Shinyaku Toaru Majutsu no Index Light Novel Volume 22 Reverse/Chapter 2

Chapter 2 ささやかな栄冠 — Party_for_Winners. Small Glory — Party_for_Winners. Volume Navigation NT Volume 22 NT Volume 22R GT Volume 1 Chapter Navigation Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3

Synopsis

Characters

By order of appearance:

• Index Librorum Prohibitorum
• 'Kamijou Touma'
• Kanzaki Kaori
• Itsuwa
• Elizard
• Sphynx
• Orsola Aquinas
• Misaka Mikoto
• Shokuhou Misaki
• Stiyl Magnus
• Tatemiya Saiji
• Kamijou Touma
• Villian
• Anna Sprengel
• Aiwass

Abilities

• Electromaster (Railgun-variant) - Misaka Mikoto, Level 5
• Mental Out - Shokuhou Misaki, Level 5

New Abilities

• Imagine Breaker - 'Kamijou Touma'

Locations

• Windsor Castle
• Tower of London

Trivia

This section requires expansion

Referbacks

• During the other Touma's manifestation, Touma sees a triangular prism and notes similarities to Kazakiri Hyouka.

Cultural References

This section requires expansion Levi - Work/Influence, Tarot, Rose

• Francis Bacon was an English philosopher whose works are credited with developing the scientific method. In one such work, Novum Organum, he also described the idols, human tendencies and logical fallacies which impede objective reasoning, divided in four categories; the Idols of the Tribe (Idola tribus), Cave (Idola specus), Market (Idola fori) and Theatre (Idola theatri). There have been a number of theories that he may have been connected to the Rosicrucians.
• The conversation between Anna Sprengel and Aiwass about Aleister Crowley's belief and teaching of magical memory draws heavily from Crowley's Magick (Book 4), more specifically its third part, "Magick in Theory and Practice". In its seven chapter, "The Formula of the Holy Graal.: of Abrahadabra: and of certain other Words Also: the Magical Memory", Crowley expounds on how Magical Memory works and why it's important for the practitioner of magick.
• Éliphas Lévi was a 19th century French occultist and writer, who was a major influence on the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn and Aleister Crowley, and a major figure in the development of Tarot as a magical and divinatory tool.

Unanswered Questions

No unanswered questions currently recorded for this chapter/episode.