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When it comes to two great tastes we didn’t expect to see together, Gintama and Kuroko’s Basketball are up there. Nevertheless, the results are oddly fitting in a new anime collaboration, with the two series’ adaptations teaming up to deck out Ikebukuro’s Sunshine Town shopping …Read more »
Hideaki Sorachi’s Gintama series is known for playing tricks on pretty much everyone, so it’s understandable if no one ever believes when it claims to have ended adaptations or even the main manga series itself. It seems now is finally time to bid farewell to …Read more »
Following up on its English theatrical release, it’s now time to look ahead to the home video launch of Gintama THE VERY FINAL. The anime film is set to arrive as a digital download on January 25, 2022, followed by a release on Blu-ray and …Read more »
If the title of Gintama: THE VERY FINAL is true, then the long-running anime adaptation really is done. (Pardon our skepticism, but it’s faked us out before.) So what are we going to do with all this sudden free time? Find a new show to watch, …Read more »
The latest (and last, they swear!) theatrical outing for Hideaki Sorachi’s Gintama series is on the way to theaters across the U.S. on November 21 and 22, and you could win a pair of tickets to check out Gintama THE VERY FINAL for yourself! To …Read more »
Following up on the first season—which introduced a polarizing style with well-adapted gags—The Way of the Househusband season 2 now has a date for its global release. The adaptation of Kousuke Oono’s comedy manga is officially set to touch down on Netflix around the world …Read more »
Last month, Eleven Arts announced plans to bring Gintama THE FINAL to North American theaters under the even more emphatic title of Gintama THE VERY FINAL. An update came through today, setting the subtitled and dubbed versions of the film for November 21 and 22. …Read more »
Attention, Gintama fans! The latest feature in the series—Gintama THE FINAL—is officially making its way to North America courtesy of Eleven Arts. There’s no release date yet, but Eleven Arts acquired the license and plans to release the film under the title Gintama THE VERY …Read more »
We knew the Gintama THE FINAL movie was off to a strong start when it actually managed to dethrone Demon Slayer: Mugen Train during its historic, record-breaking run. Sure, it was just for a week, but it was enough to show the strength of Gintoki …Read more »
After having a great showing at the Japanese box office, now’s as good a time as any for Warner Bros. Japan to go ahead and show the first 90 seconds of the Gintama THE FINAL anime film. We’re glad they did, too, because in this …Read more »
Hayao Miyazaki’s Spirited Away, Oscar winner and, until recently, highest-grossing Japanese film ever, is heading to the stage. It’s being adapted into a play by some top talent, including John Caird from the Royal Shakespeare Company, who will write and direct the play. It’ll open …Read more »
As Gintama comes to an end (no, for real this time), we’ve finally learned Gintoki’s age. And it turns out he’s in his late twenties! While it’s not unheard of for anime and manga to have grown-up stars, a protagonist who isn’t a teenager is both …Read more »
Fans typically know the age range of their favorite characters right from the start, but that hasn’t been the case with Gintama star Gintoki Sakata. The exact age of the lead of Hideaki Sorachi’s action-comedy series has been difficult to pin down, but thanks to …Read more »
The Demon Slayer movie may have dominated the cinematic box office discussions for most of the past few months, but we’ll always have that moment during which the Gintama THE FINAL movie managed to knock it out of first place. As one would expect, that …Read more »
Throughout Hideaki Sorachi’s Gintama manga, you’ll see characters saying “Oi” as a greeting a lot. No, really, a lot. Just how many times has the word been uttered over the course of the manga’s 77 volumes, thought? Jump publisher Shueisha decided to remove any doubt …Read more »
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