You can check the TV Tome guide to see if she did or not. While you're
there check out the Inuyasha guide, yours truly is the head editor for the
Inuyasha guide.

Ranma


> [Original Message]
> From: <HuneyB279@aol.com>
> To: <ranma@ml.usagi.org>
 > Date: 9/16/2002 2:54:38 PM
> Subject: Re:  Pooky chan
>
> Now you see, that's the funny thing!  I couldn't stand Richard Cox as
Ranma, 
> it just didn't fit.  But Richard Cox is now doing Inuyasha.  I must admit
the 
> entire first episode kept me practically ripping my hair out  every time
he 
> spoke, it just didn't fit to me.  However, I do think that a lot of that
has 
> to do with me having heard the sub first, the voices are soooo different
and 
> I'm just kind of accustomed to the original Inuyasha voice.  Now, though,
I'm 
> getting much more used to Richard Cox as Inuyasha, I don't even have the
urge 
> to throw things every time he speaks!  Still, I don't think that he quite
has 
> it.  He just doesn't sound quite harsh enough, he sounds too caring. 
Anyhoo, 
> I guess this is kind of off, sorry.  I know that a lot of people didn't
like 
> Sarah Strange as Ranma, but I loved her!  I really can't think of any of
the 
> voices, other than after they were changed (like Richard Cox), that I
didn't 
> really like.  I haven't looked it up yet, but did the same girl do female 
> Ranma's voice for the first season as the rest of the seasons?  I just
got 
> the Digital Dojo recently (yay!) and she just sounded different to me.  
> Anyone know?
> 
> --Huney
> 
> <<Me, I got my start watching Ranma subbed, but I've since converted to
the
> <<dub, but Richard Ian Cox in Random Rhapsody as Ranma, his voice is NOT
> <<right for Ranma, I hate the voice in Random Rhapsody, the guy uses the
same
> <<voice on everything he does.
> 
> <<Ranma
> 
> 



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