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When the bucket of nannichuan falls on Akane at her wedding, Akane is forced to actually think about her gender and what her new curse means for her. But now that she's paying attention, Akane is starting to realize that she's not the only one who's been wanting things to change
or: welcome to the fic i've been mentally referring to as my transmasc akane manifesto.
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After one of Shampoo’s schemes goes awry, Akane is left feeling a lot more confident in herself and what she wants. She decides to do what Ranma can’t, and resolve the tangled web of crushes, engagements and infatuations in a way that leaves everyone who matters happy. Nerima will never be the same…
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- Part 1 of What, like it's hard?
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01 Apr 2026
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A series of drabbles continuing the story of What, like it's Hard? Starting from right after that ended, chronicling little bits of the daily life of the polycule and the people around them.
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- Part 2 of What, like it's hard?
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25 Jan 2023
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Ranma Saotome, martial artist and Jusenkyo curse receiver, is married off to the youngest daughter of his father's best friend, Akane Tendo. There's just one problem: The two teens cannot stand each other. For Nabiki Tendo, the middle of the 3 sisters, this sham of a proposal must go on if she ever wants to avoid being chained to Nerima forever through the mysterious genderbending freeloader that's walked into their lives.
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In the days after the events of "Am I Pretty", Ranma finds himself with a strange sense of...loss. A hole inside him where something used to be...something he can't place.
Akane, meanwhile, is filled with an odd sense of guilt for her role in what happened that day. Ranma was acting abnormal, and she fixed the situation. All's well that ends well...right?
As these two grapple with these feelings, their friends analyze the behaviors and patterns on display...and very reasonably come to a very wrong conclusion.