GINTAMA KAGURA SERIES

West, but mainly because the majority of anime comedies rely more on parody than anything else.

It's strange to say this, but humour has never been a strong department for the medium, partly because of the cultural differences between East and

GINTAMA KAGURA SERIES

There are numerous notable series that have taken their rightful places in our DVD collections, and in an age where comedians are treated like rock stars, maybe it's fate that comedy anime would also come of age. Over the years there have been a multitude of comedy shows that have graced our TV screens, from the surreal stylings of Monty Python and sarcastic wit of Blackadder, to the sci-fi tomfoolery of Red Dwarf and the strange antics of The Fast Show. As the founder of Yorozuya, a small business for odd jobs, Gintoki often embarks on endeavors to help other people-though usually in rather strange and unforeseen ways.ДЄssisted by Shinpachi Shimura, a boy with glasses supposedly learning the way of the samurai Kagura, a tomboyish girl with superhuman strength and an endless appetite and Sadaharu, their giant pet dog who loves biting on people's heads, the Yorozuya encounter anything from alien royalty to scuffles with local gangs in the ever-changing world of Edo. With the once-influential shogunate rebuilt as a puppet government, a new law is passed that promptly prohibits all swords in public.Д®nter Gintoki Sakata, an eccentric silver-haired man who always carries around a wooden sword and maintains his stature as a samurai despite the ban. However, following feudal Japan's surrender to powerful aliens known as the 'Amanto,' those aspirations now seem unachievable. Edo is a city that was home to the vigor and ambition of samurai across the country.

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