When she was much younger, Shirahama Nodoka had a brief fling with a young billionaire from America. Her father, who was very traditional, held strong prejudices against foreigners and gave Nodoka an ultimatum. End her relationship or be cast out of the family. He tended for her to marry the son of a friend of the family, due to matter of family honor. Not wishing to cause Nodoka trouble with her family, her lover decides to step aside, but before they part they have one final night together.
Years later, Saotome Nodoka, discovers old paperwork while cleaning house. They were hospital records belonging to her husband. Due to an old injury while martial arts training, Genma's "coin purse" doesn't work, and before his family lost their fortune due to bad investments they tried to get him treatment. Nothing worked, and this was before they got married. This meant only one thing, Ranma wasn't Genma's biological son.
His father was Bruce Wayne.
Needless to say, a lot happens. The truth does eventually come out, and as you might guess all hell breaks loose. Bruce comes to Japan on business, which is a cover for Batman investigating Bane and Scarecrow and their interest in a Lexcorp research facility in Tokyo. Nodoka gets reunited with Bruce with Alfred's help, and Bruce learns he's a father. When the truth is reveal Ranma is torn emotionally. He doesn't know what to make of his news. He can tell Bruce is well trained just by seeing how he walks, and cases a room with his eyes. Eventually, something involving the villains happens and Nodoka is badly hurt, and Nabiki gets kidnapped. Ranma goes on the warpath and Batman tries to convince him he's in way over his head. Ranma won't listen, and after he flattens a bunch of Bane and Scarecrow's thugs he gets doused with fear gas. Nabiki, realizing what the gas does, just smiles...
"You're going to wish you hadn't done that." she tells Scarecrow as Neko Ranma makes an appearance.
When it's all said and done, Batman takes his son to the Watchtower and introduces him as The Dragon to the Justice League. Thus begins an epic story of Ranma becoming the protector Tokyo needs as Japanese supervillains start coming out of the woodwork.
Thoughts, comments?
Years later, Saotome Nodoka, discovers old paperwork while cleaning house. They were hospital records belonging to her husband. Due to an old injury while martial arts training, Genma's "coin purse" doesn't work, and before his family lost their fortune due to bad investments they tried to get him treatment. Nothing worked, and this was before they got married. This meant only one thing, Ranma wasn't Genma's biological son.
His father was Bruce Wayne.
Needless to say, a lot happens. The truth does eventually come out, and as you might guess all hell breaks loose. Bruce comes to Japan on business, which is a cover for Batman investigating Bane and Scarecrow and their interest in a Lexcorp research facility in Tokyo. Nodoka gets reunited with Bruce with Alfred's help, and Bruce learns he's a father. When the truth is reveal Ranma is torn emotionally. He doesn't know what to make of his news. He can tell Bruce is well trained just by seeing how he walks, and cases a room with his eyes. Eventually, something involving the villains happens and Nodoka is badly hurt, and Nabiki gets kidnapped. Ranma goes on the warpath and Batman tries to convince him he's in way over his head. Ranma won't listen, and after he flattens a bunch of Bane and Scarecrow's thugs he gets doused with fear gas. Nabiki, realizing what the gas does, just smiles...
"You're going to wish you hadn't done that." she tells Scarecrow as Neko Ranma makes an appearance.
When it's all said and done, Batman takes his son to the Watchtower and introduces him as The Dragon to the Justice League. Thus begins an epic story of Ranma becoming the protector Tokyo needs as Japanese supervillains start coming out of the woodwork.
Thoughts, comments?