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Overall, an okay and enjoyable webdrama! Recommended for fans who won't be picky and can just appreciate the drama for what it is, including a solid cast. The ED song, DECIDED by UVERworld, is great! Not much OST to go around and nothing special but it fits the mood so not bad.

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Weirdly I feel like I liked him more in the movie than here (even though I'm pretty sure this was filmed later) - he seemed a little stiff to me at times, but he got the character down-pat otherwise so I was pretty satisfied. Yagira Yuuya also gets to shine here as Hijikata aka our favourite grouchy but ultimately sincere vice-commander. Thank god for this Sougo-eccentric story because Yoshishizawa Ryo still blows me away, I can't get over how well he portrays him especially in the more emotional scenes. Okita Sougo is the main character here, and you get to see the usually deadpan shit-head show a softer side towards his sister. Oguri Shun basically brings our fave slack yet caring protagonist Gintoki to life, and Nakamura Kankuro makes the most out of Kondou's rather brief appearance. Shout-out to Mitsuba (the center of this story) and Yamazaki who only appear in this drama and not the movie - I think their actors did well enough. I'll focus on the two mains - Sougo and Hijikata, who get to shine here compared to the movie - but generally everyone else did a mostly good job at their characters.

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(Also feel free to skip the entire opening segment with Elizabeth, Takeichi and Gengai in Episode 1, it's really unfunny and pointless imo.) For fans curious about any changes, there's some cuts in content but no big changes. The quality of the episodes feels lackluster at times but it's only a webdrama so nothing surprising.

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There's some bouts of comedy especially in Episode 1 (including some hilarious drama-original lines from Gintoki when he shows off as Sougo's ~good friend~), but it's mostly a serious series - not a unique feelsy story but still a good feelsy story nevertheless. I love the story mostly for the character exposition as well as the relationship between Mitsuba/Sougo. Fans will appreciate it more since they have a better understanding of the characters, especially Okita Sougo and Hijikata Toushirou.

The plot alone is enjoyable enough but nothing amazing. Not a whole lot to it since 1) it's something more for the fans than new viewers, and 2) the point of the webdrama was to promote the movie. I will take new viewers into account (though I'm guessing mostly fans will be watching this haha). Crunchyroll.Rewatch Value 5.5 A short simple webdrama - nothing fantastic but I still enjoyed it! I finished this after I saw the movie but you can watch them in any order fyi - their stories aren't connected to each other. Troubles that they of course try to solve, but in reality. Wherever they go, all they do is to create troubles. He and his gang, however, are also among the very few who have not forgotten the morale of a swordsman.

Gintama is a story of a handyman named Gintoki, a samurai with no respect for rules set by the invaders, who's ready to take any job to survive. All samurais have been disarmed and reduced to temp workers with no skills who just try to make ends meet. The Shogunate has become a puppet of alien occupation armies. Instead of the US fleet, the country is stormed by spaceships coming from four corners of the universe and soon we see it occupied by extraterrestrials. That's what history tells, but in Gintama, that's not what happens. The samurai regime ended its life with the imperial restoration in 1868. Whether it is by design or not, Gintama has a few personalities who tend to be divisive, if not downright loathed.

In 1853, the US fleet commanded by Admiral Perry forced the doors open, leading to a modernization of the nation's sociopolitical systems and the eventual fall of the Shogunate. RELATED: Gintama: 5 Things The Live-Action Movies Got Right (& 5 Things That The Anime Did Better) That said, certain characters are not quite as beloved as others. In the early 17th century, Japan adopted strict isolation policies and severed almost all ties with foreign countries.