It's a Rumic World: 50th Anniversary Weekly★Shonen Sunday

Introduction

The characters from Ranma 1/2, Urusei Yatsura, and Inuyasha all gather together in a short crossover to introduce the 50th Anniversary Weekly Shonen Sunday "Rumic World" Museum opening, celebrating Rumiko Takahashi's manga work.

Audience ratings

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CanadianIdiot

This is literally one of my favorite shorts! I’ve watched it countless times! As a huge Rumiko Takahashi fan, seeing all of these characters interact with each other makes me so happy 😭 Also, getting to see them in a modern style is fun, and hearing all of the original voice actors as well as Kappei Yamaguchi interacting with himself through two different characters warms my heart! I love it all! The only criticism I have is that they didn’t include Akane or Kyoko and Godai! But I still love it either way I can only hope that one day there will be another one of these with her characters from Mao and Kyoukai no Rinne as well! And maybe some characters from her short stories too, a girl can dream!

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Rezindez

Alright, this thing is only three minutes long, so naturally this review is going to turn up short also. Story: Skipped This anime was created to promote the OVA releases of Urusei Yatsura, Inuyasha, and Ranma 1/2 respectively. Of course, it's all one-hundred-and-ten-percent fanservice, but if that's not why you're watching it, then what are you expecting? The entire reason "Rumic World" exists is so that you can experience the novelty of Ranma misunderstanding Inuyasha's species, seeing Inuyasha attack Lum, believing her to be some sort of demon, and, of course, to see Ataru flirt with every female character that showed up for the crossover, including girl Ranma. Art: 9 The animation is great, of course. They'd have to be pretty lazy to neglect filling something this short with eye-po…