Ranma Nekoken [repack] -

Genma didn’t just give Ranma a fear. He locked a toddler in a pit full of starving cats, covered in fish sausages, and kept him there until his psyche broke. The result isn't a martial arts technique—it's a full-blown, trauma-induced dissociative state.

Do you think the Nekoken should have been used more in the series as a serious plot point, or was it better as a rare, impactful wild card? And would you consider it a “forbidden technique� or just straight-up child abuse? ranma nekoken

The Nekoken: Why Ranma’s “Ultimate Technique� is Actually His Darkest Trauma Genma didn’t just give Ranma a fear

We all joke about the Nekoken (Cat Fist) as that hilarious “fear of cats� gag where Ranma starts acting like a deranged feline whenever he sees a cat. But can we talk about how horrifying this technique actually is? Do you think the Nekoken should have been