Hurrah, something weeaboo! Anyhow, I finally got up to date with some series’. I say one of my resolutions for this year should be to watch more anime – And in doing so, I’ve just finished Ep 14 of To Aru Majutsu no Index (とある魔術の禁書目録,)
Set in a city of scientifically advanced superhuman students, but in a world where magic is also real. Tōma Kamijo’s right hand, the Imagine Breaker, will negate all magic, psychic, or divine powers, as well as his own luck. One day he finds a young girl hanging on his balcony railing. She turns out to be a nun from the Church of England, and her mind has been implanted with the Index Librorum Prohibitorum—all the magical texts the Church has removed from circulation.
Or something like that. Anyhow, episode 14 writeup! If you don’t like spoilers, stop reading. :p
Anyhow, for those who have followed the series 14 was the wrap-up of the third.. arc? I dunno what to call them anymore. Maybe we’ll just stick with the word chapter. Anyhow, fairly interesting battle scene when someone has the ability to control physics is your enemy. We saw more character progression from Misaka (Which is always good. Now we know she’s a Tsundere that refuses to cook), and we saw Kamijyou Touma learn to use his fighty skills… A MISAKA army reversing wind generators…
The better bit was the last third of the episode, watching Touma struggle with women.
All in all, good episode. One that makes me want MORE. Damn weekly things.
Unfortunately, "nice body" was not the line used here 😦
For those who want to read about the damn series, essentially Touma is this fellow who gets haplessly thrown into the world of magic/sciencey stuff with little to no power of his own, and we get to watch him beat the crap out of people with that power. It’s fairly generic in terms of character design… A loli, another loli, a tsundere… the list goes on. The story, however is fairly interesting if anyone’s read the short novels. Cutting the fat, the entire series is… just about this guy and a hand that nullifies magic, and the adventure with his friends? Odd way to put it, probably.
Espers, Scientists, Normals… sounds like Haruhi gone wrong…
It tends to pull alot of people, from what I’ve seen. Magical battles, and the like. Seems like it’s Shakugan no Shana all over again, minus the bento wars. And yes, watching it bothered me. Anyhow. Eclipse are the group subbing this if anyone is interested. The animation quality is great, overall video quality is good, and sound is as good as you can get it. Overall, I’m enjoying it so far. It kinda has that air of “Short novel = good story” that I tend to enjoy, the way they flow, the character roles that seem so generic at times and at others aren’t, how they tend to go in chapters of 4 episodes…
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Ok so maybe not that. The series’ overall has a nice balance of action, storyline, and gag humor though, so it does have that nice almost slice-of-life-y overtone to it, which it really does feel like in the first 4 episodes. It’s a little too imbalanced at times though, and does jump from humor to SRS FACE abit too quickly for my liking. As usual, you have the *generic combat scene* cliches’ as well. Oh well, you can’t have everything. (I’m way too much of a wuss to critisize things anyway)
"You didn't cook these!"
The OP song is PSI-missing by Kawada Mami, ending theme is “Rimless: Fuchinashi no Sekai” (Rimless 〜フチナシノセカイ〜, “Rimless: Fuchinashi no Sekai”) by Iku. They both seem to have a nice flow to them, albeit they both are pretty contrasting in theme. OP being very energetic and electric (no pun related to the next screencap), and the ED much gentler, more acoustic.
Dunno how you’d react to me trying to review it. My writing style seems to be like a rambling politician. Makes no sense and goes on and on… Here, have an uppercut. Reijin out.
FALCON...