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Ranma 1/2: Ranma Forever - Someday Somehow
$24.92
It's all about the storyboard crews that made Ranma 1/2 into what it was. They deserve a hand of applause for their work.

The whole story basically revolved around Ranma desiring to be the person he wants to be and not turn into or have a dark-side to blow up in his face to torment and hinder him and the relationships of those close to him. Not to mention having to deal with secrets and being under public eyes, in the end there was no direction for the future to imagine the possibilities. He's left feeling he must live quietly forever unresolved without the means to a balanced hemisphere or working lasting relationship to his environment.

But to some it all up, the end was just plain crap. Pure and simple, no opinionating or guessing to it, this is where logic steps in. Those with their opinions are entitled to them but get it straight, most do not like the very ending.

Some statements have to be said though, if a series or any series has lasted past 3-4 seasons a closing scene should been heavily thought out that peacefully puts the series to a permanent end. That should be the main idea for a long running series that made a huge profit, sort of as tribute to those base watchers who consecutively enjoyed watching that or any show for long periods, not a ego or a quota requirement that needs to be filled before any ending which is likely what happened here. As normal things go, "No series" ever comes right back.

A good ending should sometimes have help in creating when a desirable one can't be found. Ranma was left unsatisfied and incomplete in his life, his relationship went nowhere, he didn't break the curse, from a storyline perspective that would have been easy to resolve in a funny manner but it didn't happen. It takes imagination sure, we all have imagination but that ending was the worst for one for a story, any person worth two cents or more could have done far better on the storyboard plot to the whole ending without jeopardizing the dreaded sense of incompletion.

It's not a matter of opinion here; it's a matter of common sense. The ending is the easiest to conceive when making a story, stretching out the same old story year after year by the same storyboard writers is the hard part. Almost ant person can give a story a good ending, the cost of drawing then producing to get a cartoon out on set time is the real issue. But when a storyboard group can't see their show being cut off the air they won't give an adequate and appropriate ending especially on short notice. It's speculation, but writers are that way, cartoonists keep their jobs, but the storyboard people get moved or placed somewhere else if they are not dumped from theirs. But who knows what happened or why they made that particular ending with him and Ranma's mother.

In the end all we want is for just want a sense of finality to complete the show and scenes we watched and they came up short. That's it folks there is no more. If someone says there is more continuation to season 7 past episode 25 and that there is even a season 8 coming up, they are lying through their teeth unless they actually show you pictures from actual clips or sample movie clips.

Busted Wings & Rusted Halos
$16.99
This album is killer from start to finish. Most of the reviews I read elsewhere ripped on the singer and the album itself got a bad rep but this was one of my favorite albums of 2003. The music on this CD is nothing short of amazing and the singers voice is not the greatest but it is still really good. If you like punk rock then check this out, its not the hardest or fastest punk out there but it is damn good. Highlights of this cd are...basically every song. It is really that good, go buy it.

DEANNA DURBIN - The spirit of democracy was somehow displayed when Deanna Durbin and William Knudsen danced together to a hot version of 'Tea for Two' at the Gold Plate Breakfast. Deanna discovered that the Defense Commissioner was a "really fine dancer." Their conversation was opened by Mr. Knudsen with: "Well, Miss Durbin, now you've danced with a grandfather." ..... 1941 LIFE Magazine Picture, A4475A.
$12.99
This Item is an original Magazine picture, taken from a vintage magazine of the year indicated. The picture is suitable for framing and displaying in your home or office. The scan of this item was taken through plastic film, however it is an accurate representation of the item. The nominal size is 10.5 inches by 14 inches.

Somehow Very Sure Giclee Poster Print by Stephen Bennett, 16x20
$39.99
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