Gintama

Gintama.s "Porori Arc" begins in October This year's 40th issue of Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump will announce on Monday that Blue Encount will perform a new opening theme song for the Gintama anime that will begin airing in October. The rock band also performed an opening theme song for the 2015 Gintama anime. The Gintama anime will return on TV Tokyo in October with a "Porori Arc." The staff have yet to officially confirm if the arc will be new animation based on the manga, an original story, or reruns of old episodes. The anime began airing reruns in April with new opening and ending sequences. Hideaki Sorachi began the original Gintama manga in 2004 and it continues to be ranked among the top-selling manga in Japan. The manga has more than 50 million copies in print in Japan. Viz Media published the first 23 volumes in English. Shueisha published the manga's 69th volume in Japan on July 4. The manga entered its final arc last July. The manga inspired a television a

Gintama Ranbu in development for PS4, PS Vita This year's 40th issue of Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump will announce on Monday that Bandai Namco Entertainment's upcoming Gintama action game, previously code-named "Gintama Project Last Game," is titled Gintama Ranbu. The magazine will also reveal that Shinpachi and Kagura will be playable characters. Weekly Shonen Jump announced the game for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita in July. A teaser video showed Gintoki battling Takasugi. Gintama inspired its first smartphone game titled Gintama Kabukichō Daikatsugeki (Gintama Kabuki District Great Action Movie) for iOS and Android that launched last year. The manga has inspired previous games for the Nintendo DS, PlayStation 2, Wii, and PlayStation Portable.

Gintama the best gag anime we had ever seen. Ask us to recommend a funny show,We will say Gintama. Gintama was adapted from the manga which is written & illustrated by Hideaki Sorachi and serialized on December 8, 2003, in Shueisha’s Weekly Shōnen Jump. In Japan, the Gin Tama manga has been popular, selling over 46 million copies. The anime and its DVDs have been featured, at various time, in Top Ten of their respective media, while TV Tokyo has announced that the first Gin Tama anime was responsible for high sales overseas along with the anime adaptation from Naruto.  There have been 282 episodes, two movies, and an OVA. So it proves, Yeah it’s popular !!! 1. GINTOKI SAKATA Cosplayer: sansin   2. KAGURA Cosplayer: Seol 3. SHIMURA SHINPACHI Cosplayer: SOHYUN 4. GINTOKI SAKATA, KAGURA, AND SHIMURA SHINPACHI Photographer: Wu PonPon 5. GINTOKI SAKATA, KAGURA, AND SHIMURA SHINPACHI Credited cosplayer: sakichi

There will be minor Gintama Spoilers! Here are 10 funniest Gintama arcs need you attention.  10. Love Choriss Kondo is such a stalker, Sougo is such a sadist, Ayumu has such a strange fetish. It was also hilarious towards the end with Gintoki making illusions to make a heaps ugly woman pretty and then he well, you know what he does if you’ve seen it…   9. 2 Years Later Everyone changing was hilarious, especially how Kyubey got balls attached after deciding to move on after Otae gets taken and for some reason Katsura had his balls removed. The best scene had to be the end though, in about a minute they manage to troll us so well with an unexpected plot twist and then they end with a great out of nowhere parody. Probably the best season premiere of all time! 8. Owee My favourite scene had to be extremely random dating sim, who would’ve thought we’d see a girl rushing to school with a swordfish in her mouth inste

Gintama or not Gintama, that is a question. Therefore, here are 10 reasons why gintama is the anime you must watch. 1. Sci-fi samurai setting Ever wonder how it would be like for samurais to fight in space or against alien monsters? Look no further, because this is the only significant anime with this kind of setting. 2. Great anime staffs There is hardly any filler in this anime compared to Naruto or One Piece, and if they are, they are always enjoyable. Unless you read the manga, you won't know what is filler or not. I've never seen an anime staff creatively make use of a filler, especially with a few minutes of the same frame with only dialogue. Unlike other long-running anime, they pretty much literally tell you that they are just half-assing the animation because they don't feel like it. 3. Great voice actors   You watch this anime, you pretty much know all the big names in the industry. Despite cultural differences, the voice actor