A Certain Scientific Accelerator (TV series)

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A Certain Scientific Accelerator
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Japaneseとある科学の一方通行 (アクセラレータ)
HepburnToaru Kagaku no Akuserarēta
Genre
Based on
Developed byKenji Sugihara
Directed byNobuharu Kamanaka
Voices of
Theme music composer
Opening theme"Shadow is the Light"
Ending theme"Parole"
ComposerMaiko Iuchi
Country of originJapan
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes12
Production
Producers
  • Kazuma Miki
  • Kenji Tsuji
  • Yūichirō Shiji
  • Kentarō Hattori
  • Takehiro Nakakura
  • Michihisa Abe
  • Kozue Kananiwa
  • Noritomo Isogai
CinematographyAkihiro Takahashi
EditorMasahiro Goto
Running time23 minutes
Production companyJ.C.Staff
Release
Original networkAT-X
Original releaseJuly 12 (2019-07-12) –
September 27, 2019 (2019-09-27)
Chronology
Related showsA Certain Magical Index
External links
Official website

A Certain Scientific Accelerator (Japanese: とある科学の一方通行 (アクセラレータ), Hepburn: Toaru Kagaku no Akuserarēta) is a Japanese animated television series based on the manga of the same name. It follows the most powerful Level 5 esper in Academy City named Accelerator as he protects Last Order from the city's darkness. It was produced by J.C.Staff, with Nobuharu Kamanaka and Kenji Sugihara serving as director and series composition writer, respectively.

The series stars Nobuhiko Okamoto, Rina Hidaka, and Yurika Kubo, with Sayumi Watabe, Nozomi Sasaki, Yuko Kaida, Ryota Ohsaka, and Ayumi Mano joining the main cast. In October 2018, a TV adaptation of the manga to be directed by Kamanaka was announced, with Sugihara joining him in March 2019.

A Certain Scientific Accelerator first aired in Japan on July 12, 2019, consisting of 12 episodes, and concluded on September 27.

Premise[]

After saving Last Order from being infected with a virus and surviving the gunshot inflicted by Ao Amai,[a] Accelerator must wipe out the dark side of Academy City to protect her and the remaining clones of Mikoto Misaka called "Sisters", with a magician who could manipulate the dead named Esther Rosenthal joining him.[1][2]

Episodes[]

