Story: 9
The story itself has the elements you would expect in a typical Railgun story arc, only just one episode long. Again, Misaka and her friends are faced with a mystery and it is up to them to solve it. That being said, even though it feels like a typical Railgun story, it feels somewhat refreshingly new. There were a few instances that I had to go back and re-watch a scene, just because it was too funny. If you liked the Railgun series, you'll certainly be pleased with the story of this OVA as well.
Art: 9
As with all J.C. Staff productions, the quality of the animation is top notch. Smooth, free-flowing movement and well-detailed character designs along with a great background. Nothing feels out of place, or rushed and I couldn't find a single thing that would probably make my eyes hurt. You would have to watch this with in HD to really appreciate it.
Sound: 8
The OVA has a new OP (this one by fripSide who sang the OP in Railgun, "My Only Railgun") and a new ED (courtesy of ELISA who also sang ep 2-3's ED, I think it was "Dear My Friend"). These songs nice to listen to and it feels like it really belongs in this episode (I hope that made sense). Other than that there's nothing new to report, which isn't always a bad thing. All Voice Actors return for their roles, and as expected the voices are top notch. Kuroko's voice may finally be growing on me...
Character: 9
The story focuses on the main cast, so expect that there will be few side characters appearing. Though I have to admit, seeing a being of such misfortune was a welcome treat. I've said too much...
Enjoyment: 9
Fans of the series and fans of Misaka Mikoto (which are separate groups) will definitely enjoy this latest helping of biribiri. Nothing felt old or reused and there will be moments that you will laugh, hard.
So the score is an astounding: 9/10.
edit 11/29/2010: Changed the part about who sang the OP and ED. Seems I got them mixed up.
