Why the fuck does Railgun do everything Index does but better? Treats characters and side characters respectfully, expands on Academy City without constant bullshit infodumps, arcs that don't feel completely butchered, villains that are likable and sympathetic, no Sasuke edgelord grimdark attempts but has dark moments that is handled well, and has moments like these that feel hype instead of cringe.
Gave up on Index halfway through s3, but Railgun just remains consistently enjoyable even with some flaws.
Because unlike Index, Railgun is a manga adaptation.
Carson Jackson
Touma is such a lucky guy...
Brandon Hughes
- Main character is a girl, which means you don't have to somehow have every girl in the story part of the harem. - No harem means fans don't complain nearly as much when their favourite character is out of focus because at least their character arc can be complete. - Manga adaptation means cooler fight scenes - Main character's power is basic but with many applications, so big fights can look impressive while still having a "new and cool finisher", while Touma's power relies on his opponents not realising the obvious weakness pointed out in vol.2 . - Doesn't have to deal nearly as much with the Church magic, and doesn't need to make a hundred of infodumps to explain how this power comes from the Christ's thorn or something like this : at worst, you get some technobabble about Esper powers.
Carter Turner
Why are western artists so obsessed with misamisa?
