@@joshuapatterson8269 @joshuapatterson8269 Gotcha! Are you reading LN? Why are there so many repeating things? If you call this moment the peak of fiction, does that mean that this is the peak of all toaru? If so, then I agree. By the way, JJK has the same problems, bad worldbuilding (I haven’t read JJK, but this is already obvious, the setting of modern Japan hints). Really, the only reason I started reading these 50+ books was edgy femboy with vector control. And they are also similar in that there are no real stakes, because the main character(Touma) is incredibly strong, too strong, there isn’t even any intrigue, it’s as if the author has cut off the opportunity to create it. By God, a power that annihilates all possible future problems, and all possible problems are far-fetched, Damn endless grief, firearms that came from somewhere, etc. all this applies to both universes, they just don't work, at their very core, why am I even thinking about this crap.
@@untantic TF you mean gotcha!? I never said this was the peak of all of toaru, it’s ONE OF toarus peaks but not it’s actual peaks and you would know this if you actually read the novels which you clearly didn’t, because touma can’t do any of the things you said. He can’t Annihilate all possible futures or firearms that came from nowhere. Like wtf are you even talking about
@@joshuapatterson8269 I read the last volume of the genesis testament, and it’s almost the same as in volume 4 of the old testament, how can he write the same thing over and over for so long? Firearm? I'm saying that it shouldn't exist in their universes, if you don't understand why, read something, don't take the comment about firearms literally, please, I'm talking more about historical consistency. And yes, the main character is overpowered, even if the author diligently hides it, but he does not have enough skills to somehow compensate for this. There is not even an imaginary intrigue, damn him. I can't stop reading this fucking childish crap.
Man I always remember this scene, no matter what strong she is, Misaka is already in broken hopes that can't ask for someone to help. Meanwhile, Touma has already has broken body and past due of overuse of his power and lots of deaths yet he still manages to come forward. The dynamic is beyond on them even there's a lot of harems.
"Even if there were a world where everyone could live happily, I would have no place there!" . . . . . . Othinus... Even after everything you've done... Touma still forgave you... And protected you... . . . Who knew... That a foreshadowing this big... Happened this early.
This is why in the final part of the opening, it would be better seeing Touma turning around to see Misaka, with a nice, caring smile on his face and patting her head.
Damn near a decade later and this series is still criminally underrated, not enough people care about science man.
I mean they did spend the entire first season of Railgun with no underlying plot. There were full episodes of them on the beach in bathing suits.
@@casey7376 I fully agree the plot of index is a little nonsense but Railgun/Accelerator make up for so much of that.
The bridge scene in Railgun S is 50 times more better than the index version, is so emotional that I literary cried 😢
Imo the pacing and atmosphere in index was better, i've ended up bawling in the index version
@@walktroughman1952personally i think this version is better
You see this is what we call *actually* call “Peak Fiction”.
Nah, it called boring repetitive fiction, especially in LN. JJK is much better, dude
@@untantic And I call you someone with bad taste
@@joshuapatterson8269 @joshuapatterson8269 Gotcha! Are you reading LN? Why are there so many repeating things? If you call this moment the peak of fiction, does that mean that this is the peak of all toaru? If so, then I agree. By the way, JJK has the same problems, bad worldbuilding (I haven’t read JJK, but this is already obvious, the setting of modern Japan hints). Really, the only reason I started reading these 50+ books was edgy femboy with vector control. And they are also similar in that there are no real stakes, because the main character(Touma) is incredibly strong, too strong, there isn’t even any intrigue, it’s as if the author has cut off the opportunity to create it. By God, a power that annihilates all possible future problems, and all possible problems are far-fetched, Damn endless grief, firearms that came from somewhere, etc. all this applies to both universes, they just don't work, at their very core, why am I even thinking about this crap.
@@untantic TF you mean gotcha!? I never said this was the peak of all of toaru, it’s ONE OF toarus peaks but not it’s actual peaks and you would know this if you actually read the novels which you clearly didn’t, because touma can’t do any of the things you said. He can’t
Annihilate all possible futures or firearms that came from nowhere. Like wtf are you even talking about
@@joshuapatterson8269 I read the last volume of the genesis testament, and it’s almost the same as in volume 4 of the old testament, how can he write the same thing over and over for so long? Firearm? I'm saying that it shouldn't exist in their universes, if you don't understand why, read something, don't take the comment about firearms literally, please, I'm talking more about historical consistency. And yes, the main character is overpowered, even if the author diligently hides it, but he does not have enough skills to somehow compensate for this. There is not even an imaginary intrigue, damn him. I can't stop reading this fucking childish crap.
Man I always remember this scene, no matter what strong she is, Misaka is already in broken hopes that can't ask for someone to help. Meanwhile, Touma has already has broken body and past due of overuse of his power and lots of deaths yet he still manages to come forward. The dynamic is beyond on them even there's a lot of harems.
Top tire couple...you can't disagree one of the the most heartwarming heartbroken seems ever..
"Even if there were a world where everyone could live happily, I would have no place there!"
. . .
. . .
Othinus... Even after everything you've done... Touma still forgave you... And protected you...
. . .
Who knew... That a foreshadowing this big... Happened this early.
This is why in the final part of the opening, it would be better seeing Touma turning around to see Misaka, with a nice, caring smile on his face and patting her head.
peak fiction
I felt bad for Mikasa
*Misaka
I must be tweaking,cause i thought it reads bride scene and not bridge scene 💀
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