Ranma, having lost the Phoenix Pill and being all but trapped in his feminine form, leaves the Tendo Dojo in search of a "normal" life. With the Full Body Cat's Tongue rendering them unable to take a hit and putting martial arts largely out of her life, Ranma needs a new career path, too. After spending a few months homeless in Tokyo, Ranma ends up getting a job in a bar run by a found family consisting of the owner and four hard-luck girls that work there and now live as sisters. At the Phoenix, Ranma finds a place where she can be accepted and "normal," learns to deal with the trauma she's experienced and finds acceptance as well as learns to live as a young woman, discovering a new talent and potential career as a singer. Fandom: Ranma 1/2 Pairing: Ranma F / Akane (slooooooooow burn) Rating: Mature for theme

The second story in the Phoenix trilogy, Phoenix Ascendant, begins 6 months after the end of Phoenix Book IV. Ranko and Akane have their own apartment, as both resume their academic careers. Ranko's pursuit of music takes a huge leap forward, and Ranko and Akane further cement their relationship. A secret Akane insists on keeping threatens to tear them apart. As Ranko's second original song shakes up their lives, the pair must navigate being a gay couple in 1991 Tokyo when one of them is a budding celebrity. Features more than TWENTY original songs!

The Phoenix Saga Ranma, trapped in their feminine form, leaves the Tendo Dojo in search of a "normal" life. With the Full Body Cat's Tongue rendering them unable to take a hit and putting martial arts largely out of her life, she flees from the Tendo home. After months homeless in Tokyo, she finds love and acceptance in a found family of strong women that run a bar in Tokyo called the Phoenix. She learns to confront and heal from the traumas of her past, comes to terms with herself as a woman, falls madly in love with Akane, and discovers a new calling - as a singer and songwriter. Phoenix Odyssey Four months after their wedding, Ranko and Akane navigate the new challenges of married life. Akane's medical school struggles worsen as her fledgling dojo grows. Ranko tries to balance her senior year of high school with preparation for college and an international concert tour as her second album releases and her singing career takes another massive leap forward. The Phoenix family is shaken by a painful choice and a long-buried secret.

A Night at the Phoenix is a series of short vignettes in support of my main series, Phoenix, featuring a permanently-female Ranma as a singer in a very special bar. At the Phoenix, Ranko finds love, acceptance, healing and a found family made up of other broken and rebuilt women after leaving the Tendo Dojo when the Phoenix Pill is destroyed during the Full-Body Cat's Tongue arc.

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Throughout the epic-length Ranma 1/2 fanfiction Phoenix Odyssey, Ranko Tendo and her pop band, the Dapper Dragons, embark on a concert tour through most of Southeast Asia. Two shows before the end of the tour, th e band plays Jamsil Baseball Stadium in Seoul, South Korea on a frigid December night. The Wildfire Tour: Live From Seoul is a complete narrative of that show. You'll see how every stage effect is performed, every word exchanged between the band and their production team, and every costume change. You'll see every note and dance move in nineteen original songs, including two exclusives not found anywhere else in the Phoenix Saga: Tick and Bad Idea. If you don't enjoy the performance chapters in the Phoenix Saga, you can safely skip this work and miss no plot details that you'll need to know as the main story continues. But if you do, then find your seats, Firebirds... because the show starts right now!