002)
AB 3 (from 25 April 2005)
AB Cartoons (from 25 July 1996)
Club RTL
Mangas
NT1 (from 8 August 2005)
TF1 (from 9 September 1992)
TMC (from 17 December 1997)
Distributor:
AB distribution
Déclic Images
Dubbing: SOFI
Recording Studio: SOFI
Spanish staff
Spanish cast
Dubbing Director:
Alvaro María Sánchez (2nd dub ; Spain dub)
Federico Menescal (Spain dub)
Jordi Vilaseca (few eps; Catalan dub)
Josep Maria Ullod (Catalan dub)
Rocio Prado
Translation:
Clemen Larumbe
Juan Vera (Spain dub; Jonu Media; eps 26-33)
Lluís Comes (Catalan dub)
ADR Script: Bruno Jorda (Spain dub)
Executive producer:
José Luis Puertas (Jonu Media)
Marcelo Testa (Plus Video)

Adaptation: Joan Mateu (Catalan dub)
Dubbing Assistant: David Arnau (Catalan dub)
Music Director: Jorge Roig
Theme Song Performance:
Jordi Vila (OP, Catalan dub)
Ma. de Jesús Teherán
Manolita Domínguez (OP 1, ED 2, Spain dub; ED3; Catalan dub)
Ana Teresa Bengoetxea as Akane Tendo (new dub ; Spain dub)
Carlos Hugo Hidalgo as Ranma Saotome (hombre)
Eba Ojanguren as
Ranma Saotome (chica) (new dub ; Spain dub)
Ranma Saotome (chico) (new dub ; Spain dub)
Irma Carmona as Ranma Saotome (mujer)
Juana Molina as
Ranma Saotome (chica) (Spain dub)
Ranma Saotome (chico) (Spain dub)
Marc Zanni as Ranma Saotome (noi) (Catalan dub)
Marta Ullod as Akane Tendo (Catalan dub)
Núria Trifol as Ranma Saotome (noia) (Catalan dub)
Rossy Aguirre as Akane Tendo
Victoria Ramos as Akane Tendo (Spain dub)

Aleix Estadella as Ryoga Hibiki (Catalan dub)
Alejandro Illescas as Genma Saotome
Alvaro María Sánchez as Souun Tendo (new dub ; Spain dub)
Ana Begoña Eguileor as Shampoo (new dub ; Spain dub)
Ana Maria Grey as Nabiki Tendo (2nd voice)
Araceli de Leon as Shampoo
Aurora Ferrándiz as Kodachi Kuno (Spain dub)
Aurora García as Cologne (Spain dub)
Bardo Miranda as Soun Tendo
Belen Oskoz as Ukyo Kuonji (Spain dub; new dub)
Benjamin Rivera as Ryoga Hibiki (1st voice)
Berta Cortés as Nabiki Tendo (Catalan dub)
Bruno Jorda as Dr Tompu (Spain dub)
Daniel Abundis as Happosai
Daniel Garcia as Ryoga Hibiki (Spain dub)
Eduardo Garza as Daisuke
Eva Lluch as Kodachi Kuno (Catalan dub)
Federico Menescal as Soun Tendo (Spain dub)
Gabriel Gama as Tatewaki Kuno
Gabriela Willert as Ukyo Kuonji
Gaby Willert as Ukyo Kuonji
Gerardo del Valle as Ryoga Hibiki (2nd voice)
Humberto Ramirez as Ryoga Hibiki (3rd voice; eps 34-54)
Jaione Insausti as
Kasumi Tendo (new dub; Spain dub)
Nabiki Tendo (new dub ; Spain dub)
Jordi Pons as Tatewaki Kuno (Spain dub)
José Antequera as Soun Tendo (Catalan dub)
José Félix Pons as Genma Saotome (Spain dub)
Jose Luis Irigoien as Happosai (new dub ; Spain dub)
Josep Maria Ullod as Genma Saotome (Catalan dub)
Josu Varela as Ryoga Hibiki (new dub; Spain dub)
Juan Martín Goirizelaia as Mousse (new dub ; Spain dub)
Lourdes López as Cologne (Catalan dub)
Magda Giner as Cologne
Manu Heras as Genma Saotome (new dub ; Spain dub)
Maria del Mar Tamarit as Kaouri Daikoku (Ukyo Kuonji) (Spain dub)
María Luisa Rosselló as Nabiki Tendo (Spain dub)
Maribel Legarreta as Kodachi Kuno (new dub; Spain dub)
Marta Barbará as Shampoo (Catalan dub)
Martha Ceceña as Nabiki Tendo (1st voice)
Mayra Arellano as Kasumi Tendo
Nuria Doménech as
Kasumi Tendo (Catalan dub)
Shampoo (Spain dub)
Oriol Rafel as Mousse (Catalan dub)
Oscar Muñoz as Tatewaki Kuno (Catalan dub, 1st voice)
Pedro Arrieta as Tatewaki Kuno (new dub ; Spain dub)
Raúl Llorens as Mousse (Spain dub)
Rocio Prado as Kodachi Kuno
Roger Pera as Tatewaki Kuno (Catalan dub, 2nd voice)
Susana Macías as Kasumi Tendo (Spain dub)
Tere Jaio as Cologne (new dub ; Spain dub)
Vicky Martínez as Ukio Kuonji (Catalan dub)

