The above storyarcs together probably comprise the most enjoyable 2000s Ranma fanfiction story that I've read so far. There are a couple of small continuity or characterisation gaffs, but the interactions, humour, flow, and behaviour all work wonderfully, with extremely efficient use of strictly the available character gallery, including when it goes into metafiction-but-not-really story thematics commentary with the formerly throwaway-now turned epic villain Brushogun. And it even manages to stay entirely within both the Takahashi and Teen Titans Go story tones. Warmly recommended, with a large dose of jealousy for the sheer efficiency of the later parts of the story. That said, the beginning chapters are far weaker than what it evolves into, as the author learns and gets the required settings built up, so don't get discouraged. Except for Nabiki's late showcase scene in the first arc, Dark Titans is by far the superior part, but it's definitely worth it when you get there.
antvasima's review
The above storyarcs together probably comprise the most enjoyable 2000s Ranma fanfiction story that I've read so far. There are a couple of small continuity or characterisation gaffs, but the interactions, humour, flow, and behaviour all work wonderfully, with extremely efficient use of strictly the available character gallery, including when it goes into metafiction-but-not-really story thematics commentary with the formerly throwaway-now turned epic villain Brushogun. And it even manages to stay entirely within both the Takahashi and Teen Titans Go story tones. Warmly recommended, with a large dose of jealousy for the sheer efficiency of the later parts of the story. That said, the beginning chapters are far weaker than what it evolves into, as the author learns and gets the required settings built up, so don't get discouraged. Except for Nabiki's late showcase scene in the first arc, Dark Titans is by far the superior part, but it's definitely worth it when you get there.