I really hope I can see this updated at some point; it's brilliant! Everyone else has already said what I love about it, so I'm just going to put my favourite quote in here (this was a really hard choice, you know?)
"A blender has been purchased. I am unlikely to be killed tonight".
I mean it just sums up the story so well! Anyway, please come back to this. Its gotten a lot of laughs out of me, and I think it deserves more attention

All of the imouto are such adorkable trainwrecks and this peek into their thought processes is absolutely gorgeous. I love it!

hah, the over half someone's lifetime bit was pretty funny.

so Misaka-20001 is flaoting in a tank, I can't remember much from this story, are they still producing more Misakas, or are some of them just stored in vats instead of being decanted?

This fic is so hilarious. I love Misaka Yui!

It's a very rare story that manages to deal with a horrifically traumatic experience in a humorous, rather than angsty way. These sisters have gone through so much death, they can't help but be paranoid, yet they were thrown into society with clearly insufficient support. It also captures how immature these sisters can be, which is an aspect of their character that is not often explored (naivety is often shown, but immaturity is something that is mostly only applied to Last Order). But despite lack of canon support, it makes sense, since they are less than a year old and have little to no social experiences to draw from.

I also found that this was a good place to leave off, since there wasn't a cliff-hanger or anything. I wish there was more, and really want to see how Yui reacts after Last Order meets and befriends Accelerator of all people.

Listening to this with FF's text to speech feature (in app) is a magical experience, I recommend everyone try it.

Wow... enviromentalist clone indirectly roasting Crowley about his decision to create Academy City. Incredible.

still love this series

Read this all on a binge, and I must say, I was pleasantly surprise.

The concept piqued my curiosity enough by the end of the first chapter, and by the end of the second chapter I was completely hooked.

There are several highlights to this fic. It has an excellent contrast of the traumatic background of the sisters against the mundane life of normal students, and the exaggerated paranoia of Misaka-11111 and the sisters provides an endless source of laughs throughout.

The way this story handles the way the Network communicates is absolutely brilliant. It simultaneously grasps the concept that the Sisters are a hive minded network, but at the same time captures that they are also very immature, and often quibble among themselves over the pettiest things, much akin to real siblings as opposed to merely clones.

It has plenty of hilarious slice of life at the start, and exciting action sequences told through the lenses of the most unreliable and air-headed narrator(s) near the latest chapters, which are fortunately brought to a conclusion.

It's quite clear that the story still has plenty of untapped potential, and leaves the viewers wanting for more, but at the same time, it isn't the worst place to leave off on (permanent?) hiatus. The first "arc" of the story has come to its end, so there isn't the feeling that we've been left on a cliffhanger only to find that the story has not been updated in two years. Overall, while I would enjoy having more Misaka Network hijinks, I am satisfied with this read even if no further development gets put in.

Full stars would recommend.

We've waited two years to hear that shouting. Don't tell me they got her? Her flatmates finally revealed their true colors while she was distracted and unarmed while convincing one of them to assist her, and murdered her?

I think I've fallen in love with this expressionless girl, lol!

This is a riot. A

Oh, Misaka 11111. Never change.

So she dresses like some special forces operative and walks around with an Assault rifle, and wonders why people are scared of her? Good question.

Oh my, this is awesome. Also, all of the characters featured so far have a weaker version of the level 5 powers. Coincidence? I think not.