Ada Morales as Yuka (ep 9)
Alazne Erdozia as
Sakura (Spain dub; new dub; ep 70)
Sentaro's Grandmother (Spain dub; new dub)
Alba Sola as
Azusa Shiratori (Spain dub; eps 25-27)
Miyo (Catalan dub)
Albert Trifol Segarra as Sentaro Daimonji (Catalan dub)
Alberto Escobal García as
Joe Le Crep (Spain dub; new dub; ep 101)
Mikado Sanzenin (new dub ; Spain dub)
Sentaro Daimonji (Spain dub; new dub)
Aleix Estadella as Harumaki (joven) (Spain dub)
Aleix Puiggalí as Dr. Tofu Ono (first voice; Catalan dub)
Alicia Laorden as
Rinrin (Catalan dub)
Yang-gui-fei (Catalan dub)
Alvaro María Sánchez as
Daitokuji Kimiyasu (Spain dub; new dub; ep 98)
Dr. Tofu (Spain dub; new dub)
Ana Pallejà as Azusa Shiratori (Spain dub; ep 86)
Ana Begoña Eguileor as Temari (Spain dub; new dub; ep 94)
Ana Maria Grey as Ran Ran
Antón Palomar as
Hikaru Gosunkugi (Spain dub; new dub)
Yasukichi (Spain dub; new dub; ep 81)
Antonio Crespo as
Consejero del Furinkan (Spain dub; ep 135)
Gato (Bakeneko) (Spain dub)
Mestre Happosai (Catalan dub)
Aurora García as Nebulosa (Spain dub)
Aurora Mijangos as Asami
Azucena Díaz as Nadoka Saotome (Spain dub)
Belen Oskoz as Take (Spain dub; new dub; ep 97)
Belén Roca as
Azusa Shiratori (Catalan Dub)
Ranran (Catalan dub)
Tatsuko Itashai (Spain dub; ep 94)
Biel Pera as Ranma Saotome (nen; Catalan dub)
Carlos Iñigo as Hikaru Gosunkugi
Carlos del Campo as Director Kuno
Carmen Contreras as
Madre de Tompu (Spain dub; ep 14)
Ume Daimonji (Catalan dub)
Cesar Arias as Bake-Neko
Claudi García as Experto en setas (Spain dub; ep 145)
Cristina Rubiales as
French guest (ep 106)
Mouse's Mom (ep 84)
Daniel Abundis as
Doctor Tofu (ep 14)
Jusenkyo Guide (ep 15)
Mousse (1st voice; ep 26)
Diana Perez as Yuka
Domenech Farell as Guia de Jusenkyou (Catalan dub)
Eduardo Garza as
Hiroshi
Picolette Chardin III
Eduardo Gorriño as
Chingensai (Spain dub; new dub; ep 50)
Oshou (Spain dub; new dub; ep 82)
Ryukichi (Spain dub; new dub; ep 94)
Emilio Freixas as
El Alcalde (Spain dub)
Vell ermità (Catalan dub)
Enric Isasi-Isasmendi as Happosai (Spain dub)
Enric Serra Frediani as Reita Genji (Catalan dub)
Esteban Siller as Bake-Neko (ep 72)
Estívaliz Lizárraga as
Anna (Spain dub; new dub; ep 108)
Azusa Shiratori (new dub ; Spain dub)
Ranran (Spain dub; new dub; ep 90)
Tsubasa Kurenai (Spain dub; new dub)
Yotaro (Spain dub; new dub; ep 75)
Eva Lluch as Princesa Ori (Spain dub)
Federico Menescal as Narrador (Spain dub)
Félix Benito as Chingensai (Catalan dub)
Francisco Javier Pombo as Old Man (Spain dub; new dub; ep 79)
Gabriel Chavez as Tsubasa Kurenai (voz masculina)
Gerardo Reyero as Mikado Sanzenin
Graciela Molina as
Fofone (Ran Ran) (Spain dub; ep 58)
Mariko Konjo (Spain dub)
Panda pintado (Spain dub; ep 125)
Titine (Rin Rin) (Spain dub; ep 90)
Gustavo Carrillo as
Daisuke
Kuno Tatewaki (2nd voice; eps 25-26)
Soun Tendo (2nd voice; ep 43)
Herman Lopez as Sasuke Sarugakure
Iker Díaz as
Copycat Ken (Spain dub; new dub; ep 60)
Dr. Tofu (Spain dub; new dub; ep 119)
Picolette Chardin II (Spain dub; new dub)
Inés Moraleda as Kogane Musashi (Spain dub)
Irwin Daayan as
Pantimedias Taro
Unknown Student (ep 120)
Yazukishi (ep 81)
Isabel Romo as Sayuri
Jaione Insausti as Ranran (Spain dub; new dub; ep 58)
Jaume Comas as Director (Catalan dub)
Javier Roldán as Guía de Jusenkyo (Spanish dub)
Jesse Conde as Soun Tendo (3rd voice; ep 44)
Jesús Díez as Sasuke Sarugakure (Spain dub)
Joan Pera as
Sentaro Daimonji (Spain dub)
Teodoro (Spain dub; ep 48)
Jordi Boixaderas as Torajiro Higuma (Catalan dub)
Jordi Jané as Happosai del passat (Catalan dub)
Jordi Ribes as
Sotatsu (Spain dub; ep 115)
Uragishi Sankichi (Spain dub; ep 103)
Xampo (Spain dub; ep 78)
Jordi Royo as Gindo (Catalan dub)
Jordi Vilaseca as Sasuke Sarugakure (Catalan dub)
Jorge Ornelas as Dr. Tofu
José Posada as Sentaro Daimonji (Spain dub)
Jose Antonio Macias as Mousse
José Luis Mediavilla as Victor Buenavida/Torajiro Higuma (Spain dub)
Josep Maria Mas as Dr. Tompú (Catalan dub)
Josu Varela as
Dr. Tofu (Spain dub; new dub; ep 81)
Sasuke Sarugakure (Spain dub; new dub; eps 23, 82-92)
Juan Carlos Loriz as
Dojo Destroyer (Spain dub; new dub; ep 30)
Frog Hermit (Spain dub; new dub; ep 100)
Gambling King (Spain dub; new dub; ep 85)
Sankichi Uragishi (Spain dub; new dub; ep 103)
Uchinosuke (Spain dub; new dub; ep 108)
Juan Martín Goirizelaia as Sotatsu Jikeiin (Spain dub; new dub; ep 115)
Kepa Cueto as
Gindo (Spain dub; new dub; ep 78)
Narration (Spain dub; new dub)
Principal Kuno (Spain dub; new dub)
Torahachi (Spain dub; new dub; ep 94)
Manuel Lázaro as Maestro Barbudin (Spain dub)
Mar Roca as Chica (Spain dub; ep 147)
Maria Moscardó as
Tsubasa Kurenai (Catalan dub; Spain dub; ep 156)
Yutaro (Catalan dub)
Maria del Mar Tamarit as Leticia (Spain dub)
Maria Lluïsa Magaña as Midori (Catalan dub)
Maribel Legarreta as
Kaori Daikoku (Spain dub; new dub; ep 22)
Koharu (Spain dub; new dub; ep 103)
Midori (Spain dub; new dub; ep 77)
Rinrin (Spain dub; new dub)
Ume (Spain dub; new dub; ep 97)
Yang Guifei (Spain dub; new dub; ep 46)
Marta Martorell as Kin Ono (Catalan dub)
Martha Ceceña as Kasumi Tendo (ep 42)
Martin Soto as Guia de Jusenkyo
Mayra Arellano as Nabiki's Friend B (ep 40)
Miquel Bonet as
Hikaru Gosunkugi (Catalan dub)
Mikado Sanzenin (Catalan dub)
Taro Pansuto (Catalan dub)
Mónica Erdozia as Miyo (Spain dub; new dub; ep 57)
Monica Estrada as Rin Rin
Montse Puga as Nodoka Saotome (Catalan Dub)
Montserrat García Sagués as Cologne del passat (Catalan dub)
Norma Echevarria as Hiroko
Norma Iturbe as
Hiroko (ep 8)
Kasumi Tendo (ep 22)
Nuria Marín Picó as
Madame Saint Paul (Spain dub; new dub)
Rinko (Spain dub; new dub; ep 119)
Oscar Barberán as Comentarista del concurs (Catalan dub)
Oscar Muñoz as Hikaru Gosunkugi (Spain dub)
Paco Gázquez as Director (Spain dub)
Pedro Arrieta as
Sasuke Sarugakure (Spain dub; new dub; ep 56)
Yutaro (Spain dub; new dub; ep 99)
Peio Artetxe as
Heita Genji (Spain dub; new dub; ep 74)
Torajiro Higuma (Spain dub; new dub; ep 73)
Pilar Escandon as Azusa Shiratori
Ramon Puig as Bake-neko (Catalan dub)
Raúl Llorens as Mikado Sanzenin (Spain dub)
Ricardo Mendoza as Sotatsu (ep 115)
Rocio Garcel as Songs
Rocio Prado as Sayuri (ep 16)
Rosa Pastó as Take Daimonji (Catalan dub)
Rosa Maria Piza as Hinoshishi (Spain dub)
Roser Cavallé as Àvia Daimonji (Catalan dub)
Santi Lorenz as Professor (Catalan dub)
Silvia Vilarrasa as Sakura (Catalan dub)
Socorro de la Campa as Tsubasa Kurenai
Tere Jaio as Matsu (Spain dub; new dub; ep 97)
Teresa Manresa as Mare d'en Yutaro (Catalan dub)
Toni Sevilla as Kin'ni (Catalan dub)
Txema Moscoso as Sasuke (new dub ; Spain dub)
Txemi del Olmo as
Anna's Grandfather (Spain dub; new dub; ep 108)
Kumajiro (Spain dub; new dub; ep 94)
Toramasa Kobayakawa (Spain dub; new dub; ep 116)
Vicky Burgoa as
Nabiki's Friend A (ep 40)
Nabiki's Friend B (ep 8)
Sayuri (ep 8)
Yamil Atala as Sentaro Daimonji

