That's three of the four girls, amusingly cases could be made that Yui is any of those three.
More tragically, that's actually describing the others.
I only count two? The retired black ops experimental child soldier is one and the mass produced clone would be the other. And we know who those two are.
So I fail to see how it describes Yui's other two roommates.
 
Do they even like icecream, though? I mean, good if they don't, cuz that means more for Yui, but if they have no shared interests how is it going to work out?
Entry 20 has clear evidence that Koizumi Kyoko indeed likes ice cream, and was disappointed when Aino Sumiko insisted on leaving now. Eiko did not express any agreement with Sumiko, therefore it's safe to assume that she's at worst ambivalent on ice cream.
 
My prediction on whats going to happen next is Touma knocking out the panda girl, then get attacked by whatever she's trying to be rescued from and Touma saves her, THEN get attacked by whoever she was supposed to meet up for extraction.

Not sure how Yui will fit in these series of events but she'll be Touma's token sidekick for this little misadventure.
 
My prediction on whats going to happen next is Touma knocking out the panda girl, then get attacked by whatever she's trying to be rescued from and Touma saves her, THEN get attacked by whoever she was supposed to meet up for extraction.
We've already met the person trying to extract Panda Girl. She's fighting the Railgun.

I was also under the impression that Panda Girl was trying to get rescued from the Railgun, who was actually Yui, but I may have misunderstood that bit.
 
We've already met the person trying to extract Panda Girl. She's fighting the Railgun.

I was also under the impression that Panda Girl was trying to get rescued from the Railgun, who was actually Yui, but I may have misunderstood that bit.
My point its, the dragonslayer isn't the kind of person you let to go somewhere to a place full of superpowers unsupervised. There is already a big explosion involved so obviously, someone is going to come and bail them out.
 
I just realized something: after this chapter, Index is now more relevant to this story than she's been to the original novels since about Volume Two.
 
I just realized something: after this chapter, Index is now more relevant to this story than she's been to the original novels since about Volume Two.
Why'd she get ignored by the plot? You'd think a walking tome of all magic in the world would be immensely useful for combat, healing and quite a lot of scenario in general.
 
Why'd she get ignored by the plot? You'd think a walking tome of all magic in the world would be immensely useful for combat, healing and quite a lot of scenario in general.

Well, she can't protect herself unless she activates John's Pen, her magic's sealed, her Walking Church is broken, the Science Side doesn't really care about her, no Esper can use magic, Komoe isn't wanting magic lessons and has teacher stuff.

And, any non-Kamijou-Faction mage would want to steal her. And she doesn't like her John's Pen mode, so putting herself in danger to activate it, like In Memoriam seems to be a last resort option.

Lastly, I guess? Academy City is the direct opposite of the Magic Side, so there usually aren't many mages to fight? If there are, Tsumichikado goes to Touma instead of Index, Touma leaves Index alone to not drag herself into things. Her Mana Radar doesn't seem to work over the whole city, so she can't tell when a mage enters the city and respond ASAP.
 
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Well, she can't protect herself unless she activates John's Pen, her magic's sealed, her Walking Church is broken, the Science Side doesn't really care about her, no Esper can use magic, Komoe isn't wanting magic lessons and has teacher stuff.

And, any non-Kamijou-Faction mage would want to steal her. And she doesn't like her John's Pen mode, so putting herself in danger to activate it, like In Memoriam seems to be a last resort option.

Lastly, I guess? Academy City is the direct opposite of the Magic Side, so there usually aren't many mages to fight? If there are, Tsumichikado goes to Touma instead of Index, Touma leaves Index alone to not drag herself into things. Her Mana Radar doesn't seem to work over the whole city, so she can't tell when a mage enters the city and respond ASAP.
Those are just Watsonian excuses. The series is freaking named after her you'd think there would be more focus on her.
 
Misaka-10032 is currently trying to find a mask she can wear to cover her features. However they are evacuating the section of the mall that she is in, which is making it difficult for her to reach me.

So when do we expect this one to show up? Or what trouble do we expect to follow her attempt to help, given the obvious objections Judgement would have with another masked individual with a gun.
 
I only count two? The retired black ops experimental child soldier is one and the mass produced clone would be the other. And we know who those two are.
So I fail to see how it describes Yui's other two roommates.

I only count two in that list, so I think you misinterpreted his comment there. Otherwise, I have no idea how you came to that conclusion.

E:f;b
Ah, I read it with a comma between retired black ops and experimental child solider.
 
Well, as Index eats ANYTHING she clearly likes ice-cream. Get everyone together for lunch dates?

Be careful. If she meets Index, Yui might decide that she likes safety-pin fashion. I can see her now, cutting apart clothing and pinning it together. Modular clothing. If you spill ice cream on this part, just unpin it and...

You get the idea :) Her roommates would move their perception of her to a new level of weird.

On the other hand, it would probably get the attention of the network, leading to a whole lot of safety-pin fashion experimentation in the world.
 
Be careful. If she meets Index, Yui might decide that she likes safety-pin fashion. I can see her now, cutting apart clothing and pinning it together. Modular clothing. If you spill ice cream on this part, just unpin it and...

You get the idea :) Her roommates would move their perception of her to a new level of weird.

On the other hand, it would probably get the attention of the network, leading to a whole lot of safety-pin fashion experimentation in the world.
It might also cause some of them to decide to experiment with religion, while completely misunderstanding it.
 
Personally I see them ending up trying out various religious sects and then getting a really weird interpretation due to the conflicting teachings.

Let's not forget the accusations of trolling. Religious debates on the internet aren't complete without lots of trolls, and we're definitely seeing some trollish behaviors from some of the network members already.
 
@Misaka Sisters experimenting with religion, resulting in comedy: ... Fund it. Fund it ASAP!
 
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