Monday, August 28, 2017
Clark and Tiger
D Clark is putting posts on his site consisting of short scenes written by TH Tiger and illustrated by himself. You should definitely check them out. Mostly Ranma, Ryoga, Ukyo, Shampoo and a little Akane so far. I'm looking forward to some scenes with Nabiki and Kasumi. And maybe female Ranma with someone other than Ryoga.
Wednesday, August 16, 2017
D Clark Art
T.H.Tiger pointed out this link to a site with erotic cartoon art which includes some Ranma 1/2 stuff.
Just D Clark stuff
Just D Clark stuff
Tuesday, August 1, 2017
Monster of Nerima
Not really up to writing a story. This is more an outline of a story, so it may make for rather dry reading. Nonetheless offered here in case anyone is interested.
Ranma is still looking for a way to cure his curse, of which the surest is to bathe in the waters of the Nanniichuan. However, he cannot afford a trip to China or to have water from the pool shipped to him. He hits upon the idea of having Kuno pay for it, by appealing to him in the form of the pigtailed girl. So in female form Ranma describes to Kuno a spa in western China called Jusenkyo, and how she's particularly interested in water from a spring called the Nanniichuan. And how she'd be ever so grateful, and would prove how grateful she was, if Kuno would get a cask of water from that pool shipped to her (Ranma chooses to avoid all the logistic difficulties and added expense of getting Kuno to take Ranma on a trip there). Kuno magnanimously, and a touch lecherously, agrees to do this to please his pigtailed girl.
So Kuno arranges through a family business to contact Jusenkyo, and someone there sends them an order form, with some fairly steep prices. Kuno goes to the office of the person who made contact, takes the order form, intends to check the box marked 男溺泉 (Nanniichuan) but accidentally marks the box on the line below which is 触手溺泉 (Shokushuniichuan). In due time he is notified that a warehouse has the desired cask of water. Kuno notifies Ranma, who wants to handle the matter in secret so no one else will know about and try to steal the water. Kuno takes female-Ranma to the warehouse after hours, when no one else is present. They easily identify the correct crate, open the top, and see the cask inside (there are no markings on the cask itself). Kuno jumps down into the crate and lifts the cask up to Ranma standing on the edges at a corner of the top of the crate. Between them it slips and drops, breaking open. The waters fill the interior of the crate, knocking Kuno off of his feet, and he is fully immersed in the water.
Ranma is still looking for a way to cure his curse, of which the surest is to bathe in the waters of the Nanniichuan. However, he cannot afford a trip to China or to have water from the pool shipped to him. He hits upon the idea of having Kuno pay for it, by appealing to him in the form of the pigtailed girl. So in female form Ranma describes to Kuno a spa in western China called Jusenkyo, and how she's particularly interested in water from a spring called the Nanniichuan. And how she'd be ever so grateful, and would prove how grateful she was, if Kuno would get a cask of water from that pool shipped to her (Ranma chooses to avoid all the logistic difficulties and added expense of getting Kuno to take Ranma on a trip there). Kuno magnanimously, and a touch lecherously, agrees to do this to please his pigtailed girl.
So Kuno arranges through a family business to contact Jusenkyo, and someone there sends them an order form, with some fairly steep prices. Kuno goes to the office of the person who made contact, takes the order form, intends to check the box marked 男溺泉 (Nanniichuan) but accidentally marks the box on the line below which is 触手溺泉 (Shokushuniichuan). In due time he is notified that a warehouse has the desired cask of water. Kuno notifies Ranma, who wants to handle the matter in secret so no one else will know about and try to steal the water. Kuno takes female-Ranma to the warehouse after hours, when no one else is present. They easily identify the correct crate, open the top, and see the cask inside (there are no markings on the cask itself). Kuno jumps down into the crate and lifts the cask up to Ranma standing on the edges at a corner of the top of the crate. Between them it slips and drops, breaking open. The waters fill the interior of the crate, knocking Kuno off of his feet, and he is fully immersed in the water.
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