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The film's script adapts the manga's [[Lesson 83|83rd]] and [[Lesson 84|84th]] lessons, and the [[Benizakura Arc]]. |
The film's script adapts the manga's [[Lesson 83|83rd]] and [[Lesson 84|84th]] lessons, and the [[Benizakura Arc]]. |
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Yorozuya receives two similar and ultimately connected jobs: Elizabeth needs Odd Jobs to find Katsura, and a swordsmith needs the crew to find a dangerous sword named Benizakura. There is more to both requests than Gintoki and his friends thought. |
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==Differences from the Manga/Anime== |
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**Shinpachi is disgusted & scared to the view of the Honey-covered Kondo and Hijikata's attempted Mayonnaise bait. In the movie, Shinpachi claims that Kondo is "beautiful" ( it was unclear if this was genuine praise of sarcasm), and quietly ignores Hijikata's actions. |
**Shinpachi is disgusted & scared to the view of the Honey-covered Kondo and Hijikata's attempted Mayonnaise bait. In the movie, Shinpachi claims that Kondo is "beautiful" ( it was unclear if this was genuine praise of sarcasm), and quietly ignores Hijikata's actions. |
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A three-parter drama, '''[[Gintama: Mitsuba Chapter]]''', is produced exclusively for the dTV Channel at July 15. |
A three-parter drama, '''[[Gintama: Mitsuba Chapter]]''', is produced exclusively for the dTV Channel at July 15. |
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*The CG segment from the [[Episode 176|Anime's 176 Episode]] makes a return in this movie. |
*The CG segment from the [[Episode 176|Anime's 176 Episode]] makes a return in this movie. |
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=== Characters === |
=== Characters === |
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| Written by | Yūichi Fukuda |
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Gintama (銀魂) is a Japanese jidaigeki action comedy film written and directed by Yūichi Fukuda, starring Shun Oguri and based on the manga series of the same name written and illustrated by Hideaki Sorachi. It was released on July 14, 2017 in Japan by Warner Bros. Pictures.
The film's script adapts the manga's 83rd and 84th lessons, and the Benizakura Arc.
A sequel for this film is announced for an August 17 release.
Introduction
Yorozuya receives two similar and ultimately connected jobs: Elizabeth needs Odd Jobs to find Katsura, and a swordsmith needs the crew to find a dangerous sword named Benizakura. There is more to both requests than Gintoki and his friends thought.
Summary
TBA
Characters
- Sakata Gintoki - Shun Oguri
- Shimura Shinpachi - Masaki Suda
- Kagura - Kanna Hashimoto
- Shimura Tae - Masami Nagasawa
- Kondo Isao - Kankuro Nakamura (Masayuki Namino)
- Hijikata Toushirou - Yuya Yagira
- Okita Sougo - Ryo Yoshizawa
- Hiraga Gengai - Tsuyoshi Muro
- Katsura Kotarou - Masaki Okada
- Elizabeth - Takayuki Yamada
- Takasugi Shinsuke - Tsuyoshi Domoto
- Okada Nizou - Hirofumi Arai
- Kijima Matako - Nanao
- Murata Tetsuya - Ken Yasuda
- Murata Tetsuko - Akari Hayami
- Takechi Henpeita - Jiro Sato
Gallery
Posters
Sakata Gintoki
Shimura Shinpachi
Kagura
Shimura Tae
Katsura Kotarou
Hiraga Gengai
Okada Nizou
Takasugi Shinsuke
Takechi Henpeita
Kijima Matako
Hijikata Toshirou
Kondo Isao
Okita Sougo
Murata Tetsuya
Murata Tetsuko
Screenshots
Differences from the Manga/Anime
This section is updating.
- Lesson 83 and 84/Anime Episode 65:
- Shinpachi is disgusted & scared to the view of the Honey-covered Kondo and Hijikata's attempted Mayonnaise bait. In the movie, Shinpachi claims that Kondo is "beautiful" ( it was unclear if this was genuine praise of sarcasm), and quietly ignores Hijikata's actions.
- Kagura and Sougo challenges a beetle fight with their respective beetles, Rurimaru and Sadomaru. In the movie, the Shinsengumi and the Yorozuya chase after it.
- Rurimaru dies from being stomped by Gintoki. In the movie, Rurimaru is eaten by an aquatic creature.
Web Drama
A three-parter drama, Gintama: Mitsuba Chapter, is produced exclusively for the dTV Channel at July 15.
Trivia
- The CG segment from the Anime's 176 Episode makes a return in this movie.
- The adaptation live action film is similar to Gintama: A New Retelling Benizakura Arc.
Characters
- The characters that did not appear in the live-action movie but were in the anime are Kawakami Bansai, Kamui and Abuto (Although Kamui and Abuto appeared only as a cameo in the Benizakura movie)
Later references
- Episode 329: Shinpachi considers Masaki Suda as his "3D" form, which irritates both Gintoki and Kagura, which ultimately mocks Shinpachi for being happy to his live-action actor, while they angrily tell him not to mention the film itself.