A Certain Scientific Railgun
Toaru Kagaku no Railgun · とある科学の超電磁砲
TV · Finished · Fall 2009 · 24 episodes · 24 min
Academy City is a highly developed place in terms of technology. It is said to be 20 to 30 years ahead of the rest of the world, and 80% of its 2.3 million residents are students. The focus of studies here is directed towards esper powers. Misaka Mikoto, one of the top level espers in town, shares a room with Kuroko Shirai, another high level esper who is a member of Judgement, a law enforcing agency composed of students. Both attend Tokiwadai, a private school reserved for the high-leveled and the rich. Kuroko's partner at Judgement, Kazari Uiharu, is a low level esper who studies at Sakugawa middle school. Her best friend and classmate there is Ruiko Saten, a level zero, one who has no esper powers. Together, the four encounter several adventures in the exciting scientific town.
(Source: Anime News Network)
(Source: Anime News Network)
Genres: Action, Fantasy, Sci-Fi
Studio: J.C.STAFF
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Episodes
- Episode 1: Electromaster
- Episode 2: When Working Under a Hot Sun, Rehydration is Essential
- Episode 3: Tokiwadai is Targeted
- Episode 4: Urban Legends
- Episode 5: A Certain Pair of New Trainees
- Episode 6: Everyone is Proactive When it Comes to Such Things
- Episode 7: Abilities and Power
- Episode 8: Level Upper
- Episode 9: Majority Report
- Episode 10: Silent Majority
- Episode 11: Dr. Kiyama
- Episode 12: AIM Burst
- Episode 13: A Bikini Divides the Eyeline Between Top and Bottom, But a One-piece Shows Off the Figure, so They Only Flatter the Slender
- Episode 14: Special Workshop
- Episode 15: Skill Out
- Episode 16: Academy City
- Episode 17: Tsuzuri's Summer Vacation
- Episode 18: Asunaro Park
- Episode 19: Midsummer Festival
- Episode 20: Poltergeist
- Episode 21: Voices
- Episode 22: Level 6 (The One Who Obtains the Power of God Whilst Still Possessing a Mortal Body)
- Episode 23: What Is It You See In Your Eyes Right Now?
- Episode 24: Dear My Friends
Reviews
Electrifyingly charged with conceptual science, this is the improved addition needed for the Toaru series.
Railgun took what the Index anime did and made it way better
Supported by rock-solid fundamentals, this series is often campy but hard not to love.