Why is it that virtually every mega-crossover just *has* to have Ranma 1/2 in
it?  I never get what people see in that show...

Why is it that we just *have* to have this moronic argument every so
often?

	Trying not to offend you, Gary, but there is a valid question
within that statement, with a valid answer: Why is Ranma so conducive to
crossovers? (And what I'm ignoring here is the question about why Ranma
appeals to many people.)
	Someone answered previously that its elements match up easily to
other shows. It has the fighting genre, the romantic genre, the adventure
genre...plus, the way Takahashi-sensei set it up, with so many characters
coming in and out, it's no sweat to bring characters in from other places.

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