To Aru Kagaku no Railgun – 23
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Summary:
Since Telestina has taken responsibility of the children, Kuroko thinks that everything has been settled, but Mikoto still wonders if she did the right thing.
To Aru Kagaku no Railgun – 22
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Summary:
Haruue reveals to Mikoto and company that she and Edasaki had been at the same Child Error facility before Edasaki was transferred away.
To Aru Kagaku no Railgun – 21
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Summary:
After this new Poltergeist incident, Kuroko thanks Telestina and chats with her about the interference to AIM dispersion fields.
To Aru Kagaku no Railgun – 20
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Summary:
There have been more earthquakes lately, however a more important development has been occupying Uiharu: a new transfer student is becoming her roommate.
fripSide – LEVEL5 -judgelight- PV (To Aru Kagaku no Railgun OP2)
I haven’t been posting about PVs as much as I would’ve liked recently, but here’s the latest from fripSide. Unlike their PV for the first opening theme of Railgun, this one doesn’t have much of anything in reference to the anime. As for the song itself, I admittedly fell five plus weeks behind on the series for obvious reasons, so I actually didn’t hear it until late last week. Because of that, it’s still somewhat new to me. For initial impressions, I’d say I like the sound of their new song, but took a much more immediate liking to “only my railgun”. With fripSide’s music though, I figure “LEVEL5 -judgelight-” will grow on me the more I listen to it, which is what happened with “late in autumn”, the second track on the “only my railgun” single.
Anyway, the more I hear it, the more Nanjou Yoshino‘s singing as the new vocalist of fripSide seems well-suited for their upbeat, fast-paced music. I still find this surprising because I can’t really picture that voice behind Oosawa Maria in CANAAN nor Tsukishima Koko in Da Capo II, both of whom she voiced. For those wondering, the guy coming out of the bag in the PV is Japanese entertainer/comedian Esper Itou. Why he’s featured in their music video I don’t know, so maybe someone can fill me in on that.
To Aru Kagaku no Railgun – 19
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Summary:
It’s time for the Tokiwadai girls’ dormitory’s midsummer festival, so Mikoto has to put on a maid uniform and play host to a large crowd of people.
To Aru Kagaku no Railgun – 18
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Summary:
Kuroko’s relationship with her dorm manager hasn’t been getting any better, but that changes after she and Mikoto see the woman buying some pizzas and bringing them to an orphanage.
To Aru Kagaku no Railgun – 17
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Summary:
Even though it’s summer vacation for the students, teacher Tessou Tsuzuri still has a lot of work, and she finds herself late for Anti-Skills duty with Yomikawa.
To Aru Kagaku no Railgun – 16
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Summary:
With Kurozuma clearly alive, Konori questions why he didn’t get back in touch with her, but he notices her Judgment armband and tells her that he’ll disappear soon.
To Aru Kagaku no Railgun – 15
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Summary:
There have recently been several attacks on espers by a group dubbed Skill-Out, and even Kongou Mitsuko is a victim.