List of Ranma ½ episodes

The Ranma ½ television series ran for one season before being canceled. Following its cancellation, it was brought back as Ranma ½ Nettōhen (らんま½ 熱闘編); nettōhen roughly translating to "crazy battle compilation". This version ran for six more seasons before the series' end. Two feature-length movies were produced during the show's run. A third movie and twelve OVAs were produced following the last episode.

Viz Media licensed the TV series. Their releases go back to November 1993.

The following list presents episodes in the order of their American (English dub) release. In the show's second season, the English dub release reordered some episodes to put them closer to the events in the manga.

Airdates reflect first airing in Japan. The TV series was originally aired in Japan on Fuji-TV on their programming slot "Teens Golden Time".

Television series
Episodes are presented as packaged by Viz. Notations are made where this order does not match the original air order; out-of-sequence dates are italicized.

Season 1 "Digital Dojo" (1989)
Opening Theme: Ending Theme:
 * Don't Make Me Wild Like You (Don't Make Me a Shrew) (じゃじゃ馬にさせないで Jajauma ni Sasenaide) by Etsuko Nishio (Original and English episodes 1-18)
 * Let's Keep It Friends (プラトニックつらぬいて Puratonikku Tsuranuite) by Kaori Sakagami (Original and English episodes 1-13)
 * Equal Romance (EQUAL ロマンス Equal Romansu) by CoCo (Original and English episodes 14-18)

Season 2 "Anything-Goes Martial Arts" (1989-1990)
Opening Theme:
 * Ranma You Pervert This introductory piece was the lone opening skit (Nettōhen episodes 1-6)
 * Little☆Date (リトル☆デイト Ritoru☆Deito) by Ribbon, followed by "Ranma You Pervert" (Nettōhen episodes 7-23)
 * Little☆Date (リトル☆デイト Ritoru☆Deito) by Ribbon (English episodes 19-40)

Ending Theme:
 * Don't Mind China Boy (ド·ン·マ·イ来々少年 Don Mai Rairai Boi) by Etsuko Nishio (Nettōhen episodes 1-23; English episodes 19-40)

In the English release, several of the episodes were reordered.

Season 3 "Hard Battle" (1990)
Opening Theme: Ending Theme:
 * Full of Memories (思い出がいっぱい Omoide ga Ippai) by CoCo (Nettōhen episodes 24-45; English episodes 42-64)
 * Lambada Ranma (乱馬ダ☆RANMA Ranbada Ranma) by Ranma ½ Choral Ensemble (Nettōhen episodes 24-38; English episodes 42-64)
 * Present (プレゼント Purezento) by Tokyo Shōnen (Nettōhen episodes 39-45) This song was never heard in the English dub. In fact, the closing song for Ranma ½: Outta Control, "Friends" (フレンズ Furenzu) by Yoko Takahashi, was mislabeled as "Present" during the first eight episodes of that season.

''Episodes in this season are Nettōhen episodes 23-45 in order, with one exception: Nettōhen episode 51 is inserted as episode 63, between Nettōhen episodes 44 and 45. It was broadcast as part of season 4 in Japan.''

Season 4 "Outta Control" (1990-1991)
Opening Theme: Ending Theme:
 * No Way! Part 2 (絶対! Part 2 Zettai! Pāto Tsū) by Yoshie Hayasaka (Nettōhen episodes 46-69; English episodes 65-88)
 * Present (プレゼント Purezento) by Tokyo Shōnen (Nettōhen episodes 46-54)
 * Friends (フレンズ Furenzu) by YAWMIN (Nettōhen episodes 55-69; English episodes 65-88, mislabelled as "Present" in English episodes 65-72, until the title was corrected for 73-88)

Episodes in this season are Nettōhen episodes 46-69 in order, with two exceptions: Nettōhen #51 is skipped, as it was inserted into the previous season, and Nettōhen #72 is inserted as episode 88, following Nettōhen #69.

Season 5 "Martial Mayhem" (1991)
Opening Theme: Ending Theme:
 * Earth Orchestra (地球オーケストラ Chikyū Ōkesutora) by Kusu Kusu (Nettōhen episodes 70-94; English episodes 89-112)
 * Red Poppy (ひなげし Hinageshi) by Michiyo Nakajima (Nettōhen episodes 70-94; English episodes 89-112)

Episodes in this season are Nettōhen episodes 70-94 in order, with the exception of #72, which was inserted at the end of the previous season.

Season 6 "Random Rhapsody" (1991-1992)
Opening Theme: Ending Theme:
 * Earth Orchestra (地球オーケストラ Chikyū Ōkesutora) by Kusu Kusu (Nettōhen episodes 95-99)
 * Don't Cry Anymore (もう泣かないで Mō Nakanaide) by Azusa Senou (Nettōhen episodes 100-117; English episodes 113-136)
 * Red Poppy (ひなげし Hinageshi) by Michiyo Nakajima (Nettōhen episodes 95-99)
 * Positive (POSITIVE) by Miho Morikawa (Nettōhen episodes 100-117; English episodes 113-136)

''This season covers the 95th to the 118th episode of the Nettōhen series. Several episodes were reordered for the English release.''

Season 7 "Ranma Forever" (1992)
Opening Theme: Ending Theme:
 * Love Seeker (Can't Stop It) (ラブ·シーカー~CAN’T STOP IT Ravu Shīkā ~ Can't Stop It) by VisioN (Nettōhen episodes 118-143; English episodes 137-161 in the English version)
 * Hill of the Rainbow and the Sun (虹と太陽の丘 Niji to Taiyō no Oka) by Piyo Piyo (Nettōhen episodes 118-143; English episodes 137-161 in the English version)

''This season covers the final 25 episodes of the Nettōhen series. Episodes are in Nettōhen order, with the exception of Nettōhen 138, which is moved back two slots (placing it between Nettōhen 135 and 136 as episode 154).''

OVA episodes (1993-1996, 2008)
The third movie, Team Ranma vs. the Legendary Phoenix'', was packaged as OVA #9 by Viz. Hell Hath No Fury Like Kasumi Scorned was reordered to follow Oh, Cursed Tunnel. ''Nightmare! Incense of Spring Sleep has not been officially translated into English or released by Viz.