Synonyms: Toaru Majutsu no Index 2, A Certain Magical Index 2, Toaru Majutsu no Kinsho Mokuroku 2
Japanese: とある魔術の禁書目録（インデックス）
Opening Theme
"No buts!" by Mami Kawada
Ending Theme
"Magic∞world" by Maon Kurosaki
Touma Kamijou (上条 当麻)Touma "Kami-yan" Kamijou
Tōma Kamijō (上条 当麻, Kamijō Tōma?) is the series' main protagonist. He has the lowest psychic rank possible at Level 0— largely because the people testing psychic abilities cannot detect or classify his abilities. His power is Imagine Breaker (幻想殺し, Gensō Goroshi?, "Illusion/Fantasy Killer"), a power which negates all magic, psychic, or divine powers but also his own good luck. Due to the nature of his power, the founder of Academy City considers him neither a Psychic nor a Magician but rather a normal person with a unique ability.
He tends to stay away from trouble but possesses a strong sense of justice, albeit somewhat shallow and dogmatic. He is a smart student and knowledgeable about certain subjects yet is a failure in his esper studies. While he is an idealist for the hopes of other people, ironically he is cynical about himself possibly because of his powers.
Toaru Majutsu no Index II - 06
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Toaru Majutsu no Index II - 07
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watch To Aru Majutsu No Index II Episode 7 part 1
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To Aru Majutsu no Index II OP Single – No buts! [Kawada Mami]
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Toaru Majutsu no Index II - 05 http://www.mediafire.com/?8djrr0zttvrb2yu
The World Only God Knows
Rating: 1.5 (of 5)
Review: This one actually had the potential to be one of the best concepts of the new season, as it touches upon a phenomenon that is starting to become an actual problem in Japan: young men rejecting real women in favor of the less judgmental and easier-to-satisfy (and easier-to-manipulate?) 2D versions. Had this been played straight, with Katsuragi actually having to struggle to figure out how to relate to real girls and how they have to be handled differently than game girls, it could have been the most insightful and hard-hitting otaku-focused series since Welcome to the NHK. Perhaps that would have struck too uncomfortably close to home, though, which is why we instead have the shallowest, silliest, and most oversimplified possible version of the concept, one which tosses just a touch of sentiment in with ridiculous gimmickry, possibly the least credible demon ever, and the improbability that Katsuragi's game experience will directly translate into winning over real girls. The first episode does get some credit for showing that most girls regard Katsuragi as the freak that he is, but neither the music nor the artistry is good enough to compensate the rest of the way for execution deficiencies.
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