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Audio Drama Characters

    Terunoa 

Terunoa

Voiced by: Sayori Ishizuka (JP)

A magician whom Touma and Index encounter in the Radio Drama. She attempts to destroy Academy City by triggering an earthquake before Touma stops her.


  • Berserk Button: People who don't believe magic exists. This is why she wanted to destroy Academy City, since the inhabitants deny magic and replace it with science.
  • Didn't See That Coming: She had never heard of Touma nor of Imagine Breaker, so she was completely unprepared for his interference.
  • Dishing Out Dirt: Most of her spells are earth-based, like her earthquake spell and a spear made of sand.
  • Handicapped Badass: Her throat is damaged and she has to use a voice box to speak. She discovered a way to manipulate ambient sounds to allow her to cast spells without being able to say them properly.
  • Insistent Terminology: Refers to herself as a former magician, since her throat damage prevents her from using spells on her own.
  • Rule of Symbolism: Her earthquake spell is based on a scene from The Bible where an earthquake breaks St. Andrew out of prison.
  • Spanner in the Works: A stray blast from her flew across the city and almost hit Yasumi Usukinu. Yasumi had been about to finish off Mikoto at the time. The distraction allowed Mikoto to get a second wind and defeat Yasumi.

    Harisha 

Harisha

Voiced by: Akemi Okamura (JP)

An Indian magician whom Touma and Index encounter in the Index Archives 1 Audio Drama. She has fled from her sect with a certain infant and is pursued by her sister, Laksha.


  • The Beast Master: Her specialty involves controlling animals through the use of mantras placed on their heads.
  • Saying Too Much: Calls Touma by his family name when it hadn't been mentioned before. Index notices this but doesn't point it out.
  • Talking the Monster to Death: Touma manages to convince her not to go through with her plan to save her own child from a magic-related illness by sacrificing Shakti and afterwards, Index suggests using the Imagine Breaker instead.

    Laksha 

Laksha

Voiced by: Houko Kuwashima (JP)

A rather impatient Indian magician whom Touma and Index encounter in the Index Archives 1 Audio Drama. She has come to Academy City in pursuit of her sister Harisha and the infant Shakti whom she fled their sect with.


  • Deadly Disc: She uses magic-powered chakrams in combat.

    Absolute Fortune Boy 

Absolute Fortune Boy

Voiced by: Asami Sanada (JP)

A boy whom Touma and Mikoto encounter in the Index Archives 2 Audio Drama. He claims to be blessed with 'absolute fortune'.


  • Distinguishing Mark: Green hair is a noted trait of his. After his first encounter with Mikoto, it is burnt and blackened. He uses a wig to cover this up, but it had already been glimpsed which allowed Touma to figure out what his power is.
  • No Name Given: He isn't named in the audio drama or the credits.
  • Villainous Breakdown: His smug attitude quickly crumbles when Touma exposes his trick and gives him a "The Reason You Suck" Speech. The subsequent arrival of Anti-Skill leaves him in tears.
  • Winds of Destiny, Change!: What he claims to have. It's actually an illusory power triggered by his words.

Miracle of Endymion Characters

    Arisa Meigo 

Arisa Meigo

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Voiced by: Sachika Misawa (JP), Megan Shipman (EN)

An aspiring singer who wins a contest to perform in the opening ceremony for Academy City's new Space Elevator Endymion. One of the main characters in the A Certain Magical Index: Miracle of Endymion film.


  • Animal Motifs: She represents a young bird learning to fly. Her stage outfits make her resemble a bird-of-paradise.
  • Apocalypse Maiden: Turns out that the reason why the Magic Side wants her dead is because the Endymion Space Elevator is actually a copy of an ancient Babylonian magic ceremony and she has powers similar to a Saint. Should Meigo sing within the tower, a spell will invoke and destroy the world.
  • Artificial Human: She's actually born from Shutaura's prayer, in the form of her consciousness, when the space plane Shoutaura was on was about to crash.
  • Big Eater: She has an appetite to rival Index's.
  • Born Lucky: She has very good luck, to the point of seemingly making miracles.
  • Born Winner: Despite registering as Level 0, she unknowingly has the powers of a Saint, as she is a pure existence born from a prayer.

