OVA means an even higher production value. To Aru Majutsu no Index had the same art director as the Shana anime, and no Index's animation was visually high-end pleasing. Very. And the upcoming Railgun series (another series I'm definitely waiting on) will have the same team. With that, I'd say they have improved greatly.
So I'm really looking forward to the OVA. I can only hope it follows the novel more closely this time around
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Originally Posted by FatalMemory
But that'd be hoping for far too much out of JC Staff, it'll probably just be something with lots of fan service.
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I don't believe so. Given their recent track record, they have been quite tamed, really. It's sufficiently evident in their work with Index and Hayate no Gotoku S2. Even season 1 and 2 of Shana didn't have that much fanservice. It was kept at minimum for the most part.