No.TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal release date
1"Accelerator"
Transcription: "Akuserarēta" (Japanese: 学園都市最強能力者（アクセラレータ）)		Nobuharu KamanakaKenji SugiharaJuly 12, 2019 (2019-07-12)
An ultra-high-pressure experimental water cutter weapon is stolen in a secret research facility at District 4 in Academy City. Later, three high school students, Yōko Takada, Minori Kidera, and Hiromi Nakahara, assault the hospital at District 7, where Accelerator is confined, using the stolen weapon to obtain his genetic data and sell it to the highest bidder. Hiromi is knocked down by Accelerator's attack, while Yōko and Minori retreat after they stole Last Order's gift containing his blood that accidentally dropped from his open wound. Accelerator manages to stop them and retrieve the gift to return it to Last Order. In a post-credits scene, a hooded woman is observing the hospital afar with a picture of Last Order.
2"Necromancer"
Transcription: "Nekuromansā" (Japanese: 死霊術師（ネクロマンサー）)		Nobuharu KamanakaKenji SugiharaJuly 19, 2019 (2019-07-19)
Three days ago, a suicidal student named Hasami Hitokawa was rescued by Anti-Skills, who introduced themselves as from DA, but later got killed by them to use her dead body for an experimental weapon. In the present, the hooded woman flees from pursuing DA operatives and enters Accelerator's room in the hospital. She later gets apprehended and drops the picture of Last Order, which Accelerator noticed. Accelerator confronts the DA operatives and destroys the experimental machine, known as Coffin, that they launched against him, which contained Hasami's dead body. Aiho Yomikawa and her Anti-Skill unit arrive at the scene, and she denies knowledge of DA's existence. Accelerator encounters the hooded woman introducing herself as Esther Rosenthal and learns about the machine's purpose of controlling the dead. Esther seeks his help to stop the individuals she taught about necromancy as they plan to use Last Order.
3"Numbers"
Transcription: "Nanbāzu" (Japanese: 四凶の符（ナンバーズ）)		Tsuneo TominagaAsami IshikawaJuly 26, 2019 (2019-07-26)
Accelerator and Esther arrive in a warehouse where she used to be imprisoned and encounter Qiong Qi, a Coffin operated by Mikihiko Hishigata which uses one of the Rosenthal family's charms that are part of the artificial souls called Numbers. Mikihiko retreats after a scuffle between him and Accelerator. Accelerator and Esther return to the hospital and later bond with Last Order in a restaurant. Afterward, Heaven Canceller visits them and presents a charm he retrieved from Hasami's corpse. Esther brings Accelerator to the morgue and summons a pseudo-soul called Huotō to close Hasami's open spiritual circuit and lay her rest properly. Two DA operatives arrive and attempt to dissolve the corpse with a solution, but they are stopped by Accelerator.
4"Third Number"
Transcription: "Sādo Nanbā" (Japanese: 擬似魂魄・禍斗（サードナンバー）)		Hiroaki TakagiNoboru TakagiAugust 2, 2019 (2019-08-02)
Huotō possesses Hasami's corpse and helps Accelerator in dealing with the DA operatives. One of them escapes and takes Misaka #10046 hostage. Kazari Uiharu and Ruiko Saten discuss an urban legend about a train that continues to run without stopping at any station, which revealed to be the mobile hideout of one of Academy City's Board of Directors named Rizō Nakimoto. Rizō contacts the liaison of the dark side organization Scavenger to have them eradicate DA due to their recent actions causing a nuisance. Meanwhile, Accelerator regains consciousness after his fight with DA and receives a call from Kikyō Yoshikawa about her findings of the organization. A Misaka clone visits Accelerator to give him a letter from Esther telling him that they are pursuing the DA hostage-taker and informs him about the abduction of Misaka #10046. Meanwhile, the Scavengers destroy a warehouse in District 3 where DA's hideout is located.
5"DA"
Transcription: "DA" (Japanese: 警備員の闇（DA）)		Tsuneo TominagaMasaharu AmiyaAugust 9, 2019 (2019-08-09)
Anti-Skills raid a supplement factory, where DA used it as their hideout, and outnumber them, but DA manages to counter-attack with their Tarantula machine. During the fight, Aiho notices a group of DA retreating with a body bag containing Misaka #10046 and stops them. The Scavengers arrive at the scene and disable the machine with the help of Tarōmaru Seike's ability to manipulate friction coefficients, while Esther and Huotō rescue Misaka #10046 from falling to the ground. Meanwhile, Accelerator exits the hospital with a recently-charged choker to rescue the abducted Misaka clone.
6"Scavenger"
Transcription: "Sukabenjā" (Japanese: 屍喰部隊（スカベンジャー）)		Hiroaki TakagiMasaharu AmiyaAugust 16, 2019 (2019-08-16)
One of the Scavenger operatives named Naruha Sakuragi fights Huotō and overwhelms her with her ability to manipulate paper into shapes and sizes. Accelerator arrives before Naruha finishes off Huotō. Rita Īzumi, the leader of the Scavengers, soon realizes that they are fighting the ranked-one Level 5 esper of Academy City after hearing his name from Esther. Accelerator defeats the rest of the Scavengers.
7"Download"
Transcription: "Daunrōdo" (Japanese: 制限時間（ダウンロード）)		Taiji KawanishiKenji SugiharaAugust 23, 2019 (2019-08-23)
After the fight, Esther commends Accelerator for not killing the Scavengers despite his great power and offers herself to be his student, while a mysterious woman watches them through a surveillance camera. They later encounter three Coffins operated by the mysterious woman, revealed to be Mikihiko's younger sister named Hirumi. The machines successfully abduct Misaka #10046, making Accelerator to pursue them. Esther reveals to Aiho her involvement with Mikihiko and the Coffins through necromancy. Meanwhile, Mikihiko begins downloading the memories of the 10,031 dead Misaka clones from Misaka #10046 as he taunts Accelerator for his past involvement in the Level 6 Shift Project, while Esther and Huotō arrive in an abandoned building to help Accelerator in her own way.
8"Friend"
Transcription: "Furendo" (Japanese: 蛭魅（フレンド）)		Tsuneo TominagaTsuyoshi TamaiAugust 30, 2019 (2019-08-30)
9"Memory of Death"
Transcription: "Memorī obu Desu" (Japanese: 10031回の死（メモリー オブ デス）)		Hidekazu SatoMasaharu AmiyaSeptember 6, 2019 (2019-09-06)
10"Catastrophe"
Transcription: "Katasutorofu" (Japanese: 目覚め（カタストロフ）)		Shigeki AwaiKenji SugiharaSeptember 13, 2019 (2019-09-13)
11"Perfect Golem"
Transcription: "Pāfekuto Goremu" (Japanese: 完全体（パーフェクトゴレム）)		Tsuneo TominagaTsuyoshi TamaiSeptember 20, 2019 (2019-09-20)
12"Something to Protect"
Transcription: "Mamoru beki mono" (Japanese: まもるべきもの)		Hiroaki Takagi & Tsuneo TominagaTsuyoshi TamaiSeptember 27, 2019 (2019-09-27)