  • Damsel in Distress: She is targeted for assassination by the magic side.
  • "Do It Yourself" Theme Tune: A large majority of the movies' songs are sung by her voice actress, Sachika Misawa.
  • Early-Bird Cameo: First appears in the video game To Aru Majutsu to Kagaku no Ensemble.
  • I Just Want to Be Special: After she was branded a Level 0 esper, she worked hard to become a singer to have something she can be proud of.
    "It was because I had nothing else... that I wanted to do whatever I could to be able to sing."
  • Idol Singer: Her dream.
  • Laser-Guided Amnesia: She had lost all her memories since three years prior to the movie. That's because she was actually "born" three years ago.
  • Magic Music: Her power as a Saint is channelled by her singing.
  • Naked on Arrival: When she was manifested from Shutaura's prayer.
  • Split-Personality Merge: She merges back with Shutaura at the end of the movie. Index and Touma are saddened that she had to go, but are comforted when they hear her voice in the distance, and know that she still exists even if they can't see her.
  • Stripperific: Some of her stage outfits.
  • Tomato in the Mirror: She thought she was just a normal human before she learns otherwise. Once she learns what she really is, she takes it all in stride and immediately starts using her powers to help.
  • What Measure Is a Non-Human?: The magic side characters dismiss her as not real, which is why they were so eager to kill her. However, despite being an artificial human born of Shutaura's consciousness, she wasn't erased by Imagine Breaker. This is all the proof Touma needs to know that she's a real existence. Of course, Touma wouldn't care if someone was artificial anyway.
  • Winds of Destiny, Change!: She is capable of unconsciously causing extreme good luck in contrast to Touma's bad luck.

    Shutaura Sequenzia 

Shutaura Sequenzia

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Voiced by: Yōko Hikasa (JP), Whitney Rodgers (EN)

The commander of Academy City's Black Crow Unit. She is assigned to protect Arisa Meigo when she is targeted for assassination. Secondary character in A Certain Magical Index: Miracle of Endymion film.


  • Action Girl: Holds her own pretty well in a fight.
  • Be Careful What You Wish For: When the plane was crashing, she wished with all her heart for the passengers to be saved, even if she had to give up the thing she cared for the most. Arisa emerged and saved the passengers with her Magic Music, but Shutaura lost what she cared for the most; her father.
  • Berserk Button: Talking about miracles will make her angrily spout that they don't exist.
  • Blessed with Suck: Brain damage from the plane crash left her unable to process music. All music is just ugly sound to her that hurts her ears and gives her a headache. She regains her ability to hear music after she remembers the truth of her father's demise, and sings a duet with Arisa to amplify her power and stop Endymion from crashing into the Earth.
  • Cynicism Catalyst: The death of her father caused her to no longer believe in miracles. It didn't help that Academy City declared all 88 people on the space plane survived the crash and declared it a miracle due to including the recently manifested Arisa as part of the 88, and not recanting when they realized their mistake. When she angrily declares that miracles don't exist and that she earned everything she has with hard work instead of relying on faith and luck, Touma points out that is precisely what a miracle is. Anyone can create a miracle, because if they try their hardest, there is nothing they cannot do. This and her remembering her father finally dissolves her cynicism.
  • Deadly Disc: Wields discus-like weapons in conjunction with her ability, Earth Palette.
  • Elites Are More Glamorous: In charge of the Black Crow Unit.
  • Glowing Eyes of Doom: Her eyes glow white when she is about to make something explode with Earth Palette.
  • Master of Threads: In addition to using them for her ability, she is skilled in using metal wires as weapons.
  • Ms. Fanservice: Wears a skintight bodysuit as her battle uniform, sleeps in the nude, etc. When she merges back with Arisa, her clothes disappear for some reason.
  • Powered Armor: Wears a suit that can deploy wheels to function like a motorcycle and ride along walls.
  • Sleeps in the Nude: She is shown getting out of bed naked before quickly getting dressed.
  • Split-Personality Merge: She merges back with Meigo at the end of the movie.
  • Stuff Blowing Up: Her ability, Earth Palette, allows her to make rare earth elements, like what her discuses are made of, explode. She needs a conduit like metal wires to make them explode from a distance.
  • Survivor Guilt: When she was young, a plane she was on crashed and her father, the pilot, was killed. She's been guilty ever since.
  • Tragic Keepsake: The broken bracelet she was wearing during the plane crash. Arisa wears the other half. When they merge back together at the end, the bracelet fixes itself.
  • You Killed My Father: Immediately attempts to kill Ladylee Tangleroad when the latter reveals she caused the plane crash just to force Arisa to emerge in the physical world. She also blames Arisa for this and tries to kill her. Touma quickly points out how wrong this is and defeats her with a good ol' punch in the face.

