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По послесловиям Камачи можно понять его точку зрения.

Прошло три года скитаний по Приамурью и Сибири, и теперь Вася с Петяном наконец-то вновь влились в лоно цивилизации. Полиция Японии разыскивала российских туристов за кровавое убийство известного писателя-фантаста Камачи Казумы. Позже розыск приобрел международный статус, и Васе с Петей, которые к этому времени уже успели переправиться во Владивосток, пришлось срочно бежать в леса. Пешим ходом они двинулись на запад, скрывая свое местоположение от рыщущих по всей России милиционеров и федеральных агентов. Позже оказалось, что их особо-то никто и не разыскивал: всем в России было похуй на какого-то там японского фантаста.
И вот, заросшие, грязные, они вернулись в Москву. Все эти три года, проведенные на природе, их поддерживала только одна мысль - Рейлган развивается без давления со стороны Камачи и его Индекса. Теперь же они пускали слюну в предвкушении новых глав любимой манги.
Когда они забили Камачи в его собственной квартире, он как раз заканчивал девятый том, а Рейлган только начали печатать. Индекс так и не стал двигаться дальше, остановившись на девятом томе. По нему сняли дурное аниме и забыли о нем. Зато Рейлган уже насчитывал десятки новых глав, сотни! И два сезона аниме!
Запершись в квартире Васи, они всю ночь читали новые главы и раз за разом охуевали от происходящего. Мисака и Куроко основали музыкальный клуб в школе Токивадай, а еще туда вступили Сатен и Уихару, а Кияма была для них координатором кружка. На периферии бродил туда-сюда Тома, больше никому не нужный. Появились и тут же исчезли, почти не повлияв на сюжет, какие-то Хамазура, Тейтоку и прочие люди со странными именами и прозвищами. Гадкий Акселератор теперь был милым и добрым и ел тортики из рук Мисаки. А впереди был музыкальный фестиваль, на котором Мисака и ее группа "Чайный клуб" должна была взять первое место, иначе Тома не пойдет с Мисакой на свидание. - Блядь, - сказал Вася Петяну, когда они закончили. - Что мы наделали.

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I don't get it. Why does Index have more comments than Railgun? Last time I checked, Railgun is supposed to be the most popular and most talked about character in this franchize. Seriously, I hate Index. Let me explain:

When magic and science collide, a story is born is the tagline for this series. Set in Academy City, a sprawling metropolis to the west of Tokyo, the show revolves around the two leads Toma Kamijo and Index. Toma is a student struggling to cope with the curriculum of Academy City which is in essence devoted to the development of psychic powers whilst Index, a fucking gluttonous bitch, from the Anglican Church who is on the run. Turns out that this little horrible McGuffin has contained within her little grey cells all the collected occult works and grimoires of the world; a fact that makes her a prize for any unscrupulous sorcerer or magical cabal. Oh, and did I mention that Toma has the ability in his right hand to nullify any psychic or magical ability that he can physically touch? Yeah, and Index can't do shit!

Of course, it’s all not as simple as you might think, and after the first encounter with Index, Toma discovers that the calm peaceful life he was living in Academy City is not so calm and peaceful. He also discovers that Index is a seriously annoying whore that starves the poor man to death! Also, there are all manner of secret currents moving through his adopted home, weird experiments, alchemists, golems rampaging through the streets and students who have been created from the actual emanations of the psychic powers of others just to name a few. (Please note: Index NEVER does anything but whine, holler, and complain like a god damn prostitute!) Touma is the real hero around here!) Still despite these trials and tribulations, Touma manages to maintain a somewhat positive outlook on things, except for when Index eats his food and makes his life a living hell.

In essence, you could compare Index to a completely powerless X-Man and the city in which she dwells as one citywide Institute for Gifted Youngsters, although the principal isn’t a benevolent wheelchair bound Professor X. No, he is a sinister/conniving former magician locked away in a high tech life support apparatus. Aleister Crowley is the head of Academy City and from his cryogenic tube he pulls various strings and oversees various schemes and machinations. Although you see him now and then you not quite sure what his agenda is. So if you like a world where magic and science collide filled with plenty of action, humor, pathos and intrigue on a grand scale then perhaps A Certain Magical Index is up your alley. This show could have been a masterpiece IF and ONLY IF Index did not exist at all. I mean it, the story could have started at the Deep Blood Arc and somehow have Touma being introduced to a man named Style and go from there! Furthermore, instead of calling it A Certain Magical Index, they should have called it A Certain Neutralizing Imagine Breaker.

Perhaps you’re not a fan of the supernatural, nor girls with big swords, but you like the idea of a schoolgirl hero, then we return full circle back to the world of Academy City, that sprawling metropolis to the west of Tokyo. A Certain Scientific Railgun is a spinoff series from Index and features as the titular character Railgun, the Ace of Tokiwadai Middle School, the level 5 electro master. If Index is a failed X Men then Railgun is Professor X’s prize pupil. The way to the top, though, has not been an easy one. Despite working her way up to level 5 in her power, she is very much a troubled and tragic character. Fortunately she has a cadre of loyal friends and though she has a ‘thing’ for Toma, one that usually consists of her trying to fry him but constantly failing she can count on his support and aid. Furthermore, she hates Index with a dying passion. (HOORAY!!!!!!!!) Unlike Touma (who plays a HUGE role in the Railgun side-story) though Railgun doesn’t have much to do with the world of magic and sorcerers, in fact she is very much grounded in the ‘reality’ of Academy City which is to say its technology, its curriculum of psychic development and its very dark and twisted side. She knows too well the darkness that lurks in Academy City for she is aware of the existence of an army of clones of her that are used in the dreadful Level 6 shift experiment. She also becomes aware of how other children have been used as experimental test subjects and even seen one of her friends fall victim to another experiment focused on boosting an espers power through synaesthesia. You have to wonder how she’s able to take all this on, like I said she has a group of friends which is a big theme in a lot of anime. Friendship can be a great strength. (Now does Index have any of this? NO!!!!!!!! Is Index as relatable as Railgun? NO!!!!!!!!!! Can Index ever take this kind of shit in? NO!!!!!!!!!!!! Finally, does Index ever do anything AMAZING or SPECTACULAR or HEROIC in Railgun’s side-story? NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)

Railgun could be regarded as your typical superhero in the fact that she frequently goes out to bat for the underdog as well as takes on miscreants. A champion of justice is the phrase that frequently gets bandied around in anime, of course unlike others (and like many western superheroes) she doesn’t have any actual authority but that doesn’t stop her. She continues to protect the lives of innocent people as well showing signs of an innocent cutesy wootsie little girl; however, none of this makes her any less cool. She’s still the epically awesome bad-ass from Hell, and she’s still an amazing character. She has been ranked first on the light novel guidebook “Kono Light Novel ga Sugoi!”’s annual female character rankings for five consecutive years (2010-2014), a record achievement for any light novel character. She came in first in the Toaru Sakuhin no Convention character poll of the Toaru Kaki no Campaign event. Now, did Index ever get any awards? NO!!!!!! Please, I hope you all understand the situation and just abandon Index and start favoring Railgun.