Adriana Casas
Albert Roig (Spain dub)
Aleix Estadella (Spain dub)
Angel de Gracia (Spain dub)
Cesar Arias
Doris Vargas
Elisenda Padrós (Catalan dub)
Enric Isasi-Isasmendi (Spain dub)
Federico Menescal (Spain dub)
Javier Roldán (Spain dub)
Joan Pera (Spain dub)
Jordi Pons (Spain dub)
María Luisa Rosselló (Spain dub)
Ramon Puig (Catalan dub)
Raúl Llorens (Spain dub)
Susana Macías (Spain dub)
Vicente Gil (Spain dub)
Vicky Burgoa
Spanish companies
Broadcaster:
America TV (Perú)
Antena 3 (Spain)
Canal 2 El Salvador
Canal Caracol
Cartoon Network L.A.
Chilevision (Chile)
Ecuavisa (Ecuador)
ETC...TV (Chile)
K3 (Televisió de Catalunya)
Locomotion (Spain)
Magic Kids (Argentina)
Radio Caracas Televisión (Venezuela)
RedTelesistema (Ecuador)
SENPAI TV (Chile)
SX3 (Televisió de Catalunya)
Televisa Canal 5 (Mexico)
TV Azteca
TV3 (Televisió de Catalunya)
Willax Televisión (Perú 2019 Broadcast)
Distributor:
Cloverway
Jonu Media (Spain)
Dubbing:
Audiomaster 3000 S.A. de C.V. México (Latin America)
K2000 (Bilbao ; 2nd dub ; Spain dub)
Dubbing Studio: Sonoblok (Catalan dub)
Internet Streaming:
Anime Box (Spain)
SX3 (Spain)
Licensed by:
Artworks Entertainment (2018)
Jonu Media (Spain; 2005)
Plus Video (Argentina)
Selecta Visión (Spain; 2019)
ShoPro Entertainment (Latin America) 
Viz Media (Latin America) 
Translation: Traducciones Imposibles (Spain dub; Jonu Media)
Italian staff
Italian cast
Dubbing Director:
Cinzia De Carolis (eps 1-26)
Fabrizio Gargiulo (CRC dub; eps 51-161)
Fabrizio Mazzotta
Art Director: Andrea Sergio
Translation: Irene Cantoni (eps 51-161)