    Ladylee Tangleroad 

Ladylee Tangleroad

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Voiced by: Ayane Sakura (JP), Maxey Whitehead (EN)

The president of Orbit Portal Company, who spearheaded the project to construct the space elevator Endymion.


  • Badass Cape: Wears one over her odd suit.
  • Big Bad: She's the main antagonist of the movie. The construction, and subsequently planned destruction, of the Endymion is yet another attempt to remove her immortality so she can die.
  • Complete Immortality: She became immortal after eating ambrosia given to her by a soldier she saved during The Crusades. Case in point, she gets up right away after getting shot several times, and even survives getting sucked into space when Shutaura inadvertently destroys one of the space elevator's windows.
  • Death Seeker: Due to her Complete Immortality and having lived for so long, she despaired over time and started seeking methods to finally get rid of her immortality. She gets depressed and angry when Index tells her not even the destruction of the world will be enough to kill her, and is reduced to begging Arisa and Shutara from stopping Endymion.
  • Fashionable Asymmetry: Her very eccentric suit has chess-like motifs.
  • Girlish Pigtails: Her hair is arranged this way, and plays up the façade of a young prodigy in front of her guests. At least until Shutaura finds out about her plans.
  • Golem: Her two servants are magical automatons she created. The male one is made up traditional magic constructs, while the female is a cyborg.
  • The Law of Diminishing Defensive Effort: Doesn't try to avoid attacks, even though she still feels pain, because of her immortality and because she wants to die.
  • Really 700 Years Old: Despite her childlike body, she has lived for over a thousand years.
  • Thanatos Gambit: The plot of The Miracle of Endymion is just another way for her to get rid of her immortality, thinking that she would finally die if the world is destroyed.
  • Walking Spoiler: First appearing as the leading figure of a novel project in Academy City (specifically, the space elevator Endymion), she quickly reveals her nature as the movie's villain and plans on destroying the world just so she can die for good.
  • Who Wants to Live Forever?: Over nearly one thousand years, she tried everything she can think of, but still could not die. The fact that she's attempting a world destroying spell speaks volumes at what she must have had tried over the millennia. She wants to find a way to die so badly that she doesn't care how many people she has to hurt or kill in the process. She is imprisoned after her defeat, which will most likely worsen her desire to die.
    • It seems to be implied in a later arc of the manga series that she gets better and the curse of immortality is removed from her.

    Jane Elves 

Jane Elves

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Voiced by: Risa Taneda (JP), Sarah Wiedenheft (EN)

A magician serving under Stiyl Magnus along with her partners Marie and Mallybath. Her team attempts to assassinate Arisa Meigo.


  • Blonde, Brunette, Redhead: The Brunette; With Mallybath Blackball and Marie Spearhead.
  • Blow You Away: Controls wind with her magic fan.
  • Combat Pragmatist: Tends to attack from a distance, using her wind control to fling projectiles.
  • Heel–Face Turn: When she and her teammates learn the truth of the situation, they help the heroes stop Ladylee Tangleroad's plans.
  • In the Hood: Wears a hood with cat ears.
  • Leeroy Jenkins: She and her teammates attacked Arisa ahead of schedule, which ticked Stiyl off because it ruined their plans.
  • Navel-Deep Neckline: She may be flat-chested, but her cleavage still leaves the space between her breasts and navel exposed.
  • Punny Name: The artist said he based her design to resemble an elf.
  • Sarcastic Devotee: She and her team are loyal to Stiyl and call him their teacher, but mock him behind his back. She and her teammates were teaching themselves magic but hit a wall, and Stiyl was the only teacher available, so they grudgingly accepted being his students.
  • Smoking Is Not Cool: Harasses Stiyl to quit smoking. This is more because she's concerned the second-hand smoke will stunt her growth.
  • Stocking Filler: Wears stockings with the attached garterbelt exposed.
  • Stripperific: Her panties and most of her torso is exposed.

