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The Ranma ½ television series ran for one season before being canceled. Following its cancellation, it was brought back as Ranma ½ Nettōhen (らんま½ 熱闘編 Ranma ½ Nettōhen?); nettōhen roughly translating to "crazy battle compilation". This version ran for six more seasons before the series' end. Two feature-length movies were produced during the show's run. A third movie and twelve OVAs were produced following the last episode. Airdates reflect first airing in Japan. The TV series was originally aired in Japan on Fuji-TV on their programming slot "Teens Golden Time".

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  • List of Ranma ½ episodes
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  • The Ranma ½ television series ran for one season before being canceled. Following its cancellation, it was brought back as Ranma ½ Nettōhen (らんま½ 熱闘編 Ranma ½ Nettōhen?); nettōhen roughly translating to "crazy battle compilation". This version ran for six more seasons before the series' end. Two feature-length movies were produced during the show's run. A third movie and twelve OVAs were produced following the last episode. Airdates reflect first airing in Japan. The TV series was originally aired in Japan on Fuji-TV on their programming slot "Teens Golden Time".
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  • The Ranma ½ television series ran for one season before being canceled. Following its cancellation, it was brought back as Ranma ½ Nettōhen (らんま½ 熱闘編 Ranma ½ Nettōhen?); nettōhen roughly translating to "crazy battle compilation". This version ran for six more seasons before the series' end. Two feature-length movies were produced during the show's run. A third movie and twelve OVAs were produced following the last episode. The following list presents episodes in the order of their American (English dub) release. In the show's second season, the English dub release reordered some episodes to put them closer to the events in the manga. Airdates reflect first airing in Japan. The TV series was originally aired in Japan on Fuji-TV on their programming slot "Teens Golden Time".
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