This episode was all right. I'm not losing interest in Railgun, but the episodes seem to be lacking some kind of spark that the earlier episodes had.
Rundown: So we were told the child error girl is trying to find her friend who is also a child error as well. And, so begins Judgements quest to find the lost child.
Uiharu and Kuroko are on bad grounds still. Uiharu knows they need her computer skills however, Uiharu feels a breach of trust from Kuroko. Kuroko is determined to find the child, however it means looking into everyones personal backgrounds and what not. Uiharu is strongly against that.
Figured I'd have a picture of the Railgun soaking it up in the tub.
Uiharu still visits her friend and also, dun dun dun, we discover Uiharu's power! Uiharu's power is the ability to keep things at a constant temperature. I think everyone thought it was something with computers but, wow... so lame of a power.
Uiharu is really angst towards herself because she is digging around in her friends personal life. She really is cold towards Kuroko and even towards her other friends.
No comment needed.
The Railgun girl goes to a lab she was informed of and discovers the doctor from the last arc. The doctor is trying to awaken the children but, if she does the children would react violently and could destroy the city because of their vast amounts of power.
The frog face doctor explains to the Railgun the origin of the child errors.
The Child Errors were actually created in hopes of creating a person with the 6th level of power. Currently the highest is 5 and I think there are only 2 or 3 of them in the city. One being the Railgun and the other being the guy who could change the vectors of things.
In order to save the children they need the "first sample" I guess you could see the child errors as bodies who are rejecting organs from other people, and instead need an exact body to work. So, hence the doctor is determined to find the "first sample"
The chick in charge of MARS ended up following the Railgun and goes to confiscate the children. The doctor is very much against it, but the Railgun stands up to her and says she isn't able to save the children.
Final Opinions: So every time I write about Railgun, I find my opinion of the episode always goes up just because Railgun does through out a crap ton of information at you. I am very curious to see how the doctor will react to the situation and I have a feeling the MARS girl is evil.



























Bam, a bomb shell is dropped in Idiots, Tests, and Summoning Monsters! Episode delivers us with Akihisa's big breasted sister, and yes, I don't know her name. This episode is pretty silly and very cute.
The Rundown: Turns out Akihisa's sister is here to watch him and verify if he is suitable for living alone. Some fun things to note about Akihisa'sister; She has a brother complex, has big breasts, and is going to rate Akihisa's life using her own personal point system.









Ladies versus Butlers
Rundown: It starts off with Tomomi recalling Flameheart and Akiharu being close and Tomomi does not approve of Akiharu getting that close to Flameheart.
Flameheart decides to do some Metal Gear Solid spying on them, however she always encounters people from her class. I forget who those two girls are, I just remember the green hair girl is prone to having her underwear exposed at all times.
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Turns out the child is at the fields, which were prone to destruction from the heavy rain, so Kureha and Fake Miracle Claus go after them. Turns out, the kids in the orphanage have saved up their money to buy some eggplants, so one kid went back to protect them. 

Final Opinions: Well, I can't ever say that Sora no Woto EP09 was bad, because it really wasn't. Kinda fun episode with lots of girls in their underwear. I am really expecting the series to lose its cuteness and get very serious like in EP07 since the show obviously showed that it was capable of it. Also, this episode makes me laugh because it is hilarious how the last scene is Kureha snuggling up with a picture of a way older man. Otaku's dream?