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Toaru Majutsu no Index. Toaru Kagaku no Railgun. Toaru Kagaku no Railgun T. Misaka, Mikoto Main. Satou, Rina Japanese. Shirai, Kuroko Main. Arai, Satomi Japanese. Saten, Ruiko Main. Itou, Kanae Japanese.
Uiharu, Kazari Main. Toyosaki, Aki Japanese. Accelerator Supporting. Okamoto, Nobuhiko Japanese. Kamijou, Touma Supporting. Abe, Atsushi Japanese. Shokuhou, Misaki Supporting. Alright, onto the impressions.
This was the sequel to arguably the more popular, better executed, and better funded part of the Indexverse, and naturally came accompanied with some serious hype and expectations. Railgun did as Railgun does, and made no apologies about it.
As per earlier Railgun , the main strength lay fully with the featured cast. Beyond the key staples like titular Misaka and the trio of Kuroko, Saten, and Uiharu no matter how much Kuroko wishes it was just her , we also got to see the likes of the Sisters, ITEM, and even some Accelerator and Last Order for spice.
Without a doubt, however, the biggest sell here was the fleshing out of other major players. Misaki for example was effectively given two seasons of development, adding some important depth to an antagonist who up until now was largely two dimensional. Lovable moxie moeblob Kongo likewise got some valuable attention and additional personality, and even the Scavengers from Accelerator fame became a solidified piece of the greater Indexverse puzzle.
This season was a veritable cornucopia of character chemistry both new and old, and when coupled with the different pairings played up towards the end, ensured one never lacked for something interesting to chew upon. After all, the Silent Party arc from Railgun S might be anime original and somewhat disliked because of it, but even it stayed true to what many associate Railgun with.
Nevertheless, however, subjective opinions, personal tastes, and source material quirks aside, Railgun T was more than enough to keep the Railgun train firmly on the tracks and moving along. I think you should start with the Main series Index first. Most of the world building depends on Index and a lot of events in Railgun are to a degree influenced by what happened in Index.
I think the story works best that way if you just want to watch the Anime and you will not be disappointed by the changing style due the time difference between the series. True source release order would in my opinion be the best, but that would require you to read the source and constant change between LN, Mangas etc. Pretty much as espada says, the best method is to watch in order of franchise release to keep things straight, but in a pinch you can get away with watching Railgun alone, provided you watch the seasons in order.
This unfortunately is one of those series where a lot of the value comes from how invested you are with the source material and how up to date you keep yourself with it. Maybe watch their OVA as well.
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