In a world where terror grips the land and innocents have no solace from violence and brutality, one girl walks the line between life and death to bring her own special brand of... Ramen. Miki Onimaru works at her parent's Ramen shop, making deliveries, waiting tables, and attracting customers with cute, girlish charm. Somehow, Miki can't complete even one of these simple tasks without the full employment of her extensive bone-crunching, skull-splitting martial arts moves!

Miki's serving up a second bowl of punishment as she squares off against neighboring shop girl, Megumi. Megumi is full of everything the straightforward Miki hates: fake smiles, fake tears, and the ability to wait on tables. Megumi infiltrates Miki's ramen shop to learn the secret of its success.

Kankuro has failed to beat Miki at martial arts for the last time, and now he is after her job as ramen shop poster girl. After she takes him on, skirt and all, her greatest opponents all line up at once. Then, Kankuro, Megumi and Toshiyuki suddenly have a realization. There is one person that not even Miki can beat, a fighter so powerful that she can make the heavens tremble. The true number one fighter on Earth is... Miki's mom!

Miki Onimaru works at her mother's ramen shop, making deliveries, waiting tables, and attracting customers with cute, girlish charm. But somehow, Miki can't complete even one of these simple tasks without her bone-crunching, skull-splitting martial arts. Can Miki get through the day without messing up and angering her mom, who makes her look like a gentle kitten in comparison?

In a world where terror grips the land, one girl walks the line between life and death to bring her own special brand of... ramen. Miki Onimaru works at her mother's ramen shop, making deliveries, waiting tables, and attracting customers with cute, girlish charm. But somehow, Miki can't complete even one of these simple tasks without her bone-crunching, skull-splitting martial arts.

Akira Kurosawa re-imagines Shakespeare's tragic King Lear as a singular historical epic set in sixteenth-century Japan. Lord Hidetora is a warlord who cedes authority over his vast dominion to his eldest son, setting off a familial power struggle for control of his kingdom. Majestic in scope, Ran is a visual masterpiece in which Kurosawa contrasts the immensity of war with the crumbling of one family under the weight of betrayal, greed, and the insatiable thirst for power.

This box set contains both Big Trouble in Nekonron, China and Nihao, My Concubine.

It's not easy being a teenage martial artist named Ranma Saotome, but it's even worse when your martial artist father Genma takes you from home at an early age to go on a decade-long training mission. He doesn't speak a word of Chinese, and yet he insists on bringing you to the cursed training ground known as Jusekyo, where falling into one of many springs instantly turns you into whoever (or whatever) drowned there last.

Due to an unfortunate accident at the cursed Chinese training ground Jusenkyo, when Ranma and his father get splashed with cold water, papa turns into a giant panda and male Ranma becomes a buxom young woman! Hot water reverses the effect, but only until the next time! Constantly chased by battle-happy martial artists and lovesick suitors of both sexes, what's a half-boy, half-girl martial artist to do?

This second season continues to develop the on-going storylines of Ranma Saotome and Akane Tendo, their families and introduces even more of the series' zany cast of characters.

It's not easy being teenaged martial artist Ranma Saotome, but it's even worse when your martial-artist father Genma takes you from home at an early age to go on a decade-long training mission. He doesn't speak a word of Chinese, and yet he insists upon bringing you to the cursed training ground known as Jusenkyo, where falling into one of the many springs there instantly turns you into whenever the two of you have these little accidents. Contains all 24 episodes of season three.

It's not easy being teenage martial artist Ranma Saotome, but it's even worse when your martial-artist father Genma takes you from home at an early age to go on a decade-long training mission. He doesn't speak a word of Chinese, and yet he insists upon bringing you to the cursed training ground known as Jusenkyo, where falling into one of the many springs there instantly turns you into whoever - or whatever - drowned there last. Contains all 24 episodes of season 4!