Series::Ranma 1/2
Title::Ranma 1/2  Chuugoku Nekonron daikessen!  Okite yaburi no gekitou hen
Music Collection

OrderInfo::Pony Canyon PCCG-00156|Nov-13-1991|Y2500
TrackInfo::18 tracks
Playtime::46:45
Comment::Some of these selections are used as BGM in Ranma 1/2 Nettouhen episodes 100+. One vocal track, "It's Love" by Rabbit, a light metal song. Music by Kenji Kawai.
Listing::

# 1$
tJokyoku$
aOverture$
p2:47$

# 2$
tDai-Konran! Zen'in Shuugou$
aGreat Confusion! A Gathering of the Whole Crew$
p4:27$

# 3$
tRaichi to Jasumin$
aLychee & Jasmine$
p2:10$

# 4$
tKirin Sanjousu$
aKirin Visits$
p2:22$

# 5$
tHapposai no Mukashi-banashi$
aHapposai's Reminiscence$
p1:41$

# 6$
tAkane Dakkan Koubousen 1$
aThe First Battle to Reclaim Akane$
p3:04$

# 7$
tNekonron e no Tabiji$
aThe Journey to Nekonron$
p4:02$

# 8$
tAkane Dakkan Koubousen 2$
aThe Second Battle to Reclaim Akane$
p5:21$

# 9$
tKirin no Ketsui$
aKirin's Resolve$
p4:38$

#10$
tDai-ichi Rokaku: Bishamonten$
aThe First Castle: Bishamonten$
p1:33$
cA pun on Bishamonten, or Vaisravana, god of treasure. This characters' name is made by replacing the leading two kanji of the real name with HISHA, a shogi piece.$

#11$
tDai-ni Rokaku: Daikokusei to Daihakusei$
aThe Second Castle: Daikokusei and Taihakusei$
p0:56$
cDaikoku is a god of wealth, but Daikokusai doesn't resemble that fat, middle-aged man at all. They seem to just represent the black pieces and white pieces of Go.$

#12$
tDai-san Rokaku: Uu$
aThe Third Castle: Muu$
p1:11$
cAlthough his name is printed as Uu in this CD booklet, it appears as Muu in the Drama-hen CD and the movie pamphlet, where the kanji "mu" meaning "nothing" is applied to it.$

#13$
tDai-yon Rokaku: Monron$
aThe Fourth Castle: Monron$
p1:26$

#14$
tDai-go Rokaku: Ebiten$
aThe Fifth Castle: Ebiten$
p2:35$
cEbiten is a yet another God of Wealth$

#15$
tKessen! Hashi no Kabe$
aThe Decisive Battle! The Wall of Chopsticks$
p3:28$

#16$
tDaidan'en$
aThe End$
p1:22$

#17$
tIt's Love$
sRabbit$
p3:31$
iED$

#18$
tShukyoku$
aFinale$
p0:23$