Cast and characters[]

  • Nobuhiko Okamoto as Accelerator:
    Academy City's ranked 1 Level 5 esper capable of controlling vectors. By the time of his introduction in the series, Accelerator is undergoing treatment in a hospital after saving Last Order in the first season of A Certain Magical Index.[3] Okamoto mentioned his character's "growth" and "change" in the series due to the involvement of necromancy that he described as "neither magic nor science".[4]
  • Rina Hidaka as Last Order:
    The 20,001st clone of Mikoto Misaka who appears as 10 years old with a lively personality, and the administrator of the Misaka Network.[5] Hidaka stated that her character's "healing talk" with Accelerator would be the highlight of the series.[4]
  • Yurika Kubo as Esther Rosenthal
    A necromancer who works to save Last Order and is being chased by an organization called Disciplinary Action.[6] Kubo described Rosenthal as a girl that "can be balanced with other characters" despite lacking feminine emotions.[4] She expected that her character would explain things in katakana due to being in the magic side, which Atsushi Abe, voice of Toma Kamijo in A Certain Magical Index franchise, described in an interview with her as "the hardest part in Toaru".[7]
  • Sayumi Watabe as Hasami Hitokawa / Huotō:
    A first-year high school student at Ninōde High School, and a Level 2 esper with a pyrokinetic ability.[8]
  • Nozomi Sasaki as the Sisters:
    The 20,000 emotionless military clones of Misaka with an ability called "Radio Noise" that can produce either Level 2 or Level 3 of the original's power.[9]
  • Yuko Kaida as Aiho Yomikawa:
    A PE teacher at A Certain High School in Academy City's District 7, and a member of the city's security force called Anti-Skill.[10]
  • Ryota Ohsaka as Mikihiko Hishigata:
    A researcher at Seīn High School who participated in an experiment to determine where in a human body abilities reside.[11]
  • Ayumi Mano as Hirumi Hishigata:
    Younger sister of Mikihiko and Esther's friend.[12]

Additionally, Aki Toyosaki and Kanae Itō make cameo appearances as Kazari Uiharu and Ruiko Saten from A Certain Scientific Railgun franchise, respectively.[13]

Production[]

Development[]

A TV adaptation of A Certain Scientific Accelerator manga series was announced at the Dengeki Bunko 25th Anniversary Fall Dengeki Festival event on October 7, 2018, as part of several projects under "A Certain Project 2018", with Nobuharu Kamanaka confirmed as the director.[14] Kamanaka hoped that creating the series would be "fun to see" how Accelerator and the world around him "fit together".[15] On March 23, 2019, J.C.Staff was announced to be producing the series, with Kenji Sugihara and Yohei Yaegashi joining the staff as the series composition writer and character animation designer, respectively.[16] The series confirmed to be consisting of twelve episodes.[17]

Writing[]

Asami Ishikawa,[18] Noboru Takagi,[19] Masaharu Amiya,[20] and Tsuyoshi Tamai[21] served as episode scriptwriters. Yurika Kubo stated that the first episode of A Certain Scientific Accelerator was written originally for viewers to get into the Index franchise, while the remaining episodes adapted the manga series.[4]

