Hi, I just recalled thinking of a few strange concepts that might have 
some value to someone.  If you see any use for them be my guest and use them.

1 A little crossover: Have Mihoshi, Inspector Cluseau, and Maxwell Smart 
investigate a case together.  Can the world survive?  (If you want to insure the 
answer is no, call in the dirty pair also.)

2 Have the Rutger Hauer character from "Blind Fury" (his name's Nick Parker) 
meet Mousse and the pair train together for a while.  (Nick Parker's a vietnam 
MIA who was blinded in vietnam, found and patched up by a local vilage, and the 
vilage's best fighter taught him swordsmanship to help him deal with his 
blindness.)

3 Shampoo's elder sister: Ok, now Colougne is one of the worlds greatest martial 
arts experts, and it's clear how much Ranma improved his skills from his studys 
under her, however when Shampoo and Ranma met their skills were about 
equivalent.(I'm approximating)  Anyways I wonder why Shampoo isn't better if 
she's been Colougne's pupil for most of her life.  Now one explination is that 
she's lacking in talent, and thus her skills are what they are because of 
Colougne's constant preassure (Which could explain why Colougne wants Ranma to 
marry Shampoo so badly, to breed some of his talent into the Amazon gene pool)  
Here's another explination however, Shampoo has an older sister who was the 
family's real martial arts expert.  Colougne trained all the family, but she let 
Shampoo slack off her training because her elder sister was so good.  However 
for varying reasons this elder sister left the vilage, and Colougne has decided 
she needs a new heir, and thus reemphasised Shampoo's somewhat neglected 
training shortly before Ranma's arival.

4 A lemon idea DON'T LOOK AT ME THAT WAY!  I just thought about the fact that 
when Goku agreed to marry Chichi, he had no idea what Marrage was.  What did 
Chichi have to go through to make Goku understand what the weding night 
entailed?

5 Have Ranma be hit by lightning and develope mild precognative powers.  He can 
now forsee the concequences of his words before he speaks.