Coordination: Mandy Mometti
Dialogues:
Fabrizio Mazzotta (eps 1-26)
Giovanna Rotellini (eps 1-26)
Luciano Setti (eps 27-161)
Paola Anzelotti (eps 1-26)
Stefano Marinello (eps 1-26)
Tony Biocca (eps 51-161)
Dubbing Assistant:
Andrea Moresco (eps 1-26)
Maurizio Picchio (eps 51-161)
Metello Mori (CRC dub; eps 51-161)
Paolo Cortese (eps 27-161)
Editorial Director: Anna Marani
Executive Director: Carlo Cavazzoni
General Consultant: Gualtiero Cannarsi
Graphic Design: Paolo Torchetti
Licensing: Mandy Mometti
Marketing Assistant: Alice Quaglino
Marketing Director: Giorgio Pulini (italian edition)
Partners Coordination: Gianluca Aicardi (Ad Libitum)
Production Assistant:
Alex Corazza
Michele Stagni
Script Supervision:
Gualtiero Cannarsi
Vincenzo Martella (eps 51-100)
Theme Song Composition: Silvio Amato (TMC's Zap Zap block)
Theme Song Lyrics:
Francesso Berlincioni (TMC's Zap Zap block)
Silvio Amato (TMC's Zap Zap block)
Theme Song Performance:
Cartoon Kids (TMC's Zap Zap block)
Massimiliano Alto (OP1; eps 1-18)
Monica Ward (OP1; eps 1-18)
Antonella Baldini as Akane Tendo (CRC dub; eps 51-161)
Fabio Boccanera as Ranma Saotome da ragazzo (CRC dub; eps 51-161)
Laura Latini as Ranma Saotome (girl; eps 51-161)
Massimiliano Alto as Ranma Saotome (boy)
Monica Ward as
Ranma Saotome (girl)
Ranma Saotome da ragazza (eps 1-50 + CRC dub eps 51-161)
Stella Musy as Akane Tendo

