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*** The Thousand Clubs: she grabs two attacks and attacks with such speed it looks she's using twenty clubs... Then it's revealed she ''was'' using twenty clubs. ''Somehow''.
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*** The Thousand Clubs: she grabs two attacks clubs and attacks with such speed it looks she's using twenty clubs... Then it's revealed she ''was'' using twenty clubs. ''Somehow''.
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::And voilà - opponent flattened.
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::And voilà voilà - opponent flattened.
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*** In the manga version of the "Nabiki the Fiancee" arc, Nabiki decides to deal with the other fiancees by playing them against each other. She successfully get Ukyo and Kodachi to try and ''buy'' Ranma and trying to one-up each other with their offers, they're getting angry and about to fight... Then Shampoo shows up and ''outsmarts Nabiki'' by casually stating that if Nabiki dies then they get Ranma for free, thus getting Ukyo and Kodachi to stop fighting and instead join forces with Shampoo to do just that.
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* The "fight" between Nabiki and Kinnosuke Kashao to make each other spend even just ten yen is mostly funny... Up until near the end, where Nabiki completely defeats Kinnosuke's attempts at making her spend money:
** He brings in some girls collecting money for charity. She gets ''them'' to pay ''her''.
** From the start he had modified the plane they had rented so that at one point it would stall mid-air and the engines would resume working only if she put ten yen in a coin collector. She had already switched his parachute, and offered to sell it back to him for ten yen.
** Since Kinnosuke is so miser he'd rather fall down from a plane than pay her, he smashes on the ground... So she grabs the puppet he insists is his butler and, using some ventriloquism, has it give ten ten yen to call the hospital from a pay phone. Nabiki would have won then and there had she not called the ''free'' emergency number out of her own misery.
** After the previous error, Nabiki declares she's unworthy to be his fiancee if she makes such foolish errors, so she breaks up... And keeps the coin as consolation money, winning the battle of wits (and slamming him with all the accrued debt) while also [[StealthInsult he's actually worth just ten Yen]].
** He brings in some girls collecting money for charity. She gets ''them'' to pay ''her''.
** From the start he had modified the plane they had rented so that at one point it would stall mid-air and the engines would resume working only if she put ten yen in a coin collector. She had already switched his parachute, and offered to sell it back to him for ten yen.
** Since Kinnosuke is so miser he'd rather fall down from a plane than pay her, he smashes on the ground... So she grabs the puppet he insists is his butler and, using some ventriloquism, has it give ten ten yen to call the hospital from a pay phone. Nabiki would have won then and there had she not called the ''free'' emergency number out of her own misery.
** After the previous error, Nabiki declares she's unworthy to be his fiancee if she makes such foolish errors, so she breaks up... And keeps the coin as consolation money, winning the battle of wits (and slamming him with all the accrued debt) while also [[StealthInsult he's actually worth just ten Yen]].
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** Finally Genma recounts what Shampoo did to Akane: she washed her hair with a special shampoo that, combined with a pressure point attack, erased Akane's memory of Ranma ''and'' knocked her out from the strain, and then dried it... In ''[[SuperSpeed 56 seconds]]''. UpToEleven in the anime, as she did it in '''''5 to 6 seconds'''''.
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** Finally Genma recounts what Shampoo did to Akane: she washed her hair with a special shampoo that, combined with a pressure point attack, erased Akane's memory of Ranma ''and'' knocked her out from the strain, and then dried it... In ''[[SuperSpeed 56 seconds]]''. UpToEleven in In the anime, as she did it in '''''5 to 6 seconds'''''.
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*** Even better, she's also far stronger than ''Mousse''. There's a good reason if Shampoo doesn't consider him as marriage material and Cologne was so fast to state he wouldn't marry her: Shampoo is ''that much'' stronger and wants someone even stronger.
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*** Even better, she's also far stronger than ''Mousse''. There's a good reason if Shampoo doesn't consider him as marriage material and Cologne was so fast to state he wouldn't marry her: Shampoo is ''that much'' stronger than Mousse, and [[AllAmazonsWantHercules Shampoo wants someone even stronger.stronger than she is for a husband]].
