I wondered about when you were going to bring up the doublet system. And Amatsu's reaction to learning of it was quite fitting, actually. Also Urd lost quite a lot in that battle. (Even with everything that happened between them, Hild was still her mother after all.) Without her friends and husband as support, she would likely have broken down completely. Especially with half of her main support currently being lost in grief herself. Speaking of Belldandy, she will need (and get) Keiichi's help to get through this. But having her reach the stage of acceptance first on her own might be the right thing, she is the kind of character to try and put on a strong front towards others if you don't.

Ryouga, apart from the tourist gig, could be the God of the Perpetually Lost I guess? ;) Patron of the Unknown Path. Certainly the amount of resistance he was able to put up as still only mortal human seemed to have translated into a certain amount of respect he gets even (especially?) among demons.

And if anyone wonders just how that Hunter's uniform of Akane's looks like, just search for "Devil Hunter Yohko". Though I wonder whether the virgin stipulation does apply to her as well. ;)

That's the best fate I've ever seen for Ryoga.

This is brilliant! I would have started it with less trepidation had I known it was actually complete, a very good read indeed.

Very enjoyable story.

Only critique is that the climatic battle scene ended on a bit of a duff note: a literal Deus Ex Machina of inexplicably timed divine lightning. If Kami could one-shot AM, why didn't he do so at the start of the battle? And, knowing that he could be thunderbolted, why did AM expect to win a direct fight in the first place?

It also felt like Hild died far too easily, and it's not clear why Kami wouldn't resurrect all the gods (and demons!) who died bravely. I liked AM's abuse of the doublet system tho.

This not remembering anything crap got old fast. Not even worth reading more.

Just thought you'd appreciate knowing that this is one of my all time favorite Ranma fanfics. One of the first I came across, and one of the best. Thank you for writing it.

Hehehe, great story. :) 13 years old, wow. Although it looks like you never marked it as complete.

Absolutely hilarious ending with Ryoga and great story!

*Face Palm* Oh, Ryoga. On another note you might want to mark this as completed because I almost skipped over it because of that.

Good story. The sacrifices at the end where well used.

Well it was interesting, but after everything ranma and akane went through I only ship for that couple. And to me if a couple are meant to be togehter, they'd atleast start in the same series. I honestly would like some sort of warning if their is going to be a pairing other than the cannon couple. After reading 2 chapters I started to figure this was heading in a direction I rarely tolerate so I started skimming and then I just read chapters 14 and 15 after that, and was glad I didn't feel like I wasted my time reading the whole thing. I'm not bashing your writing, It's actually really good, and I did like the way you'd sorta slowly reveal things to keep the reading hanging on and waiting to see what's happening next and it just keeps the reader curious. So what I read was good writing. But when it comes to Ranma 1/2, anything other than rumiko takahashi's cannon couple ranma and akane, is definitely not my cup of tea. You also have ranma way out of character. I guess that's cause he's not ranma anymore, but...
To be honest one of the best ranma 1/2 Ah my Goddess crossovers I've read has to be sciviner's "That's one half my Goddess!" He's really good at keeping to the style of ranma 1/2 with the characters and the theme, that you might also work on. Maybe you want to check it out?
s/5747346/1/That-s-One-Half-My-Goddess

Well that all. I said what I thought was good, What bothered me, What could use improvement, and gave a link to a good fanfic that might give you good ideas and show you where you'd could improve if you decide to read it. Other than that, I thought you write well; well enough that Maybe you could have a future writing if you wanted to? Well that's it, and Hope you have a nice day. bye.

I almost cooed at how hilariously great that last line is.

Lovely epilogue; measures of justice, but no ridiculously over the top vindictiveness. Ryoga as the interplanar tour-guide amuses me immensely.

The point where the Big Bad was defeated could use some work, but aside from that, this was a very well-written story.

That's a nice bit of paying attention to detail that I appreciate.