    Marie Spearhead 

Marie Spearhead

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Voiced by: Asami Seto (JP), Maeghan Albach (EN)

A magician serving under Stiyl Magnus along with her partners Jane and Mallybath. As the oldest of the trio, she has the most authority. Her team attempts to assassinate Arisa Meigo.


  • An Ice Person: Can turn water into ice projectiles.
  • Blonde, Brunette, Redhead: The Blonde; With Mallybath Blackball and Jane Elves.
  • Badass Driver: Serves as her team's getaway driver.
  • Expy: The artist said she's one of Stella from the video game Astra Super Stars.
  • Heel–Face Turn: When she and her teammates learn the truth of the situation, they help the heroes stop Ladylee Tangleroad's plans.
  • Hot Witch: Her outfit has this look.
  • Leeroy Jenkins: She and her teammates attacked Arisa ahead of schedule, which ticked Stiyl off because it ruined their plans.
  • Making a Splash: Controls water with her magic broom.
  • Paper-Thin Disguise: Pretends to be a waitress by putting on the uniform. Index and Arisa don't recognize her even through she didn't change her face and hair.
  • Sarcastic Devotee: She and her team are loyal to Stiyl and call him their teacher, but mock him behind his back. She and her teammates were teaching themselves magic but hit a wall, and Stiyl was the only teacher available, so they grudgingly accepted being his students.
  • Super Not-Drowning Skills: She can stay underwater indefinitely.

    Mallybath Blackball 

Mallybath Blackball

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Voiced by: Megumi Han (JP), Haley Esposito (EN)

A magician serving under Stiyl Magnus along with her partners Marie and Jane. Her team attempts to assassinate Arisa Meigo.


  • Blonde, Brunette, Redhead: The Redhead; With Marie Spearhead and Jane Elves.
  • Dishing Out Dirt: Controls spires of rock with her magic feather pen. She can also trap people in the ground and leave them vulnerable to her teammates' attacks.
  • Heel–Face Turn: When she and her teammates learn the truth of the situation, they help the heroes stop Ladylee Tangleroad's plans.
  • Leeroy Jenkins: She and her teammates attacked Arisa ahead of schedule, which ticked Stiyl off because it ruined their plans.
  • The Pen Is Mightier: Her magic pen.
  • Sarcastic Devotee: She and her team are loyal to Stiyl and call him their teacher, but mock him behind his back. She and her teammates were teaching themselves magic but hit a wall, and Stiyl was the only teacher available, so they grudgingly accepted being his students.
  • Tunnel King: Can travel through and stay underground indefinitely.
  • Weaksauce Weakness: She has to be touching the ground to use her powers.

Video Game Characters

    White Player (Unmarked Spoilers) 
The hidden protagonist of the Index PSP game. He is a Gemstone from 2,000 years in the past whose ability allowed him to possess the protagonists of the other five routes (Touma, Accelerator, Shizuri, Kaori, and Sasha).
  • Amnesiac Hero: The Red Player reveals that the White Player had forgotten his original identity while using his ability on the people 2,000 years in the future to counteract the Red Player's meddling.
  • Depower: After stopping the Red Player with Touma's help, he asks Touma to negate his Gemstone ability. Touma grants it, and the White Player returns to his own time and consciousness.

    Red Player (Unmarked Spoilers) 
The main antagonist of the Index PSP game. He is a magician from 2,000 years in the future who is using a spell to manipulate the past.
  • Hidden Villain: His meddling of the present time made the White Player try to fix it, and over time the White Player forgot about his original identity.
  • We Can Rule Together: He asks the White Player to cooperate with him to meddle with the present instead of constantly canceling each other out, but the White Player rejects the offer, seeing the manipulation of history as wrong.

    Yoshiko Mioshi 

Yoshiko Mioshi

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Voiced by: Megumi Toyoguchi (JP)

A former athlete who was disqualified after failing a drug test. She is the culprit behind the Hair-Cutting incidents in Railgun PSP.


