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The Battle of Nekonron, China! A Battle to Defy the Rules!! Release Date: November 13, 1991 Catalog Number: PCCG-00156 The first film's soundtrack also known as "Big Trouble in Nekonron, China" in English. The domestic release has a different cover featuring the cast from the film standing together. The music for this film was written by Kenji Kawai. Overture Great Confusion! A Gathering of the Whole Crew Lychee & Jasmine Kirin Visits Happosai's Reminiscence The First Battle to Reclaim Akane The Journey to Nekonron The Second Battle to Reclaim Akane Kirin's Resolve The First Castle: Bishamonten The Second Castle: Daikokusei and Daihakusei The Third Castle: Muu The Fourth Castle: Monlon The Fifth Castle: Ebiten The Decisive Battle! The Wall of Chopsticks The End It's Love (Rabbit) Finale

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The Battle of Nekonron, China! A Battle to Defy the Rules!! Drama-hen Release Date: January 21, 1992 Catalog Number: PCCG-00168 This was a limited release bundled with the "Movie 1 Best Scenes" highlight video, and is extremely rare. The decisive battle in Nekonron, China! -Opening- Great confusion in the town! A gathering of the whole crew, chasing and being chased Enter Lychee: Jasmine appears from a black cloud Kirin visits from the sky, when it thunders Now, Happosai's reminiscence being revealed The battle to reclaim Akane: Pursuit in the sky and on the sea The Journey to Nekonron: Pickles, and dishes of Akane's own cooking The Battle to Reclaim Akane: Showdown on the Ship Proposal to Akane: Kirin's resolve Reaching Shichifuku-zan: The battle against Bishamonten Ranma on the Go Board: Attack of Daikokusei and Daihakusei Huge Enemy: Muu's Weird Behavior Ultimate Feat: Monron vs. Shampoo Last Fort: Ebiten's Nightmare The Decisive Battle! Kirin vs. Ranma: The Wall of Chopsticks and the Watery Feat The End: Lychee's Love and Kirin's heart IT'S LOVE -To the Return Trip- The Decisive Battle in Nekonron, China! -Ending-

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Battle at Togenkyo! Get Back the Brides!! Release Date: July 17, 1992 Catalog Number: PCCG-00186 The second film's soundtrack is also known as "Nihao, My Concubine" in English. The domestic release has a different cover. Akihisa Matsuura, who worked on the later half of the television series scored the film's soundtrack and the music is in that vein. On the Sandy, White Beaches... The Wreck of the Lady Binsense Peaches!? Shadow Attack Toma, Prince of Illusions The Legend of Togenkyo Sneaking into the Enemy Fortress I Harem Palace Survival Game Sneaking into the Enemy Fortress II Great South Seas Battle I: First Fight The Slap! The Lament of a Motherless Child Great South Seas Battle II: Wonton Great South Seas Battle III: Toristan Great South Seas Battle IV: Sarutoru Final Battle! To the Horizon... A Piece of Love (Picasso)

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Indiscriminate Decisive Battle! Movie and OVA Soundtrack Release Date: August 25, 1994 Catalog Number: KTCR-1269 Entitled 無差別決戦!電影対映像 (Musubetsu Kessen! Denei-tai Eizou), this is one of the rarer of Ranma ½ albums, and also one of the best. It features music from the OVA series as well as the third movie, with music by Akihisa Matsuura, Yawmin and DoCo. Koi da! Panic (Yawmin) A Certain Clear Day... Premonition of Case Panda's March!? Mysterious Secrets A Formidable Enemy's Appearance Doubtful Doubtful Pursuit Travel Guilty Cover Up Smartly Dressed and Going Out Tendo Family's Fantastic Christmas Crossing the Wind of Society is Chilly One Large Resolution Ranma * Anything Goes Martial Arts, Large Decisive Battle! Akane's Thoughts Ranma to Akane no Ballad (Ranma-teki Kagekidan Bungeibu) Overture Phoenix's Birth Frightful Beak Attack Dreadful Tenacity Large Decisive Battle in the Bathroom Phoenix's Secret Kind Gesture Akane's Big Pinch Ranma vs Phoenix Sword Phoenix * Frightful Gigantic Change Do or Die Mid-Air Battle Destruction Phoenix's Leaving the Nest Leaving Behind Pebbles Owaranai Natsu Yasumi (DoCo)

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DoCo First Release Date: July 21, 1991 Catalog Number: PCCG-00142 This was the first release by DoCo and contained the songs that would be used in the future OVA releases. Prologue (DoCo) Boku-tachi wa Kore Kara (DoCo) Akai Kutsu no Sunday (DoCo) Usotsuki (DoCo) Sukoshi Dake Sakamichi (DoCo) Omoide ga Ippai (DoCo) Kare (DoCo)

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DoCo Second Release Date: December 16, 1995 Catalog Number: PCCG-00326 This is the second collection of DoCo songs taken from the OVAs opening and endings and the third film. Kiyoku Tadashii Kurisumasu (DoCo) Jugyouchuu no Shougakkou (DoCo) Owaranai Natsu Yasumi (DoCo) Kagayaku Sora to Kimi no Koe (DoCo) Koi ga Hitotsu Kiete Shimatta no (DoCo) Fukuzatsuna Ryouomoi [Live] (DoCo)

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DoCo Original Karaoke Release Date: January 20, 1995 Catalog Number: PCCG-00327 This is a collection of the instrumental versions of all of DoCo's work. Boku-tachi wa Kore Kara Akai Kutsu no Sunday Usotsuki Sukoshi Dake Sakamichi Omoide ga Ippai Kare Equal Romance Kiyoku Tadashii Kurisumasu Jugyouchuu no Shougakkou Owaranai Natsu Yasumi Kagayaku Sora to Kimi no Koe Koi ga Hitotsu Kiete Shimatta no Fukuzatsuna Ryouomoi Fukuzatsuna Ryouomoi [Live]

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