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Rating: 80%
A Certain Scientific Railgun is equal parts fun and sentimental. It rises above the pitfalls of its genre by concentrating on telling a story about people you can empathize with.
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Crossover! ...
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This episode dishes out more exposition, telling you Index’s talent for memory and a little more about Necessarius. It also tells you a little more about the nature of magic, and how it was created by those who couldn’t use esper powers. And it really is a case of telling and not showing, which is disappointing. Toma, having discovered a bloodied and unconscious Index in front of his apartment, runs afoul of Fortis 931 (AKA Stiyl Magnus). For reasons not entirely clear to me, they have a fight. I mean yeah, if a guy with a barcode tatoo on his face shows up, you’re probably going to want to fight him. But technically he isn’t responsible for what happened to Index, and he even says his job is to protect “it.” So he’s kind of a dick but probably not the guy you want to take your aggressions out on. Toma eventually prevails thanks to a very good sprinkler system, and brings Index to his teacher, who is the only person he knows that might be able to use magic to heal her. ...
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Whether it’s because of network stipulations, writer’s guild shenanigans, or production problems, almost every TV show is padded out with filler. But not all filler is bad, just like not all story arc episodes are good. Just look at any episode of Dragon Ball Z. Would you watch more than 10 minutes of this? ...
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Putting BiriBiri in a maid outfit was also a dirty trick. Damn you, Railgun! ...
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The situation is tense. Bleak. Desperate, even. You’re surrounded by enemy contacts all over the freaking place. Half your systems are down. Thrusters are barely responding. In this situation, who would you want on your crew? Who could you rely on to get the job done? Who can you trust to pull that miracle out of his ass, to turn death into a fighting chance to live? ...
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Full review of A Certain Scientific Railgun ...
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