  • In-Series Nickname: The Hair-Cutting Lady.
  • Traumatic Haircut: Ambushes people and cuts their hair with scissors.
  • Unwitting Pawn: To Mio Aizono, who used the samples she collected to find a boy with a certain ability required for her plans, which she then exploited in a way which harmed him.
  • Well-Intentioned Extremist: Her goal was to investigate whether children in the city were actually being given harmful chemicals.

    Mio Aizono 

Mio Aizono

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Voiced by: Rie Tanaka (JP)

A student of Nagatenjouki Academy and formerly part of the dark side project White Alligator. After the project was shut down, a school counsellor helped repair the damage done to her mind. However due to overwork from being given all the jobs the faculty didn't want to do (like dealing with disgruntled parents), he had an accident which left him comatose and then disappeared, which led to her seeking revenge on those she deemed responsible. Her ability is Military Oil, which allows her to manipulate various forms of oil, including petroleum and napalm.


  • Big Bad: For Railgun PSP.
  • Enemy Mine: Teams up with Mikoto to find and rescue Saitou in a short story set after the game, facing several other members of White Alligator.
  • Going Commando: When she's knocked unconscious, her armor reverts to ordinary oil and flows off, revealing she was naked underneath.
  • Graceful Loser: Once defeated and after she secures Saitou from her ex-White Alligator comrades, she allows herself to be arrested by Anti-Skill officers.
  • Hime Cut: She blunt bangs, cheek-length sidelocks, and mid-back length straight hair.
  • Instant Armor: She is able produce one of these using her ability to cover herself with a dress of oil. It is tough enough to withstand a direct hit from Mikoto's Railgun attack. Mikoto eventually defeats her by secretly sticking a coin into the oil she absorbed to generate the armor, then detonating it from within.
  • Manipulative Bitch: Manipulates both the Hair-Cutter and the Disciplinary Guides for her own ends.
  • Revenge: Her primary motivation. Her targets are the ones who she deems responsible for what happened to Saitou, the counsellor who helped her, and she is willing to use any method to achieve it, regardless of who else is hurt in the process.
  • Shaping Your Attacks: Can turn oil into blades and missiles.
  • Stuff Blowing Up: A function of her oil-based ability. She can ignite or detonate oil at will.

    Usamimi 

Usamimi

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White Usamimi
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Black Usamimi

A scientist in Academy City who meets the player in the Toaru Majutsu no Index Struggle Battle mobile game, she helps the player get acquainted with the skills needed to play as well as to serve as the instructor. Her esper skill is called "Distinction", which allows her to see who is an esper and who is a magician. Usamimi is familiar with the Science and Magic sides, as well as the Dark Side.


  • Animal-Eared Headband: Her rabbit ear headband is used to detect quantum fluctuations. She also can use to create force fields by project AIM diffusion fields.
  • Arbitrary Skepticism: While Usamimi is familiar with magic and science, there are certain things that she won't believe. Those include the existence of Santa Claus.
  • The Cracker: Can hack through the city's security cameras and information banks to steal data when needed.
  • Evil Mentor: After Academy City exposes her for planning to violate the Magic-Science treaty by using Imagine Shadow to obtain magic and esper powers, she faces off against the player, who refuses to go along with her plans to hold Last Order hostage.
  • Duality Motif: She has one red eye and one blue eye to represent her Split Personality.
  • Good Eyes, Evil Eyes: White Usamimi has Tareme Eyes and Black Usamimi has Tsurime Eyes.
  • Meaningful Name: Usamimi refers to a rabbit's ears. True to it, she wears rabbit ears.
  • Ms. Exposition: Usamimi serves as the narrator to help players play through SB.
  • Older Than They Look: Her face looks like a child's, though she has a mature figure.
  • Selective Obliviousness: She has no idea that students live in dorm buildings, while being aware that Index is living with Touma.
  • Smoke Out: Has access to smokescreen equipment.
  • Split Personality: Consists of Black and White Usamimi. The latter makes her meek and shy and the former makes her confident.
  • The Unreveal: Her real name is not mentioned.
  • Virtue Is Weakness: Usamimi is not a fan of compassion, because she sees it as a hindrance to her work.
    Usamimi: A helping hand is only held out to those who are incompetent.
  • Would Hurt a Child: She did take Last Order hostage.

    Sozty Exica 

Sozty Exica

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Voiced by: Marina Inoue (JP)

A magician from an Indian cabal who appears in the Magic Side (Surface) story of Ensemble. Like the rest of her cabal, her magic is based on the Astras, the weapons of the Hindu Gods. Sozty's main one is the Agni Astra.


