Tendos Wish

Tendo's wish is a story of small acts of kindness being passed along all day through a Ugandan village, ending in a pleasant surprise for Tendo. This circular story has a 'pay it forward' feel that the whole family will enjoy.

The classic folk poem, retold in Uganda.

A horrific and mystifying pandemic has struck Earth, almost completely destroying the male population of the human species—and the female population quickly takes control of political power in every nation. But the “Matriarchs” are far more interested in revenge for the mistreatment they endured under their former societies than the preservation of the species. They set about designing a bloodthirsty tournament, forcing the surviving males to fight each other to the death until only one remains. Two hundred years later, The Matriarchy has fine-tuned the rules of this contest: Now, every decade or so, one young male from every nation is chosen to “participate” in a Battle Royale. The last man standing wins and as a prize is offered one wish. Each contestant goes into battle with a harem of “brides” by his side. Participants have to fight each other and the environment in a deadly struggle for survival, with the last remaining survivor and his harem being declared the winner. It is in this environment that young Alex Dolorean must fight for his life and loved ones in the deadly Battle Royale known as...The Harem Games. (Not recommended for young children.)

Masato, a son of the Tendo family, is meant to marry Hojo Ran, the daughter of a baron. There’s just one problem: she’s a fake. The real Ran has fled after hearing that few make it out of the Tendo family alive. In her place is a young woman who says she will die if it means saving someone else’s life.

A young woman impersonates Hojo Ran, the daughter of a baron betrothed to Tendo Masato. Her wish: to die while protecting Masato. She begins training to attend a Tendo family rose-viewing party in Hojo Ran’s place. Meanwhile, the mysterious Tendo twins hatch a bloody plot. Are the walls closing in on Masato and Ran?

Ranma wants it; four martial artist pork buns from China want it; Genma especially wants it... Described by a reluctant Ranma as the “seal” that keeps something terrible from happening, what is the “Dragon’s Whisker”? Once that plot’s tied up, the whole gang heads to a hot springs obstacle course. And then, a martial arts eating contest guaranteed to flip your stomach! -- VIZ Media