*This is my first review and I hate when people drone on so this will hopefully be a concise summary of my thoughts on the show. There will be spoilers although nothing major just the fact that technically a review is a spoiler :P. I'll go through the categories adding in also what I liked and di...

To Aru Majutsu no Index delivers some enjoyable moments, particularly the Accelerator arc in episodes 19-20 which offers genuine character development and tension, along with occasionally effective humor and competent opening/ending themes. However, the series fails to deliver on its promised sci...

Toaru Majutsu no Index impresses with its rich world-building and Misaka’s sparky tsundere chemistry with Touma, yet it squanders that promise on bland, generic stories and a lead whose preachy speeches and vague motivations grate. Excessive fan-service, misplaced humor, and the rapid irrelevance...

I'm going to come right out and say it: I struggled with A Certain Magical Index. It didn't start that way. In fact, I loved it for a good bit. But then, I began to to realize that I was having certain issues with the general trajectory of the story-line. It was somewhat strange for me, because g...

The original one punch man… Touma… maybe two or three punches. This review will be about the series as a whole, including Railgun, but the rating I officially give will only be for this show. I do not think the title of this show fits with this series. If I were to name this show myself, it would...

He is the poor misunderstood high-school student, just trying to do the right thing. She is the hyper-active child nun who likes to chew on people. Toaru Majutsu no Index didn't really spark anything within me. While I did enjoy the concepts they were presenting me, they were way to short lived a...

I hate when a show is as down the middle as this one is. it has nice art, fun music that adds to the overall experience. the characters are mostly enjoyable, and there was only ever one that really got to me in a way that made me want to stop watching. however. i feel that this show could have do...

I love this show and it's underrated. The music is god tier, llisten to all the albums published on youtube, they are amazing. Art is a masterpiece, the background scenarios are really well made, the effects etc. Dub is 10/10, I mean you got Solusod Micah for Touma and Karbowski Brittney for Misa...

Fukouda !! I found myself using this signature phrase (albeit in an unlucky way) of Touma everytime I am in a bind in my daily life. Now.. onto the meat of the review Seeing as how light novels are almost always superior in terms of storytelling compared to the anime, or even equal (e.g Haruhi ),...

The art and sound are merely adequate, serving best as background noise while doing other activities. The series suffers from a titular character who barely appears, an increasingly nonsensical plot that devolves into fan service, and a protagonist whose heroic shtick and magical powers defy basi...

About this anime- This anime takes place in an supernatural world, where people with supernatural powers exist. These people are called Espers. Pretty simple, right? Since most citizens are students, Espers are put in levels to classify their power's extent, like the level you get in an online ga...

If you are like me, you're someone who likes to watch anime series in chronological order (I mean what is up with the monogatari series?). At the time of this review, A Certain Magical Index Season 1 and 2 as well as A Certain Scientific Railgun Season 1 and 2, are complete and A Certain Magical ...

Well, after watching "Toaru Majutsu no Index" (TMNI) aka "A certain magical Index" a while ago I tried to reflect on what I thought of the show - and pretty much came out blank. Now when I had some time to think about it, some things came clear - I did not enjoy TMNI very much. It had it´s moment...

To start with I'd like to say that To Aru Majutsu No Index (A Certain Magical Index) is a good show, and I'll write the reasons why... Plot summary: In the story's world there are people with the ability to project their personal perception of reality on to the world, manifesting as a specific ki...

The anime honestly had a lot of potential as a sci-fi + magical show, sadly it was a total mess. The Introduction didn't give much interest, basically just gave op/non-op mc fighting op side character to show strength and such. There were arcs that were actually enjoyable like Deep Blood and Ange...

This is the main storyline that feels like it should be the spinoff, not railgun. After watching railgun 1, I realize that this show is inferior in nearly every single way, so let's go through it all. Story: 7/10 Look, this story is really good at its best, and an absolute drag at its worst, but ...

I wasn't sure if I would finish this anime because I think a lot of the characters (especially female ones) are rather annoying and unlikable. For that reason, I actually stopped watching this anime for a couple months. I'm not really sure why I came back to it. The art is good and the story is i...

Overall, this is a waste of what could have been an amazing story. If you read the other reviews you will quickly see the pattern that though the premise and idea are great, the execution was off. Most of the cast is static and half the story is terrible. It tries to do two genres (magic and scie...

You are probably looking at this review and asking yourself the big million dollar question of is Index worth watching first? My answer would be a resounding NO and let me get to the review. To Aru Index hails from a time where being 15 and edgy was a relatively acceptable concept compared to now...

The comedic moments was alright but can sometimes get tedious, but people who cannot suspend their sense of disbelief can sometimes be annoyed/frustrated with those moments. The storytelling and worldbuilding is pretty good, although occasionally, some things can be confusing, like the power expl...