  • Impaled with Extreme Prejudice: When Ureapaddy attacks Pantagruel, he swaps places with Sozty so she takes the giant arrow in the chest. Pantagruel then heals her wound, threatening to reopen it if they continue to oppose him.
  • Sailor Fuku: She wears this uniform in order to blend in, due to misinformation about Japanese culture.

    Ureapaddy Exica 

Ureapaddy Exica

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Voiced by: Yoshiko Sakakibara (JP)

Sozty's elder sister and another magician from the Indian cabal who appears in the Magic Side (Surface) story of Ensemble. Like the rest of her cabal, her magic is based on the Astras, the weapons of the Hindu Gods. Ureapaddy uses Shiva Astras as well as the Brahma Astra.


  • As Long as It Sounds Foreign: Her name is ridiculous sounding to say the least.
  • Bedlah Babe: She dresses in an Arabian belly dancing attire with transparent harem pants.
  • Homing Projectile: The arrow of the Brahma Astra which will seek and kill its target, passing through any obstacles in the way, then return to its owner.
  • Situational Sword: She can only use the Brahma Astra if there are at least three shooting stars visible in the sky, which is normally a tall order. However, the Debris Storm, a prototype space weapon that manipulates electromagnetism, can substitute for this by forcibly causing space debris to enter Earth's atmosphere, thus creating artificial shooting stars.

    Hibiki Kukimoto 

Hibiki Kukimoto

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Voiced by: Iori Nomizu (JP)

A girl whom Mikoto and Kuroko face in the Science Side (Surface) story of Ensemble.


  • Beware the Nice Ones: She is normally friendly and sunny, but when she is crossed, she becomes wild and violent.
  • Mind over Matter: Her ability, the Level 0 Micro Structure, does this on a molecular level.
  • Necromantic: A few years ago, her best friend Shion Kanou was in an experiment that went wrong and blew her to ashes. Hibiki has devoted her life to collecting Shion's remains, believing that if she can get them all, she can use her powers to reassemble and revive her.

    Fuuga Sakurazaka 

Fuuga Sakurazaka

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Voiced by: Kotori Koiwai (JP)

A girl whom Saten and Uiharu meet in the Science Side (Hidden) story of Ensemble.


  • Better to Die than Be Killed: When she is discovered to be the one hacking into Academy City's databases, she attempts Seppuku so she can't be questioned and her father won't be incriminated along with her, but Saten stops her.
  • Daddy's Girl: Has a very high regard for her father, and her mother is not mentioned.
  • Sailor Fuku: Her uniform.
  • Technopath: Her ability, the Level 1 Malicious Fake.

    Pantagruel 

Pantagruel

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Voiced by: Jun'ichi Suwabe (JP)

A magician who infiltrates Academy City in the Magic Side (Hidden) Story of Ensemble. His goal is to locate his idol Aleister Crowley, who he believes isn't dead, with Academy City being the last possible place he figured the legendary magician could be.


  • Big Bad: For Ensemble.
  • Hoist by His Own Petard: After escaping from Touma, Aleister takes control of the Rondo Net spell from him, uses it to roll back the city to fix the damage caused, then deletes Pantagruel from existence. Pantagruel isn't too upset since he was able to briefly speak with Aleister himself, which was his goal to begin with.
  • I See Dead People: Can communicate with a ghost by examining the dead person's remains. Since he couldn't communicate with Aleister using his remains, he realized they were fake and that the reports that Aleister was dead were wrong.
  • Magically-Binding Contract: He uses one of these incorporated into the user agreement of Rondo Net to draw people into his spell. Of course, Touma, with his Imagine Breaker, is one of the few who isn't bound to the contract.
  • Post-Modern Magik: The idea of combining a Magically-Binding Contract with a Terms of Service for a social network service.
  • Status Buff: While his spell is in effect, he is able to alter the parameters of anyone it covers, himself included.
  • Synchronization: Once his spell is activated, the avatars of objects and people in the virtual Academy City on Rondo Net are synchronized with their real-life counterparts, so anything which happens to one happens to the other.
  • Teleportation: He can do this by altering location parameters.

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