Gintama 2 Movie Gets Full Title, Visuals, Plot Details

By: Anime Herald June 13, 20180 Comments

You didn’t think they’d just keep calling it “Gintama 2“, did you?

Earlier today, the the live-action Gintama film franchise’s official website updated with new details for the upcoming second film. The movie, which is titled Gintama 2: Okite wa Yaburu Tame ni Koso Aru (Gintama 2: The Laws Are Surely There to Be Broken), received a set of poster visuals and details on the overall plot.

We break the details down below.

Visuals

The posters highlight five new characters, whose roles have yet to be disclosed. At the bottom-center, the Shogun is partly visible.

"Gintama 2" Poster Visual Collage

The depicted characters are, in clockwise order:

  • Bansai
  • Itou Kamotarou
  • Matsudaira Katakuriko
  • Tokugawa Shige Shige
  • Ayame Sarutobi

Plot

Gintama 2 Cast Visual - Tsuyoshi DomotoGintama 2: Okite wa Yaburu Tame ni Koso Aru will cover the manga’s “Shinsengumi Crisis” (Chapters 101 – 105) and “Shogun Assassination” arcs (Chapters 502 – 524). The film will open in Japanese theaters on August 17.

Yūichi Fukuda will return to the director’s chair on the project and, like the first film, will write the script.

The confirmed cast members include:

  • Gintoki: Shun Oguri
  • Shinpachi Shimura: Masaki Suda
  • Kagura: Kanna Hashimoto
  • Tae Shimura: Masami Nagasawa
  • Kotaro Katsura: Masaki Okada
  • Gengai Hiraga: Tsuyoshi Muro
  • Ayano “Otose” Terada: Midoriko Kimura
  • Isao Kondo: Nakamura Kankurō VI
  • Toushirou Hijikata: Yūya Yagira
  • Shinsuke Takasugi: Tsuyoshi Dōmoto

Jiro Sato is returning as a cast member as well, though he will not be reprising his role as Henpeita Takechi.

Gintama 2 Cast Visual - Midoriko Kimura as Ayano "Otose" TeradaThe first Gintama movie opened in Japanese theaters on July 14, 2017. In its first six weeks, the movie managed to bring in 3.48 billion yen ($31,796,794.80 USD).

The Gintama films are based on Hideaki Sorachi’s manga of the same name. Sorachi’s original manga kicked off in the pages of Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump on December 8, 2003. The title’s final chapter will run in Weekly Shonen Jump on February 5. Ultimately, the title will span 73 collected volumes.

Several anime adaptations were produced, including four TV series, five OVAs, and three films.

Viz Media currently holds the license for the Gintama manga. Funimation will release the third anime season on Blu-Ray and DVD starting in March, and Well Go USA will ship the first live-action film on March 6.

Source: Comic Natalie

Gintama 2 Movie Gets Full Title, Visuals, Plot DetailsSamantha Ferreira

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