Three years later this elevator marks as a beacon for Academy City and allows those to travel to space to view the stars – and earth – first hand.Īt this point you might be wondering “What has this got to do with the overall story of the film?” well at first nothing but the importance of the tower – and in turn the events of three years ago – will be revealed during the final stages of the film. This ‘Miracle’ was dubbed the ‘Miracle of 88’ and the company behind the spacecraft later created an orbital elevator in its place to celebrate those who survived.
A certain magical index movie movie#
The story of this film, entitled A Certain Magical Index: The Movie – The Miracle of Endymion, is that three years prior to the events of either TV franchises a spacecraft known as the Orion crash landed on earth without a single fatality. It sounds like an interesting setup for a film, and one that could potentially bring out the best in some of the franchises key characters but alas this is not to be and instead we are treated to a mediocre film that’s over all too quickly. The worlds of magic and science collide in this feature-length continuation of A Certain Magical Index and A Certain Scientific Railgun that sees characters from both the magic and science communities do battle in order to protect an upcoming pop-sensation – with Toma and Index stuck right in the middle of this on-going feud. As the battle between sorcery and science blasts into space, Kamijo, Index, and their allies in Academy City are rocketed to a psychedelic stadium thousands of feet above Japan in a desperate attempt to keep Arisa – and the rest of the world – safe. When the beautiful singer lands a big break, her miraculous voice attracts unwanted attention, making the songstress a target for magicians and scholars alike.
As the brightest intellectual minds in the city work to complete the world’s first space elevator – a towering spire capable of taking citizens into the heavens – perpetually unlucky Kamijo and nun-in-training Index befriend a talented street musician named Arisa.
A Certain Magical Index, and in turn A Certain Scientific Railgun, make the leap from small-screen to big-screen (but in our case the same screen) in this feature length instalment but is this feature-length outing any good? Well let’s find out in our review of Animatsu Entertainment’s Blu-ray release of A Certain Magical Index: The Movie – The Miracle of Endymion.Īcademy City, a futuristic metropolis populated with super-powered students.
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