Ryoga Hibiki

appearance.

PHYSICAL AGE 16-17 GENDER Male HAIR COLOR Black EYE COLOR Brown Ryoga's usual attire consists of a yellow and black speckled scarf around his head, a long-sleeved yellow tunic with a pale yellow collar and folded sleeves, black pants with yellow leg bands around the ankles, and a black belt. in the form of a sash and black Tai Chi shoes. and pale yellow socks. He is sometimes shown wearing a pale yellow sleeveless shirt and his pants are now dark blue. His hair, particularly his front bangs, is quite long, obscuring his scarf in front. Most often, Ryoga carries a black backpack and a red bamboo umbrella tucked into straps on top of his backpack or in his hand. In his P-chan form, Ryoga's clothes can be seen falling off when he is washed with cold water repeatedly in each episode. He appears as a small black pig while the yellow, speckled scarf on his head becomes his necklace.

personality.

Ryoga's most notable characteristic is that, like his parents (and even his entire family), he has no sense of direction. She cannot go on the right path and often sticks to the letter of the instructions she is given, regardless of whether the path eventually turns or not. He has an inability to understand even the simplest instructions or draw legible maps, once running the wrong way at the start of a three-legged race or getting lost in Shampoo's house for hours; looking for the exit. She can't even follow someone who points in the right direction. this condition is made worse by Ryoga's ability to traverse obscene distances in a surprisingly short time on foot. This, combined with Ryoga's complete lack of direction, causes him to essentially have no idea where he is at any given time, allowing him to miss his destinations by incredible margins. Ryoga generally leads a nomadic lifestyle and only occasionally manages to find your home. His poor sense of direction and his curse have regularly subjected him to imminent misery, placing him constantly alone and lost in the wilderness, at the mercy of hungry predators. When he is first introduced to her, he is a very angry and seemingly unapproachable individual. Ryoga is very emotional, often following his heart instead of his head. However, he has demonstrated the ability to use strategies when he is focused or without distractions. He is emotionally fragile, simple and naive. He regularly feels depressed, which until now has served as the source of his chi projection. He is generally shy, humble and polite, especially with women. He is often easily fooled and used by some of the more manipulative characters, particularly Ranma, and becomes extremely grateful, loyal, and selfless for any kindness offered to him, and his compassion is just as emotional as the rest of him. .

personality.

even making him cry after realizing that he is unable to even attempt to harm Ranma when the latter was weakened by Happosai. That said, while Ranma uses it often, he is not above manipulating himself, albeit somewhat unknowingly. This is usually done in the P-Chan form of him. Additionally, like many other characters in the series, Ryoga is always willing to blame others, primarily Ranma, for his misfortunes, no matter how involved the other party was in them (for example blaming Ranma for not meeting him). to fight, despite being missing). the fight is his fault). He sometimes cares about what happens to him, which makes him Ranma's friend.

data

Ryoga's family home is within sight of Mount Fuji, where his dog Shirokuro and her puppies live. Ryoga first met Ranma at his high school, where the pair soon became rivals as Ranma would continually get the last pieces of bread during lunch, usually knocking Ryoga down in the process as he attempted to do the same. This eventually led to Ryoga challenging Ranma in the vacant lot behind his house. Ranma, however, left after waiting three days, with Ryoga finally arriving on the fourth; deepening his anger towards Ranma. Shortly after, Ranma left for China, prompting Ryoga to follow him there. Some time after heading to China, Ryoga found himself helplessly lost in Jusenkyo (Legend has it that when something is submerged in one of these ponds, the pond becomes cursed and anyone who falls into that pond will become whatever they first fell into or drowned in, though unless specified they retain their mind, personality, and abilities. The cure (or rather the opposite of the transformation) is to be doused with hot water. The victim would then remain in their natural form until encountering cold water again), where he was knocked off a cliff by a recently cursed Ranma, causing him to fall into the Heitowennīchuan Spring and acquire its own curse (turning into a small pig in cold water, but returning to human form in hot water). After narrowly escaping being nearly eaten by Genma and the Jusenkyo Guide, Ryoga began his journey back to Japan. After finally returning to Japan, Ryoga began trying to locate Ranma. Despite getting lost several times, Ryoga eventually finds himself outside of Furinkan High School, where he soon finds Ranma to get revenge. After a fight, Ranma loses sight of Ranma and gets lost again on the streets of Japan, but by accident he returns to his pig form.