mikoto misaka let me tell why that's bullshit

Maybe that terrifying ability was so terrifying that people couldn't experience it personally, but this was a power that could destroy the world. That meant that the moon and other planets were under control. No, even the orbit of the moon was switched.

It was easy to say that she changed the evening sky to night, but that meant that the person in front of them could control the relative positions of the earth to the sun. 'W-what's going on?' 'Can't you tell? She turned the evening into night.' Kanzaki said it casually, but Kamijou was astounded. That was strange, no matter what, today should have been a crescent moon.

The unlucky symbol of the full moon hung over them. It was as if something switched off the lights, and the evening sky suddenly became pitch black night. 'Wha.' Kamijou inadvertently looked up at the sky. The sunset sky that was dyed orange instantly became a starry night sky. While there is some bullshit in the early arcs, there are some really big highlights to hook potential audiences, and it really does help to know that Kamachi grows significantly as a writer after the first 11 volumes, so the promise of a phenomenal latter half (latter three quarters?) should entice newcomers whose interest is captured early on.BOOM! An earth-shattering boom could be heard. The early arcs of the Index series are filled with a lot of bullshit that can really turn off potential audiences, and since the story spans so many different forms of media, it becomes really daunting to newcomers, simply due to the fact that they have no idea where to begin tackling such as massive franchise. And the thing is, despite how much I love this series, it’s a reeeeally hard sell. …okay, maybe it’s more like I try to tell them that they should get into Toaru. Lots of people come to me asking how they should first get into Toaru.

Mikoto misaka let me tell why that's bullshit