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Powerful Pro Baseball Announces Ranma One-Half Collaboration With Free Ryoga Character

Konami announces a crossover between Powerful Pro Baseball and Rumiko Takahashi's Ranma 1/2 starting November 4, featuring a free PSR Ryoga Hibiki character.

By Gameforce Mobile News Desk

Powerful Pro Baseball and Ranma One-Half collaboration announcement art featuring Ryoga and Ranma

Key facts

Topic:
Mobile Updates
Published:
2026-10-30
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Gameforce Mobile News Desk

Key takeaways

  • Collaboration kicks off following scheduled maintenance on November 4 in Japanese mobile service.
  • Players receive a PSR-rarity Ryoga Hibiki and twenty Power Stones as free login rewards.
  • Brings Rumiko Takahashi's martial-arts characters into Konami's cartoon sports simulator.

Konami has announced an unexpected collaboration between its long-running mobile baseball game Powerful Pro Baseball and the anime Ranma 1/2. The crossover will begin after maintenance on November 4, introducing special events and promotional rewards inspired by Rumiko Takahashi's popular martial-arts comedy. The publisher confirmed the collaboration on October 30, revealing that players will be able to obtain a PSR-rarity version of Ryoga Hibiki through a login reward.

Additional rewards include twenty Power Stones, providing useful resources for players participating in the event. Further details concerning the complete collaboration programme will be announced later. The combination may initially seem unusual because Ranma 1/2 is primarily associated with martial arts, comedy and supernatural transformations rather than professional baseball.

However, Japanese mobile games have developed a substantial tradition of unexpected crossovers, particularly when recognisable anime characters can attract new audiences. Powerful Pro Baseball is especially suitable for this approach because its distinctive cartoon presentation allows characters from different franchises to appear without requiring realistic visual consistency.

The event also provides existing players with an opportunity to obtain special content while participating in familiar progression systems. However, the announcement currently concerns the Japanese mobile service, and international availability should not be assumed. Players interested in the rewards should check the official schedule before the November 4 maintenance.

The collaboration demonstrates how established sports games can maintain interest through entertainment partnerships that extend beyond their original subject matter. Apparently Ranma and Ryoga have discovered that baseball offers an entirely new collection of opportunities to become confused, competitive and occasionally hit by flying objects.

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