Uiharu and Saten are meeting Kuroko and Misaka at Tokiwadai Middle School, but Saten falls into a puddle and has to change into a spare Tokiwadai uniform, much to Uiharu’s envy. Uiharu later gets called away for Judgment duty, accompanied by Kuroko, leaving Misaka with Saten. Apparently there is a student in the campus who can become invisible and thus uses such an ability to attack Tokiwadai students with an electric charger and do something horrifying to the unconscious girls. Meanwhile, Saten gets attacked when she is in the restroom and is discovered by Misaka.
After some minor detective work as to why the culprit is invisible to the victims, but visible through the CCTV and mirrors, and with Saten’s eyewitness account, they concluded that the culprit is Jufuku Miho, a girl with the ability Dummy Check that prevents people from noticing that they are being watched. They corner her after chasing her throughout the city with Uiharu monitoring her via CCTV, and Miho attacks Misaka using the electric charger (really, trying to electrify a person with electrical abilities?) but gets shocked instead. She confesses that she does such a terrifying thing due to a heart-wrenching rejection from a boy she loves. Saten consoles her and gains herself a female admirer in the process. Meanwhile, Misaka has doubts about the credibility of the database’s information, since Miho, as a level 2, is not supposed to be able to turn herself fully invisible, but is able to do so.
Eh? There’s less of a Kuroko x Misaka focus this week? But that’s honestly a good thing – I think I will die from nosebleeding & squeeing too much if every episode is as good as, or better than, episode 2 last week.
I already suspected that the culprit would draw something terrible on the victims’ faces, such as a mustache. When one of the victims covered her forehead with her fan, I was guessing at the word 馬鹿 (baka バカ), but little did I expect a Rock Lee. Meanwhile, the last portion about the database possibly having errors looks like a setup for information manipulation by a future enemy.
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