User blog comment:A certain someone/The ONE and ONLY FLAW of the Railgun Anime/@comment-24516349-20140327052551/@comment-5230978-20140327115754

I guess you're saying that this matter has to do with the genre of the novel itself.

Not only novels, even mangas, animes and somethimes videogames can fall under in this category. Keep in mind that between the ecchi series, Index and Railgun could be considered ones of the less daring. If you find irritating their ecchi scenes, from here on it would be better for you to find some infos and images about he series you want to follow before doing it, so that you could avoid those with more ecchi or be mentally prepared when you decide to see a series which contains them. But let me remember you that the amount of ecchi, if not hentai, scenes doesn't always invalidate the overall quality of a series, for example Tenjou Tenge manga, Tsukhime and Fate/Stay Night (the first version without cennsorship) visual novels.

''I seriously don't think that it is ecchi. This is proven by''

Not so trustworthy sources if you consider that they list Railgun as seinen when it is undoubtedly shounen. If you know the features of a genre, you can tell by yourself in what genres a series falls under. Also, Index is a harem series and this kind of series are generally ecchi too. Oh, and I wasn't only talking about the manga series, but about the overall series, so even the novels and the filler arcs of Railgun anime.