On Mon, 2 Mar 1998, Eimii wrote:
On Mon, 2 Mar 1998, David Lerman wrote:
Speaking of crossovers, I've noticed that the Ranma/NGE fusions use Ranma
characters in NGE roles, but what about the other way around? Gendou as
Genma, Shinji as Ranma, and Misato, Rei, and Asuka as the three daughters.
Or perhaps Asuka as Shampoo.
If Gendou were a martial artist, he would put his son into a pit with
starving feral cats despite reading the warning.
Hmmm... now that's an interesting prospect... How could we arrange the
characters...
Genma/Panda: Gendou/Panda (imagine the Panda pushing Gendou's dark glasses
back up his face)
Naturally.
Ranma/Ranma-chan: Shinji/Rei?
Cute idea. I like it :)
Soun: Futsuyuki
Akane: Asuka (ouch...)
(and now for a little age juggling)
Nabiki: Ritsuko
Kasumi: Misato (They must eat out a lot ^_^)
Heh.
Tofu: Kaji
Kunou: Himself? (Sachiel ^_^?)
Kodachi: Herself? (er... Shamshel?)
I'd almost say the class representative girl here.
Except she's not whacked out :)
Ryouga/P-chan: Touji/Pen-Pen (As long as we're keeping with the symbolism
thing, Bardiel?)(Obviously, some of the relationships won't work quite the
same way anymore ^_^;)
If you made him Touji, you could make the class representative girl whose
name I still can't remember be Akari.
(These next two would be... interesting...)
Shampoo: Kaworu
Cologne: Keele
No, no, no. Kaworu is so utterly unlike Shampoo...more importantly, if
Cologne is Keele, then why would Kaworu be his goon? Doesn't work for me.
Now, Cologne as Keele works, although I like the idea of Happousai as
Keele better. Since Genma was Happy's disciple, and Gendou is under
Keele.
> Gosunkugi: Kensuke?
The military fan kid? Could work.
Ukyou: Hikari?
Ahh...the class representative. I think. I think Kaworu would do better
here, despite being the wrong sex. Fits the 'Friend' role, even if Kaworu
is not an old friend, but since Shinji doesn't HAVE any old friends...
Mousse: ? (Maybe Zeruel in a white robe<snicker>?)
Who knows..
Happosai: ?
Keele. If Gendou = Genma, then Keele = Happousai :)
John Walter Biles : MA-History, Ph.D Wannabe at U. Kansas
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Clever Nabiki sighed. Magic wouldn't do the trick, either. The
next day, she tried putting poison in the ogres' food, but everyone just
ended up thinking Princess Tomboy had tried to cook it.
"The Tale of Clever Nabiki", by Hans Christian Anderson