So Ranma had that much planned out, but it was hardly comforting. The real question now was how he was going to define himself, and make his mark on the world. For all the pride he had in his power and skill as a fighter, Ranma had to admit he was an obscure teenager living on the good graces of the Tendo family in one of the most distant wards in Tokyo, known mostly for its cabbage and the anime production studios headquartered there. If Musabetsu Kakutou was going to thrive, it needed to become better exposed to society. Soun used to teach it, and he seemed to be a pretty good instructor, but after his wife died his spirit was broken, and his fighting skills began to disappear along with his students. Genma was still a formidable fighter, but he was useless as a teacher toward anyone besides Ranma. No, that was not quite the right way of putting it; rather it was fairer to say that Ranma was pretty much the only person on the planet who could survive Genma's teaching methods in relatively good shape, the magical curses and the pathological fear of cats notwithstanding. No parent was going to pay for their kids to be traumatized and screwed up the way Ranma had been by Genma. Then there was Happosai. Really, did anything else need to be said? Alright, Happosai was the founder of Musabetsu Kakutou and extremely powerful even in his old age, but he was a pervert and a criminal of the highest order.
No, Musabetsu Kakutou Ryu needed to be reintroduced into the world in a way that would wipe out any of the negative things associated with it. So getting back on point, just how was Ranma supposed to do that?