Beatrice Margiotti as
Kasumi Tendo (CRC dub; eps 51-161)
Kodachi Kuno (CRC dub; eps 51-161)
Edoardo Nordio as
Dottor Tofu (CRC dub; eps 51-161)
Mousse (CRC dub; eps 51-161)
Emanuela D'Amico as Nabiki Tendo (CRC dub; eps 51-161)
Ilaria Stagni as Shampoo
Isabella Guida as Shampoo (CRC dub; eps 51-161)
Luciano Marchitiello as Soun Tendo (CRC dub; eps 51-161)
Nino Scardina as Happosai
Pierluigi Astore as
Happosai (CRC dub; eps 51-161)
Tatewaki Kuno (CRC dub; eps 51-161)
Riccardo Rossi as Ryoga Hibiki
Sergio Luzi as Ryoga Hibiki (CRC dub; eps 51-161)
Stefania Romagnoli as Obaba Cologne (CRC dub; eps 51-161)
Toni Orlandi as Genma Saotome (CRC dub; eps 51-161)

Alessandro Tiberi as Sentaro
Antonella Baldini as
Kanna (CRC dub; ep 127)
Tsubasa Kurenai
Armando Bandini as Chingensai
Beatrice Margiotti as Rin Rin (CRC dub; eps 51-161)
Christian Iansante as Tatewaki Kuno
Cinzia De Carolis as Kodachi Kuno
Corrado Conforti as Hiroshi
Cristina Grado as Nonna di Sentaro (CRC dub; eps 93-97)
Daniela Caroli as Tsubasa Kurenai da ragazza (CRC dub; eps 51-161)
Domitilla D'Amico as Lin Lin (ep 58)
Edoardo Nevola as
Maomolin (CRC dub; eps 72, 91)
Sankichi
Elio Marconato as
Gindo (CRC dub; eps 51-161)
Preside Kocho (CRC dub; eps 51-161)
Fabio Boccanera as Kotaro (CRC dub; ep 127)
Fabrizio Mazzotta as
Happosai da giovane
Mou Mou
P-Chan
Sasuke Il Ninja (eps 51-161)
Fabrizio Vidale as
Heita Genji (CRC dub; ep 74)
Kimiyasu Daitokuji (CRC dub; ep 98)
Federica De Bortoli as
Kogane Musashi (CRC dub; eps 135, 153)
Miho (CRC dub; ep 57)
Ori (CRC dub; ep 148)
Tsukasa (CRC dub; ep 132)
Francesca Fiorentini as Ukyo Kounji
Francesca Guadagno as Kasumi Tendo
Francesca Palopoli as Obaba (2nd voice)
Francesco Bulckaen as
Mikado Sanzanin
Mousse
Francesco Pezzulli as Picolet Chardin (CRC dub; eps 105-106)
Gabriele Carrara as Re del Gioco (CRC dub; eps 51-161)
Georgia Lepore as Nabiki Tendo
Gianni Vagliani as Kunajiro Kaminarimon (CRC dub; ep 94)
Giovanni Petrucci as Soun Tendo (eps 27-161)
Giuliano Santi as King
Graziella Polesinanti as Kin Tofu
Isa Di Marzio as Obaba (1st voice)
Isabella Guida as Mariko Konjo (CRC dub; eps 154-155)
Laura Lenghi as Miho (ep 57)
Luca Violini as Sotatsu (CRC dub; eps 51-161)
Luciano Marchitiello as Guardiano delle Sorgenti Maledette (CRC dub; eps 51-161)
Luigi Ferraro as Gosunkugi (CRC dub; eps 51-161)
Marco Bresciani as Sasuke Il Ninja (eps 1-50)
Marco Vivio as
Hikaru Gosunkugi
Ken (CRC dub; ep 60)
Mario Bombardieri as Samambei (ep 108)
Mario Milita as Vecchio del disegno della forza (CRC dub; eps 79-80)
Massimo Gentile as Kim Tofu (ep 17)
Massimo Rossi as Joe (ep 101)
Maura Cenciarelli as Panda dello scarabocchio maledetto (CRC dub; ep 125)
Michele Kalamera as Genma Saotome (eps 1-26)
Mino Caprio as Nikuman (CRC dub; eps 88-89)
Monica Ward as Satori (CRC dub; ep 134)
Nanni Baldini as annunciatore
Perla Liberatori as Lan Lan (ep 58)
Pierluigi Astore as
Ayato (CRC dub; ep 127)
Yakuum (CRC dub; eps 51-161)
Roberto Gentile as guardiano delle sorgenti maledette
Romano Malaspina as Soun Tendo (eps 1-26)
Rori Manfredi as
Kengyu (CRC dub; ep 148)
Picolet Chardin (CRC dub; ep 147)
Rossella Acerbo as Azusa Shiratori
Sergio Luzi as Bakeneko (CRC dub; eps 51-161)
Stefano Crescentini as
Daisuke
Sentaro (CRC dub; eps 51-161)
Tsubasa Kurenai da ragazzo (CRC dub; eps 51-161)
Vittorio Amandola as Preside Kocho
Vittorio Di Prima as Genma Saotome (eps 27-161)
Vittorio Guerrieri as Dr. Tofu
Vittorio Stagni as
eremita delle rane
Nikuman (CRC dub; eps 88-89)
Italian companies
Broadcaster:
Antenna 3
Cultoon
Europa 7 (from 2000)
GBR (from 1995)
GXT
Italia 7 (from 2000)
MTV Italia
Rete37 (from 2006)
Super 3
Tele 7 Gold
TMC
TVR Voxson
Distributor:
Dynamic Italia (eps 27-125)
Dynit (eps 126-161)
Granata Press (eps 1-26)
Hobby & Work (VHS)
Dubbing:
Coop. Eddy Cortese (eps 27-161)
CRC Compagnia Realizzazioni Cinetelevisive (trasmessi su TMC; eps 51-161)
SD Cinematografica (eps 1-26)
German staff
German cast
Theme Song Performance: Petra Scheeser (OP 1; OP 2)
Andrea Imme as Akane Tendou
Angela Wiederhut as Ranma Saotome (girl-type Ranma)
Clemens Ostermann as Ranma Saotome (boy-type Ranma)

