Does Gintama have a more serious plot?

Stick with it, wait a while and you'll find yourself stuck in it.

In fact, Gintama's **mode is a daily short story mixed with a hot-blooded long **Daily complaining、Spoofs, but there is no lack of**elements (such as the umbrella of Kagura in episode 111 Gintama**classic!) ）

Then I'll sort out some long stories.,I think it's still quite hot-blooded.,But at the beginning, it was also burned in the back.。

For details, you can check the Gintama entry in the encyclopedia.

Red Sakura Chapter 58 Chapter 62 (Takasugi Shinsuke's Ghost Soldier Team vs Manshiya, the theatrical version of "New Translation of Red Sakura Chapter" is adapted here).

Hibiscus Chapter 69 Chapter 71.

Yagyu Chapter 76 Chapter 81.

The turmoil of the Shinsengumi Chapter 101 105.

Dragon Palace Chapter 115 Chapter 118.

Xianwang Township Hot Springs Chapter 131 134.

Yoshihara Yan Part 1 Chapter 139 146.

Chapter 167 170.

Spider Chapter 177 Chapter 181.

Onmyoji Chapter 195 Chapter 199.

Kabukicho Four Heavenly Kings Chapter.

Chapter 210 Chapter 214.

Thorns and Roses, Rogue, Chapter 244 247.

Golden Soul Chapter 253 Chapter 256.

A Country Alluring Chapter 257 261.

The Four Heavenly Kings of the Second Season And the rest of the first season you watch are pretty good.

Silver has always been a hanger... If you want to see him play cool, it's only in the second half of the long story, such as "Little Jade Chapter", "Yoshino Yan Part I", "Yoshino Yan Part II", "Shinsengumi Turmoil Chapter", "Four Heavenly Kings Chapter" and so on... I don't usually see him being cool.

That's the theme of Gintama.

There are many funny plots about Gintama, and the funniest is episode 224.

Gintama is a shonen manga work created by Japanese manga artist Hideaki Sorachi, which began in the 2004 issue of "Weekly Shonen Jump" and ended on the 42nd in 2018**. It was then transferred to "Jump Giga" 2019 Winter Continued**, and then transferred to the Gintama app**, and the final return was pushed on June 20, 2019.

Introduction

On April 4, 2006, the TV anime of the same name, adapted by Sunrise Animation, began to be broadcast on TV Tokyo. As of August 2018, the cumulative circulation of Gintama in Japan exceeded 55 million copies.

At the end of the Edo period, aliens called "Celestial Beings" attacked. The war between the earthlings and the celestials broke out in an instant, and a large number of samurai and warriors of the Celestial faction participated in the battle against the celestials.

When the shogunate saw the great power of the Celestials, they signed an unequal treaty with the Celestials and allowed them to enter the country. Later, the "Abolition of the Sword Order" was promulgated, and the samurai's swords were taken away. Since then, the Celestial Men have run rampant and the Shogunate has become a "puppet regime".

In such times, there was a samurai who happily lived a whimsical life with his companions.