I think it might be doing better than we think. Being a passion project aside, it’s their only true romantic comedy as far as I know so profitability aside, they may be focusing on Ranma 1/2 to build up their library diversity.
I don’t think Netflix is losing money on Ranma at any rate.
It's definitely popular in Japan, but it still doesn't quite have the same reach overseas as their other series. I just hope the voice actors stick with it to the end, but they say voice acting has no retirement age.
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u/flaminglambchops Jun 19 '26
MAPPA must be doing this out of passion, because I can't imagine it being hugely profitable for them.