Anke Kortemeier as Shampoo
Christine Stichler as Kasumi Tendou
Daniel Schlauch as Ryouga Hibiki
Hubertus von Lerchenfeld as Dr. Tofu
Inge Lapsin as Cologne
Julia Haacke as Kodachi Kuno
Manuel Straube as Tatewaki Kuno
Michael Schwarzmaier as Soun Tendou
Sandra Schwittau as Ukyou Kuonji
Sonja Reichelt as Nabiki Tendou
Thomas Rauscher as Genma Saotome

Florian Halm as Higuma Torajiro
Kai Taschner as Jusenkyo Guide
Sabine Bohlmann as
Ling-Ling
Lung-Lung
German companies
Broadcaster:
RTL II (from 11 April 2002)
Distributor:
Anime-Virtual (dub only)
Kazé Germany (now)
Dubbing: PPA Films München
Arabic staff
Arabic cast
Artistic Supervision: Yahya Al-Kafri
Credits: Muhammad Al-Qazzah
Electronic Processing:
Alaa Dardari
Yunus Ghazal
Mixage: Nadeem Suleiman
Montage: Samer Abu Hamad
Production manager: Radwan Hijazi
Proofreading: Ramadan Ayyub
Script Adaptation: Nour Darwish
Theme Song Lyrics: Tariq Al-Arabi Tourgane
Theme Song Performance:
Dima Tourgane
Muhammad Tourgane
Tariq Al-Arabi Tourgane
Arabic companies
Broadcaster: Spacetoon
Distributor: cartoon star
Dubbing:
Al Zahra Centre - VENUS (Syria)
Production: cartoon star
Tagalog staff
Tagalog cast
Director: Ed Belo
Dubbing Director:
Carlos Alalay (TV5 Dub)
Ronald Indico (TV5 Dub)

Line Producer: Vangie Labalan
Carlo Eduardo Labalan as Ranma Saotome (boy type)
Filipina Pamintuan as Ranma Saotome (female, TV5 Dub)
Hazel Hernan as Akane Tendou (TV5 Dub)
Jose Amado Santiago as Ranma Saotome (male, TV5 Dub)

Carlos Alalay as
Ono Toufuu-sensei (TV5 Dub)
Souun Tendou (TV5 Dub)
Filipina Pamintuan as Kasumi Tendou (TV5 Dub)
Hazel Hernan as Shampoo (TV5 Dub)
Montreal Repuyan as
Genma Saotome (TV5 Dub)
Happousai (TV5 Dub)
Tatewaki Kunoh (TV5 Dub)
Rona Aguilar as Ukyou Kuonji (TV5 Dub)
Ronald Indico as
Mousse (TV5 Dub)
Ryouga Hibiki (TV5 Dub)
Wendy De Leon as
Kodachi Kunoh (TV5 Dub)
Nabiki Tendou (TV5 Dub)

