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Gintama 23 & 24 Full Reaction (Patreon)

Published:
2026-02-23 14:30:07
Edited:
2026-03-23 15:05:40
Imported:
2026-08

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Sakamoto enters the chat ! Cant wait to learn about young Gintoki.

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Ren

the last episode was CRAZY😭😂

RT TV

We got you covered what’s your favorite part ?

RT TV

Ok where do you rank it among the best ?

RT TV

Yes it was what episode you looking forward to ?

RT TV

Ya want more Gintama ?

Mike Strike

preciate the upload . hopefully more to go hahahaa

InsaneH

More Gintama🔥

botanbutton

Spoiling us again? Appreciated. :) Oh yeah, "Ago" means chin in Japanese so Zura and Gin calling Ayumi names that begin with "Ago" was them making fun that big chin, lol. Here's a list of the historical Japanese figures and old folklore characters in Gintama so far. And trust me, knowing this will not spoil the anime for you. Japanese viewers/readers enjoyed Gintama knowing most of this stuff already. ✨Sakata Gintoki: From Japanese folktale character Kintaro (Sakata No Kintoki) from the Heian period. He became one of Minamoto No Yorimitsu’s Shitenno, and helped vanquishing Shuten-doji. ✨Shimura Shinpachi: Inspired by Shinpachi Nakagura, a character from Sorachi’s previous manga about the Shinsengumi, and Ken Shimura (a nationally known Japanese comdien who died in 2020 from COVID). Shinpachi Nagakura was originally the former captain of the Shinsengumi’s second unit, during the late Edo period. ✨Hijikata Toshirou: From Hijikata Toshizō Yoshitoyo, Vice-Commander of the Shinsengumi during Japan’s Bakumatsu period. ✨Okita Sougo: From Okita Sōji, captain of the Shinsengumi’s first unit during the Bakumatsu period, and one of the best swordsmen in the force. He trained at the Tennen Rishin-ryū with Kondo Shusuke (adoptive father of Kondo Isami) around the age of nine, and was considered a prodigy. ✨Kondo Isao: From Kondō Isami, commander of the Shinsengumi during the Bakumatsu period, and 4th generation master of the Tennen Rishin-ryū (Traditional school from the late Edo period that specialized in a style of swordsmanship practiced by the Shinsengumi). ✨Katsura Kotarou: From Katsura Kogorō (Birth name Wada Kogorō), a Japanese statesman during the Bakumatsu period, and one of the Three Great Nobles who led the Meiji Restoration in 1868. ✨Takasugi Shinsuke: From Takasugi Shinsaku, samurai and imperial loyalist, who heavily contributed to the Meiji Restoration. Shinsaku led the Kiheitai, an irregular volunteer militia that arose in the domain of the Chōshū clan, during Japan’s Bakumatsu period. ✨Sakamoto Tatsuma: From Sakamoto Ryōma, Japanese samurai and influential figure from the Bakumatsu period. The kanji for Ryōu (龍) in Ryouma which means “dragon”, can also be read as “Tatsu”, hence the origin of the fictional Tatsuma. Sakamoto Ryōma founded the shipping and trading company Kaientai, one of modern Japan’s first corporations and Ryōma’s private navy. ✨Otose/Terada Ayano: From a woman of the same name, who was married to Terada Isuke, a farmer in Terada village who also ran the Terada Inn, gathering place for ronin pro-imperal loyalists. After Isuke fell ill and died young at the age of 35, Otose continued to run the inn as proprietress. ✨Hasegawa Taizou: Based on Hasegawa Nobutake, a bannerman of the mid-Edo period who served as the head of the fire bandit reformers. ✨Sarutobi Ayame/Sacchan: From Sarutobi Sasuke, fictional character from traditional Japanese narratives. ✨Mutsu: From Count Mutsu Munemitsu, a diplomat and statesman from the Meiji era, who joined forces with Sakamoto Ryōma and the latter’s Kaientai to overthrow the Tokugawa Shogunate. ✨Saigou Tokumori: Based on Saigō Takamori, a highly influential samurai in Japanese history, and one of the Three Great Nobles alongside Kogoro Katsura, who led the Meiji Restoration.

Chris Bogomas

I think it’s top 3 at least it’s my personal fav anime oat

CK C

Gotta speed up for the intro arc so that we can get into more serious arc/ main arc/ funny arc in like 40-50- eps

malik lima

Jerry got flashbacks to the finesser, the crossdresser. SANJI!!

SinuHan

Not finished with Gintama im about halfway there but its def top 10 anime. Does serious moments so well and of course great comedy.

Miguel

Top 3 minimum

Ren

30-31, 51, 59-61, 86-87

bluehef

TRIGUN would be a great show for you guys to react to in the future

bluehef

sakamoto is fire i mess wit his character already!

GotDamnGamez Z

Ya are getting there almost near a serious arc

Chi

Loved this combo. Gintama is a real fun watch so far, I’m glad I’m on this journey with y’all. Can’t wait to get to the more serious arcs, but so far it’s really good

enrikay

still a long LONG way to learning about young gintoki but enjoy the ride~

Cycy

Glasses, red coat and a gun yeah sakamato and vash have a lot in common lol

Ku Nilsen

I'm sure you know, but some of your videos are very shoppy. A bit hard to watch

Ku Nilsen

27:14 I don't know the exact meaning, but the names Zura and Gin use are wordplays on big chin. And Gintama handled this crossdressing/gender switch topic so well. Sure, the charecters werent kind, it had a very realistic touch with homophobia and calling them freaks. But at the same time, Gintama treats them like real people. Flawed people who live by their own code in life. Even the kids bullying that poor son for having the father he has immidetly ran to get help from that 'lady boy father' they bullied the son for.

Manny

Gintama and Sakamoto Days come from the mangakas favorites favorite historical figure. He helped bring Edo into modern day Japan. He fought wars but also helped avoid many conflict through negotiations. Gintoki and Sakamoto’s characters are two sides to this character. He was a proud samurai but he also was fascinated by the technology the Americans brought in. Later in his life he founded Japan’s first trading company like this Sakamoto. He’s one of those figureheads that was appreciated after his passing.