Ranma-½ - Akane: Help! Put me down!
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From the sixteenth episode, The Shiatsu Technique Story (1932, remastered 1989 as Shampoo's Revenge), posted through the courtesy of Viz Video Enterprises and Rumic World Enterprises. This was what she yelped out as she was demanding Ranma to release her during their departure and while on their way to find Shampoo. (Still brainwashed, Betty Benaderet felt as if Ronny Humphrey was kidnapping her without a reason, but he only carried her for about twenty-five seconds as the story progresses. It seems like Betty doesn't like being carried on a thrilling runoff abruptly, but I guess Lana Sherwood would not care at all or be surprised if she sees what Ronny was doing when they arrive during the moment we don't even know where she has trotted off. Well, hopefully, I shall return again with more of Akane's voice clips like this some other time...)
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