Carlos Alalay as
Mikado Sanzenin (TV5 Dub)
Sasuke Sarugakure (TV5 Dub)
Ed Belo as HAPPOSAI
Ronald Indico as Chingensai (TV5 Dub)
Rose Nalundasan as Cologne
Wendy De Leon as
Azusa Shiratori (TV5 Dub)
Kaori Daikoku (TV5 Dub)
Tsubasa Kurenai (TV5 Dub)
Yang-gui-fei (TV5 Dub)

Ed Belo
Tagalog companies
Broadcaster:
GMA Network (March 20, 2000)
TV5
Dubbing: Lapat-Tinig (TV5 Dub)
Portuguese staff
Portuguese cast
Dubbing Director: Wellington Lima
Script: Marcelo Del Greco
Executive producer:
Daniel Castañeda (Cloverway)
Michael Stoll
Rodrigo Rossi (Artworks)
Toshihiko Egashira
William Viana (Artworks Entertainment)

Executive Director: Alan Mark Stoll
Production manager: Maria Inês Moane
Theme Song Performance: Vanessa Falabella (OP and ED)
Don Donini as Ranma Saotome (Homem; Locomotion dub)
Fátima Noya as Ranma Saotome (mulher)
Márcio Araújo as Ranma Saotome (homem)
Marta Rhaulin as Ranma Saotome (mulher - Locomotion dub)
Silvia Gonçalves as Adelinne (Akane Tendou; Locomotion dub)
Tatiane Keplmair as Akane Tendo

Alex Teixeira as Soun Tendo (Locomotion dub)
Alfredo Rollo as Tatewaki Kuno
Carlos Campanile as Genma Saotome
Carlos Silveira as Happosai
Erlaine Fonseca as Ryouga Hibiki (Locomotion dub)
Gessy Fonseca as Cologne
Hermes Baroli as Mousse
Joseph Ceschin as Happosai (Locomotion dub)
Letícia Quinto as Nabiki Tendo
Luciana Baroli as Kodachi Kuno
Luiz Laffey as Diretor Kuno
Márcia Regina as Shampoo
Rolando Felizola as Genma Saotome (Locomotion dub)
Sandra Mara as Ukyo Kuonji
Sérgio Rufino as Dr Tofu
Tânia Gaidarji as Kasumi Tendo
Tatá Guarnieri as Soun Tendo
Vagner Fagundes as Hikaru Gosunkugi
Wendel Bezerra as Ryoga Hibiki

