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* [[The Windy City|Chicago]]: Ryoga is convinced it's just outside of Osaka, and he can walk there. ([[The Cuckoolander Was Right|When Akane checks the family atlas, she discovers that there ''is'' a town called Chicago just outside Osaka.]])
* [[The Chikan]]: Ranma and Akane both have to injure several early in chapter 6 when they're groped on the way to the beach. The gropers won't touch Kasumi (presumably due to her [[Incorruptible Pure Pureness]]) or Nabiki ("who might have seemed too scary"). And the narrator assumes that since there were no sliced-up bodies left in their wake, no one tried to grope Nodoka (who was, as always, wearing the family katana on her back).
* [[Clingy Jealous Girl]]: In addition to the assortment already present in ''[[Ranma ½]]'' canon, we discover that Ranma's mother Nodoka is this way about her husband Genma. To the astonishment of pretty much everyone.
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* [[Idiot Ball]]: The Narrator is of the opinion that Fred Yerfburger has it handcuffed to his wrist, although he doesn't say so in so many words. Fred's demonic familiar also comes to this conclusion, and decides she'd rather take the punishment she'll get for breaking her contract with him rather than get dragged down by his stupidity.
* [[Incorruptible Pure Pureness]]: Kasumi, who is so innocent that [[The Chikan|subway gropers]] won't come near her. However, her innocence and her automatic assumption that everyone is kind and good-hearted in everything they do make her come across as a bit dim.
* [[Informed Judaism]]: [[In-Universe]] example — in chapter 7, Ranma claims Ryoga is a ''rabbi'' — at the First Synagogue of [[Artistic License Religion|Judaic Shinto]] — in order to explain to a waitress why he won't eat pork. Apparently "he doesn't like it" wasn't a good enough reason.
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