Ranma-½ - Akane: What are you doing!
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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. When Ranma started to carry her on his back, before they quickly departed to go look for Shampoo, just as she was still talking to the doctor, yet following through his advice, she was fearfully curious about what has gotten into Ranma and where he is taking her. (It was so unfair that Ronny Humphrey and Betty Benaderet had left the scene so soon without saying goodbye to Mickey Clooney, but the good thing is that it is an urgent rescue soon to be dealt with. At this time, Betty was still brainwashed from before, after Lana Sherwood used that magic shampoo trick on her which I've explained about earlier during commissioning for my next new posts.)
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