Adriana Pissardini as
Akane Tendo (futuro do espelho mágico)
Professora de prendas domésticas (ep 37)
Agatha Paulita as Satsuki (ep 152)
Alexandre Marconato as
Ryoga Hibiki (futuro do espelho mágico)
Torajirou Higuma (ep 73)
Angelica Santos as Rin (ep 119)
Antônio Akira as Neto
Cecília Lemes as Senhora Tendo (ep 160)
César Marchetti as Guia de Jusenkyo (Not Sérgio Moreno)
Denise Reis as
Koharu (ep 103)
Madame San Paule
Mãe do Yutarou (ep 75)
Fábio Lucindo as
Escavador (ep 141)
Happosai (18 anos)
Harumaki (jovem / ep 143)
Homem Bolinho de Carne de Porco (eps 89-90)
Fábio Moura as Vendedor de Bonecos de Papel (ep 134)
Fernanda Bullara as
Ana (ep 108)
Kaori Daigoku (ep 19)
Mion (ep 57)
Princesa Omi (ep 148)
Fernando Belfiore as Meia-Calça Tarô (eps 129-130)
Fernando Belfiori as Meia-Calça Tarô (eps 129-130)
Fritz Gianvito as Homem Bolinho de Feijão (eps 89-90)
Gilberto Rocha Júnior as Leitura das placas do panda
Gileno Santoro as
Harumaki (ep 143)
Mestre Monge (ep 101)
Vendedor (ep 149)
Guilherme Lopes as Shinnosuke, o bandido (ep 108)
Hélio Vaccari as
Monje (ep 145)
Velho Ermitão (eps 79-80)
Isabel de Sá as
Espiríto da lingerie (ep 46)
Mulher das Neves (adulta / ep 126)
Isaura Gomes as Mãe do Dr Tofu (ep 14)
Ivo Roberto as
Destruidor de Academias (ep 28)
Sasuke Sarugakure
Júlia Castro as Tsubasa Kurenai (1st voice)
Jussara Marques as Kogane
Leonardo Camilo as Rei dos Jogos (ep 85)
Lúcia Helena as
Nodoka Saotome
Sakura (ep 70)
Luiz Laffey as
Locutor do Circo (eps 31-32)
Locutor do Miss Delivery (ep 19)
Luiz Antônio Lobue as
Homem (ep 1)
Seikichi Urakichi (ep 103)
Sr Daigoku (ep 19)
Ultraman (ep 94)
Luiz Carlos de Moraes as
Fazendeiro Brown (ep 108)
Toramasa Kobayakawa (eps 116, 135)
Marcelo Campos as
Hanbe "Fera do Mar" Shiranui (ep 104)
Mikado Sanzenin
Sentarou Daimonji
Marco Aurélio Campos as Daitokuji (ep 98)
Melissa Garcia as Mulher das Neves (criança / ep 126)
Michel Di Fiori as Maomolin, o Gato Fantasma (reactions)
Pedro Alcântara as
Ranma Saotome (criança) (ep 85)
Yutarou (ep 75)
Priscila Concépcion as
Ling-Ling
Narradora da Ginástica Marcial (ep 98)
Raquel Marinho as
Azusa Shiratori
Midori (ep 77)
Tsubasa Kurenai (2nd voice)
Ricardo Sawaya as
Gino (ep 78)
Locutor da corrida de obstáculos (ep 62)
Rita Almeida as
Kodachi Kuno (criança / ep 113)
Mulher (ep 1)
Roberto Rocha as Gerente das Termas (ep 99)
Rodrigo Andreatto as
Homem (ep 1)
Picolet Chardan
Samira Fernandes as
Locutora de ginástica marcial (eps 12-13)
Lung-Lung
Sérgio Corsetti as
Homem Bolinho de Curry (eps 89-90)
Kin-Gyu (ep 148)
Rei dos Crepes (ep 101)
Sérgio Moreno as Guia de Jusenkyo
Silas Borges as Neto do Harumaki (ep 143)
Sílvio Giraldi as
Homem Bolinho de Pizza (eps 89-90)
Shikame (ep 104)
Suzy Pereira as Cologne (18 anos)
Telma Lúcia as
Matriarca dos Daimonji
Ranma Saotome (criança)
Thiago Keplmair as Tatewaki Kuno (criança / ep 113)
Vagner Fagundes as
Ken Copiador (ep 60)
Kokichi Escarlate (ep 104)
Maomolin, o Gato Fantasma (dialogues)
Wellington Lima as
Ermitão Sapo (ep 100)
Genji Reita (ep 74)
Médico (ep 143)
Narrador da 1ª Introdução
Reizou, "Canto da Cigarra Mortífera" (ep 104)
Sotatsu, o mestre de caligrafia (ep 115)
Yusuku Ichi, o apanhador de ovos (ep 81)
Yuri Chesman as Yashichi, o Agiota (ep 104)
Zayra Zordan as Giyoko (ep 143)

Alexandre Marconato
Cecília Lemes
Celso Alves
Cleber Arcanjo de Castro (Locomotion dub)
Edna Mayo (Locomotion dub)
Elcio Sodré
Elizabeth Barros Costa (Locomotion dub)
Erlaine Fonseca (Locomotion dub)
Fábio Lucindo
Figueira Júnior
Flora Paulita
Gileno Santoro
Helena Sâmara
Iara Watlington (Locomotion dub)
Isabel de Sá
Joseph Ceschin (Locomotion dub)
Luciano Cavalcanti (Locomotion dub)
Marta Rhaulin (Locomotion dub)
Mauro Eduardo
Melissa Garcia
Nestor Chiesse
Pedro Alcântara
Priscila Ferreira
Ricardo Fábio (Locomotion dub)
Rita Almeida
Roberto Ciantelli (Locomotion dub)
Roberto Colla (Locomotion dub)
Rodrigo Andreatto
Rosa Maria
Roy Proppenhein (Locomotion dub)
Samira Fernandes
Sérgio Corsetti
Sérgio Moreno
Silas Borges
Suzy Pereira
Telma Lúcia
Thiago Longo
Vagner Fagundes
Wellington Lima
Yuri Chesman
Portuguese companies
Broadcaster:
Cartoon Network Brasil
Loading (Canceled) 
Locomotion (Portugal)
PlayTV (Brazil)
Toonami
Distributor:
Cloverway (Cartoon Network)
Tikara Filmes
Dubbing Studio:
Álamo
BVI Communications Inc. (Locomotion dub - Portugal)
Licensed by: Artworks Entertainment
Translation: JBC
Chinese (Taiwan) staff
Chinese (Taiwan) companies
(none)
Licensed by: Mighty Media Co., Ltd.
Chinese (Taiwan) cast
(none)

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