What's Rumiko Takahashi's best show?

>>134493585
UY

Not Inuyasha.
It's not bad, it just dragged on for about 20 volumes and 100 episodes more than it needed.

How is Maison Ikkoku?

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Another vote for Urusei Yatsura - best characters, best comedy of all of Takahashi works

>>134494185
>How is Maison Ikkoku?
Mostly repetitive with occasional moments of great emotion. The good things about Ikkoku are that it actually has a plot, definite conclusion, and characters that grow somewhat - but on the other hand, the pace is incredibly slow and there's never any real doubt about where the story is going to end up that the impact is diluted. If the total runtime of the anime was cut by 2/3rds it would be a masterpiece.

>>134494420
>If the total runtime of the anime was cut by 2/3rds it would be a masterpiece.
A blanket statement for Takahashi if there ever were one.

>>134494420
>>134494623

more like around 80% is quite good, probably worst part were the last episodes they ran out of budget and ideas on those ones, that 2/3 statement goes for ranma and other series.

>>134494420
i also vote for urusei yatsura.
now if i only knew japanese id spam her fan mail link telling her to make a new season of it.

>>134493585
I have a real soft spot for Inuyasha, but it's probably Urusei Yatsura or Ranma.

>>134496058
nah,urusei is definitely better than ranma

>>134493585
I stopped reading rin-ne for a while, is the manga still has anything good in it?

>>134496090
no,might wanna instead read the next manga after rinne when and if it comes out.

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>>134496072
From what I've seen of both, UY has better humor but I like Ranma's characters more so it's a toss-up for me.