> 	For a purely anime reference, too, Ryouga pulled off like 10 super
> Shishi Hokodan without ever having any sign of being drained.  By the
> way, the Shishi Hokodan you're referring to the in movie 2?  That is
> known as the regular one which doesn't even do all that damage, really. 
> It's the big ones that look kind of like an Ultima spell from FF3 that
> does the damage.  In Ranma 1/2, everyone chi-users have seemingly
> unlimited amount of chi, except for Herb, who is ironically the
> chi-master.  But, he says he needs to rest from using too much chi, and
> that's after about a week of using chi non-stop on every single fight. 
> Come on, you call that a big Shishi Hokodan?  That is so tiny compare
> the really big ones.  ^_^

Actually, Ryouga's chi attacks are based on a pun in Japanese.  The word "ki"
in Japanese (the same as "chi") also means "feelings".  So Ryouga doesn't run
out as long as he feels depressed.

The Mouko Takabisha also runs off of feelings.  Ranma's not going to run out
either.

That's why Herb is the only one who can run out.  He's using actual martial-
arts type ki.