Genma himself was a little different from what he might have been. With his heritage from Benten, and his own father being a great monster-slayer and hero, he had become less a thief and more a warrior. That shifted a little with the two Genma merging, but of the two - it was the native who was stronger. He could draw strength from the very earth, becoming unmovable and supernaturally tough.
Luck favored Genma, and Ranma as well. Things tended to go well for either of them. Not to an overwhelming an extent but in little things.
Ranma found himself growing up the son of a monster-slayer in this world where humanity was frequently threatened.
He was strong, though not as strong as some. He was fast, though there were some godspawn who were faster. He was skilled in battle techniques, though whether he was the best or not was something that was fiercely disputed by various individuals involved. He was tough and hard to hurt, though there were others who had special techniques or capabilities that made them especially so.
What really drew attention to Ranma Saotome though, was:
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