The portrayal of Academy City's dark side is one of the major elements of the franchise, but A Certain Scientific Accelerator differentiates from A Certain Magical Index and A Certain Scientific Railgun due to Accelerator, who came directly from the dark side, leading the series, making its atmosphere "unique" and "dark" that "flow[s] from start to finish".[2] The series takes place before the events of A Certain Magical Index III.[22]

Casting[]

(L-R) Nobuhiko Okamoto, Rina Hidaka, Yurika Kubo, Ryota Ohsaka, and Nobuharu Kamanaka during a stage event at Toho Cinemas in Shinjuku

In the October 2018 announcement of A Certain Scientific Accelerator anime, Nobuhiko Okamoto and Rina Hidaka were confirmed to be reprising their roles from A Certain Magical Index as Accelerator and Last Order, respectively.[14] In March 2019, Kubo joined the main cast as Esther Rosenthal,[23] with Sayumi Watabe, Nozomi Sasaki, Yuko Kaida, Ryota Ohsaka, and Ayumi Mano confirmed in May 2019 as Hasami Hitokawa / Huotō, the Sisters, Aiho Yomikawa, Mikihiko Hishigata, and Hiromi Hishigata, respectively.[24] Kamanaka chose Watanabe to play Huotō due to her ability to give "strong" and "weak" performances, which were key points for her character; Ohsaka was chosen to play the series' antagonist due to his "agitating" roles; Mano was selected for her "cute acting" that was needed for her character's "naive" nature.[25]

In June 2019, Akane Fujita, Aoi Koga, Yuka Nukui, and Nozomi Nishida were announced to be playing the dark side organization Scavenger members Rita Īzumi / Leader, Naruha Sakuragi, Tarōmaru Seike, and Itsuki Yakumaru, respectively.[26] Aki Toyosaki and Kanae Itō reprise their respective roles from A Certain Scientific Railgun as Kazari Uiharu and Ruiko Saten to cameo in the fourth episode.[13]

Music[]

Maiko Iuchi, the composer of A Certain Magical Index and A Certain Scientific Railgun, was confirmed in March 2019 to be composing the series.[16] The Sixth Lie and sajou no hana performed the opening and ending theme musics titled "Shadow is the Light"[27] and "Parole",[28] respectively. Reiji of The Sixth Lie revealed their decision to make the opening theme a "thick digital rock song" due to Accelerator being the "strongest",[25] which Arata Yamaji, the manga illustrator, described as the "strongest weapon" for the series.[29]

Marketing[]

On March 23, 2019, a promotional video and TV commercial for A Certain Scientific Accelerator were released,[30][23] with additional two promotional videos featuring the opening and ending theme musics streamed on June 22.[31] On June 29, 2019, the series' first episode was screened in advance at Yunika Vision in Shinjuku,[32] while a stage greeting with the cast was held at Toho Cinemas.[33]

Release[]

Broadcast[]

A Certain Scientific Accelerator began airing in Japan on AT-X, Tokyo MX, BS11, and MBS on July 12, 2019.[34]

Home media[]

On July 12, 2019, Crunchyroll began streaming A Certain Scientific Accelerator outside of Asia,[35] while Muse Communication began distributing it on their Muse Asia YouTube channel.[36] Funimation began streaming the series in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand on July 26, 2019,[35] and Netflix released the full season in India on September 1, 2020.[37]

The first Blu-ray and DVD volumes of the series were released on October 30, 2019,[38] the second volumes on December 25,[39] and the third and final volumes on February 28, 2020.[40] Each volumes contain four episodes and a bonus novel written by Kazuma Kamachi titled A Certain Magical Index SS: Biohacker, which follows Toma Kamijo meeting his senior schoolmate named Seria Kumokawa and a Tokiwadai Middle School student named Ayu Mitsuari.[38]

Reception[]

Theron Martin of Anime News Network rated the first episode of A Certain Scientific Accelerator 4 out of 5 stars, describing the overall production "at least... impressive" despite his concerns with Kamanaka and Sugihara due to their previous works and the show a "sharp enough addition to the franchise that... should not disappoint any established fan of the franchise".[41]

Notes[]

  1. ^ As depicted in the twentieth episode of A Certain Magical Index (2008).

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