Rachel Moore, also called Ran Mori, a fictional character in the manga Case Closed (known as Detective Conan in Japan)
Ran Kotobuki, a fictional character in the shōjo manga Gals!
In people and culture: Ran (Japanese: , chaos, wretchedness) is a 1985 film written and directed by Japanese filmmaker Akira Kurosawa. ... Ran and Meow from Tsukikage Ran. ... Rachel Moore, known as Ran Mori ) in Japan, is a fictional character in the anime and manga Case Closed (known in Japan as Detective (Meitantei) Conan). ... Gals! is a shÅjo manga written by mangaka Mihona Fujii. ...
Ran Ito, a member of the 1970s Japanese pop idol group, Candies
Ran (Bob and George), a popular character from the Megaman sprite comic Bob and George
Ran Hibiki, a character from the Rival Schools video game series
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Ran G, a protein that controls import and export within a cell nucleus
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Ran was the final film of Kurosawa's "third period" (1965-1985), a time where he had difficulty securing support for his pictures, and was frequently forced to seek foreign financial backing.
By contrast, the world of Ran is a Hobbesian world, where life is an endless cycle of suffering and everybody is a villain or a victim, and in many cases both.
In Ran, the vehicle for apocalyptic destruction is the arquebus, an early firearm that was introduced to Japan in the 1500s.
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