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TV series

Gintama

2006TV-1411 seasons8.1 / 10

We're Odd Jobs Gin!

In a world where aliens have invaded Edo Period Japan, skyscrapers, trains and motor bikes have replaced the simple life of Earth inhabitants. One man however, still carries the soul of a samurai, Gintoki Sakata, otherwise known as Yorozuya Gin-san. As reckless as he is, Gintoki carries his own resolve and is ready to take on any challenge with his fellow companions.

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Synopsis

In a world where aliens have invaded Edo Period Japan, skyscrapers, trains and motor bikes have replaced the simple life of Earth inhabitants. One man however, still carries the soul of a samurai, Gintoki Sakata, otherwise known as Yorozuya Gin-san. As reckless as he is, Gintoki carries his own resolve and is ready to take on any challenge with his fellow companions.

Season 11 episodes

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Episode 1

The Evildoers Who Do Good

24m9.3 / 10

Takasugi enters the fray, and he and the Kiheitai change the entire dynamic of the battle in the Heavenly Bird.

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Directed by Mamoru EnomotoWritten by Taku Kishimoto

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Episode 2

Rabbits Jump High on Moonlit Nights

24m9.0 / 10

Kagura senses Yato presence and runs off to stop them, and she has some unexpected backup!

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Directed by Yasuhiro MinamiWritten by Taku Kishimoto

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Episode 3

Making a Dull World Interesting

24m9.0 / 10

With the Earth's Altana reserves going berserk, and the Flame of Kagutsuchi nearly ready to fire, the Kiheitai are left with hard choices to make in order to prevent the destruction of Earth and the entire galaxy.

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Directed by Hitoyuki MatsuiWritten by Taku Kishimoto

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Episode 4

Do Something Uncharacteristic, and Something Uncharacteristic Will Happen

24m8.0 / 10

Ensho's past is revealed, and Takasugi revolves to make a final stand to take him down.

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Directed by Yasuhiro MinamiWritten by Taku Kishimoto

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Episode 5

Countless Kings

24m9.0 / 10

The story shifts back to Earth, where Utsuro has made the Altana ley lines go berserk. Some old, familiar faces rise up to combat it.

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Directed by Shouji IkenoWritten by Masaki Tachihara

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Episode 6

The Unemployed Cannot Be Stained By Anything

24m9.5 / 10

Shijaku presents his brother, Prince Hata, with an impossible choice. As he finally makes his decision, Hasegawa suggests a different solution.

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Directed by Matsuo AsamiWritten by Masaki Tachihara

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Episode 7

Always Hold On to Your Trump Cards

24m9.0 / 10

As Sadaharu fights to quell the rampaging ley lines, the gang puts it all on the line to take down Utsuro.

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Directed by Yohei Shindo, Hitoyuki MatsuiWritten by Masaki Tachihara

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Episode 8

The Creatures Known as Humanity

24m9.7 / 10

The Odd Jobs are joined by old friends in their battle to save the Earth. Utsuro is surprised by a side of humanity he had never seen before.

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Directed by Yasuhiro MinamiWritten by Masaki Tachihara

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Episode 9

Sign

24m8.5 / 10

Two years have passed, and Gintoki has shut down the Odd Jobs business and gone off to do something only he can do. Shinpachi has other ideas, though.

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Directed by Hitoyuki MatsuiWritten by Masaki Tachihara

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Episode 10

Specter

24m8.5 / 10

Shinpachi is forced into a plot to assassinate the inaugural prime minister of Japan, Donald Zuramp!

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Directed by Nanako ShimazakiWritten by Masaki Tachihara

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Episode 11

Two in Girl Years Is Equal to Ten in Man Years

24m8.5 / 10

Okita and Kagura's daughter (?) rekindle their rivalry, and Okita senses something is off. Meanwhile, Gintoki runs into an old friend.

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Directed by Shuuji MiyazakiWritten by Masaki Tachihara

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Episode 12

Salvation

24m9.0 / 10

Gintoki and Takasugi reveal to each other what they've been doing over the past two years, and decide to go save the one thing they never managed to save in the past: their teacher.

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Directed by Shouji IkenoWritten by Shu Matsubara

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Episode 13

Dun Dun

24m9.0 / 10

Now back in Edo, Gintoki doesn't know how to face his old friends, and so he decides to try and avoid running into any of them. However, that won't be easy.

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Directed by Yohei ShindoWritten by Shu Matsubara

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Episode 14

There Are Lines Even Villains Can't Cross

24m9.0 / 10finale

Having caught Takasugi Shinsfake, the ladies' gang decides to teach him a lesson and try and get him to spill the beans on where Gintoki is. How will Shinsfake survive this?

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Directed by Yasuhiro MinamiWritten by Shu Matsubara

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Episode information updated Sep 17, 2026

More about Gintama

Cast

Tomokazu SugitaGintoki Sakata (voice)
Rie KugimiyaKagura (voice)
Daisuke SakaguchiShinpachi Shimura (voice)
Akira IshidaKotarou Katsura (voice)
Fumihiko TachikiTaizou Hasegawa (voice)
Kazuya NakaiToushirou Hijikata (voice)
Kenichi SuzumuraSougo Okita (voice)
Takehito KoyasuShinsuke Takasugi (voice)

Credits

Created by
Hideaki Sorachi

Production details

Status
Ended
Series type
Scripted
Episodes
367
Original language
Japanese
Original title
銀魂

Networks & production

  • TV TokyoJapan
  • TV AichiJapan
  • TVQJapan
  • TV OsakaJapan
  • TVhJapan
  • TSCJapan

Themes

alienanimebased on mangaedo periodfemale ninjafriendsjoyfulninja