** To ''start'' said duel, Ranma punches the ice rink in his rage, splitting the ice to create a crack that stretches from where he is on the edge to where Mikado is, towards the center. Then Ranma leaps into the air and makes a diving punch that Mikado sidesteps, leaving Ranma to hit the icerink headfirst so hard he creates a crater. Mikado smugly declares that Ranma must be unconscious after a move like that, chastising him for launching a "suicide strike" so early in the match, only to get the shock of his life as Ranma suddenly leaps out of the crater and attacks Mikado from behind, which Mikado narrowly dodges, but reacts to with naked shock. Then Ranma charges Mikado again, only to trip and skid across the length of the ice rink ''on his face'' before hitting the far wall with such speed that he smashes clean through it... ''and then he gets right back up again''. Finally, Mikado decides to use his ultimate personal technique, the Dance of Death, which pulls Ranma into a whirling vortex in which Mikado can pummel him constantly. It ends with Ranma being ejected out of the vortex straight up and arcing through the air before crashing back onto the rink headfirst. Akane asks if Ranma can still stand, and Ranma proceeds to leap straight up and somersault into what would have been a pinpoint landing... if he hadn't lost his footing on the ice and fallen over, knocking himself out cold at last. As Akane takes Ranma away for medical attention, Azusa brags that Mikado won, but Akane calmly corrects her, which is when Azusa looks at Mikado and realizes that he's been beaten so thoroughly unconscious that he's still standing straight up with his eyes open.
* During the duel against Mikado and Azusa in the "Charlotte Cup", Ranma and Akane are sent flying when Azusa loses her grip during the Goodbye Whirl technique, launching them at massive velocity right at the arena wall. Without hesitating, Ranma twists them around in midair so that ''he'' hits the wall first, cushioning the blow for Akane. The effort leaves a huge crater in the wall and Ranma lying unconscious on the ice...still holding Akane's hand. Mikado declares that an impact like that must have broken every bone in Ranma's body, asserting that nothing human could have survived such a blow, which causes Akane to break down in tears and insults... whereupon Ranma regains consciousness, quietly calls her out for calling him names, and assures her that he's okay by doing a reverse handstand and jumping back to his feet. It's undermined a little by the ''obvious pain'' that Ranma is in upon standing up, but the fact he is still in fighting condition after a blow like that makes his SuperToughness very much a matter of fact.
* During the duel against Mikado and Azusa in the "Charlotte Cup", Ranma and Akane are sent flying when Azusa loses her grip during the Goodbye Whirl technique, launching them at massive velocity right at the arena wall. Without hesitating, Ranma twists them around in midair so that ''he'' hits the wall first, cushioning the blow for Akane. The effort leaves a huge crater in the wall and Ranma lying unconscious on the ice...still holding Akane's hand. Mikado declares that an impact like that must have broken every bone in Ranma's body, asserting that nothing human could have survived such a blow, which causes Akane to break down in tears and insults... whereupon Ranma regains consciousness, quietly calls her out for calling him names, and assures her that he's okay by doing a reverse handstand and jumping back to his feet. It's undermined a little by the ''obvious pain'' that Ranma is in upon standing up, but the fact he is still in fighting condition after a blow like that makes his SuperToughness very much a matter of fact.
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* Kuno beating Ranma while under the effects of the Nekoken by throwing a shredded bokken should be just funny... Until one reads the entire manga and realizes that he was the only one to do it. Everyone else facing Ranma under the effects of the Nekoken took the direct approach and fought a monstruously strong opponent, but Kuno just treated him like a cat and claimed victory without breaking a sweat.
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* Kuno beating Ranma while under the effects of the Nekoken by throwing a shredded bokken should be just funny... Until one reads the entire manga and realizes that he was the only one to do it. Everyone else facing Ranma under the effects of the Nekoken took the direct approach and fought a monstruously monstrously strong opponent, but Kuno just treated him like a cat and claimed victory without breaking a sweat.
sweat. Made all the more impressive by the fact Kuno is normally portrayed as just being an ''idiot''.
* Shampoo gets one at the start of the manga version of the Martial Arts Takeout Race. When approached about having Shampoo compete in the race, Cologne brags about her great-granddaughter's skill and proceeds to demonstrate... by throwing daggers at Shampoo, who is currently facing away from her to deliver an order. Without even ''looking'', Shampoo throws her order into the air, uses her tray to deflect the daggers back where they came from (leaving the representatives PinnedToTheWall), catches the falling order without spilling a drop, and then calmly walks over to them to deliver their order. And she treats the entire stunt as being no big deal.
* Shampoo gets one at the start of the manga version of the Martial Arts Takeout Race. When approached about having Shampoo compete in the race, Cologne brags about her great-granddaughter's skill and proceeds to demonstrate... by throwing daggers at Shampoo, who is currently facing away from her to deliver an order. Without even ''looking'', Shampoo throws her order into the air, uses her tray to deflect the daggers back where they came from (leaving the representatives PinnedToTheWall), catches the falling order without spilling a drop, and then calmly walks over to them to deliver their order. And she treats the entire stunt as being no big deal.
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* Kuno beating Ranma while under the effects of the Nekoken by throwing a shredded bokken should be just funny... Until one reads the entire manga and realizes that he was the only one to do it. Everyone else facing Ranma under the effects of the Nekoken took the direct approach and fought a monstruously strong opponent, but Kuno just treated him like a cat and claimed victory without breaking a sweat.
