Ranma 1/2 Fan Fiction Wiki
in: All-Purpose Cultural Catgirl Nuku Nuku, Kimagure Orange Road, Oh My Goddess!,
and 12 more

The (sur)Real World

Sign in to edit


The (sur)Real World is written by Rodney P. Malapitan (Parts 1~4 & 6~9) and Peter L. Ward (Part 5 only) and began online publication on January 8th, 1996.[1] It currently stands incomplete at nine instalments, the most recent of which was published online on July 8th, 2000.[2]

Description[]

“ This is the story of seven ordinary people (or so the television studio thought) picked at random (or so the producers thought, anyways) to live in a house, and find out what happens when people stop acting scripted, and start acting real.[3] ”
“ Pick seven people, totally at random, and make them roommates. Film their lives for several months. Now imagine if those roommates were Ranma Saotome, Ataru Moroboshi, Kyosuke Kasuga, Mamoru Chibi, Urd, Washu, and 'Nuku-Nuku' Natsume.[4] ”
“ Nippon Broadcasting Network is looking for a cheap show to make. And a show they've seen in America looks good. Called The Real World, you take a bunch of ordinary people, put them in a house together and film their day-to-day lives. And they choose Ranma Saotome, Ataru Moroboshi, Mamoru Chiba, Kyosuke Kasuga, Urd, Washu and Nuku Nuku to live in the house. 7 perfectly ordinary people. Nothing can go wrong, surely...[5] ”

Plot[]

PLOT NEEDED - This article is missing a plot summary of the events of this story.

Part 1: Where the Boys Are[]

Part 2: And Now the Ladies...[]

Part 3: Watching You from Afar...[]

Part 4: Men at Work[]

Part 5: Divine Advice[]

Part 6: Love and Robots[]

Part 7: Love is in the Air or That Introspection Thing[]

Part 8: No Need for a Neighborhood[6][]

Part 9: Perils & Perverts / Kyosuke Can't Sing[]

Notes[]

Awards[]

  • TASS Awards Award for Annual 1996, 12th place (tie)
  • TASS Continuing Series Award for July 1998, 2nd place (part 7)
  • TASS Continuing Series Award for Annual 1998, 7th place (part 7- tie)

FFML Posting History[]

RAAS Posting History[]

RAAC Posting History[]

See Also[]

External Links[]

References[]

  1. ↑ Post at FFML - Retrieved 03-May-2021
  2. ↑ Post at FFML
  3. ↑ Description from Internet Archive record of -M- Productions! & Internet Archive record of Crossover Corner - Retrieved 19-Mar-2023
  4. ↑ Description from FFML Weekly Synopses - Retrieved 08-Nov-2023
  5. ↑ Description from Internet Archive record of The Penultimate Ranma Fanfic Index - Retrieved 03-Jul-2015
  6. ↑ Originally titled "Sex Drive Muyo".
  7. ↑ Retrieved 28-Dec-2023
Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted.