In an era where aliens have invaded and taken over feudal Tokyo, a young samurai finds work however he can. This is easily noticeable when downloading Blu-Ray Rips of the 2015 Series - [Glue] Gintama° Vol. 1 (BD 720p) - for example. The Benizakura Movie is one of those 're-adapted' cases, where the Studio took a previously-aired Arc from the Anime & adapted it into a Movie. In this case (obviously), the.

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• • Gin Tama (銀魂 Gintama, lit. 'Silver Soul'), also known as Gintama, is a Japanese manga written and illustrated by Hideaki Sorachi and serialized, beginning on December 8, 2003, in Shueisha's Weekly Shōnen Jump. Set in an Edo which has been conquered by aliens named Amanto, the plot follows life from the point of view of samurai Gintoki Sakata, who works as a freelancer alongside his friends Shinpachi Shimura and Kagura in order to pay the monthly rent. Sorachi added the science fiction setting to develop characters to his liking after his editor suggested doing a historical series. • • is a community celebrating the anime and manga versions of Gintama by Hideaki Sorachi. News, manga releases, anime releases, fan artwork relating to Gintama and more are than welcome for submission. If you are new to Gintama a good place to start would be either the Manga Chapters or Anime Episodes links below to avoid any possible spoilers.

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Sort By Flair Here. You should watch Rumbel's subs, they subbed episodes 21-165 and episode 202-203. I don't think they subbed the first 20 episodes as Shinsen-Subs was subbing each episode at that that time. Oh and the torrent you linked doesn't include the latter ones so I'll PM you one that does. While it's nice that is lenient on these things I just feel better if I follow 'standard protocol'.

Anyways for episodes 165-201, you should start watching RG Genshiken's subs. Baase Computer Algorithms Pdf Editor on this page. They are just actually Crunchyroll's subs but it'll give you the best viewing experience since they muxed Crunchyroll's subs with the DVD. For episodes 204-265 I suppose you can just watch Horriblesubs. However, starting with episode 1 of Gintama°, you should watch pyrorinnegan's release ([Glue]).

His release will give you the best viewing experience as he adds great/accurate typesetting, chapters, and the OP/ED lyrics. He also releases the blu-ray version when it's available. Also, you don't know about the movies and the watch order right? Make sure to substitute the first movie for the Benizakura arc. I forgot which episodes they were atm, but I know it's on 's wiki.

Also, recently people have been uploading the raws of the blu-rays for the older episodes on Nyaa. So one person took their time to mux Rumbel's subs for episodes 152-155 to the blu-ray raw. It's on nyaa as [NotRumbel]. Summary: • Shinsen-Subs: 1-20 • Rumbel: 21-165, 202-203 • Horriblesubs: 204-265 • Glue: Episode 1+ of Gintama° (He eventually changes the file name to include all the previous Gintama episodes) • Only the blu-ray version of Glue's release for episodes 1-10 for Gintama° are available atm Have fun and enjoy!

• Shinsen-Subs: 1-20 ✓ • Rumbel: 21-165, 202-203 ✓ • Horriblesubs: 204-265 ✓ Q.1 Ok so are 202 and 203 some important episodes to watch in rumble?Is it okay if i watch these two in Horriblesubs? I actually try to watch movies in order of release so I dont have to binge watch alot of movies at one time. Had a horrible experience with Bleach movies.

Q.2 Is Benizakura arc filler that i should replace with the movie? Q.3 contain same stuff as? Now all left is Gintama° that I should watch in Glue subs. I hope I got that right.

You can find Gintama 001-201 in 4:3 HD if you want, they recently gave it a good HD Transfer & released the entire Series into 4 Box Sets, but so far I haven't found any BR-Rips with Subs attached to them unfortunately, so you'd be downloading 201 Raw Episodes. I personally went with [SOFJC-Raws], but their FLAC Audio means 001-201 is about 100GBs total.

Alternatively there are Rips without FLAC Audio, but they'll still come in at about 50GBs total. Far as your confusion over the various different Series; Gintama is broken down into 7 Seasons right now, or 4 Series, if you'd rather; • Episodes 001-201 are Seasons 1-4, otherwise 'Series 1' or 'Season 1' - Originally aired between 2006-2010 in 4:3 Ratio SD, recently transferred to 4:3 HD & released in 4 Box Sets. Largely only available in SD on Crunchyroll, & the Boxes haven't been licensed for distribution in the West yet, so you can only find the SD Episodes in Retail, if even.

• Episodes 202-252 are Season 5, otherwise 'Series 2' or 'Season 2' - Sometimes tagged as Gintama', it aired between 2011-2012, marking the start of Gintama airing in native 16:9 Widescreen HD. Currently not available in any kind of Retail format as far as I'm aware, though Crunchyroll has it available for streaming. • Episodes 253-265 are Season 6, sometimes 'Series 3', (sometimes considered a 'Part 2' to Season 5 rather than its own thing) - Commonly (but not always) tagged as Gintama': Enchousen, it aired between 2012-2013. Likewise also not currently available on DVD/Blu-Ray, only Crunchyroll.

• Episodes 266-(Ongoing) are Season 7, otherwise 'Series 4' or even occasionally 'S3' (see below) - Commonly tagged as Gintama°, it started airing in April 2015. Available in Japan on Blu-Ray, & is fortunately being actively ripped by various different Groups. Needless to say, also available on Crunchyroll.

• Specials: Independently of the various Seasons, there've been 4 Specials released over the years (to date); Gintama - Jump Anime Tour 2005 & 2008, & Gintama - Jump Festa 2014 & 2015 Special. The first 3 are only available in DVD-SD Format, whereas the 2015 Special was released in HD. With the exception of the 2015 Special (which I don't recommend any non-Manga Reader watch before they reach Episode 300-ish), I believe the remaining 3 can be watched at pretty much any point in time (feel free to correct me if I'm wrong). The various different Series has resulted in an issue where some Groups reset their Episode numbering for their releases, while other Groups don't, so you sometimes end up downloading the same thing over & over. [Glue] for example is numbering from 01 with their Rips of the 2015 Series instead of starting with 266, although they did fortunately start including the overall Series numbering in parenthesis after a while as well - [Glue] Gintama° - 01 (266) [BD 720p] - for example, so there shouldn't be too much confusion as to which Episode is being referred to at any point in time. Officially both Japan & Crunchyroll abide by the 'cross-series' numbering sequence instead of resetting it for every series as most other Anime do, but a handful of Fansubbers/Forums/other sometimes deviate from the numbering.

It is also (arguably) worth noting that the actual Japanese Blu-Ray releases for the 2015 Series start with 'Volume 1' however, although that's most likely just a marketing call due to the lack of any sort of retail presence for Seasons 5 & 6, & the Box Sets handling Seasons 1-4 (ironically product descriptions retain the 'official cross-series' numbering though). This is easily noticeable when downloading Blu-Ray Rips of the 2015 Series - [Glue] Gintama° Vol. 1 (BD 720p) - for example. Likewise when a Rip has 'S3' in its name, they're referring to the 2015 Series, rather than Enchousen. For some reason this seems to have become rather common recently, though I'm not sure why. • The Benizakura Movie is one of those 're-adapted' cases, where the Studio took a previously-aired Arc from the Anime & adapted it into a Movie. In this case (obviously), the Benizakura Arc, which originally aired as Episodes 058-061.

I'm not sure about any real differences between the TV & the Movie versions content-wise (apart from the obvious stuff like there being no Opening/Ending Themes playing every 18 minutes), but on the technical front, I can mention how the Movie is 16:9 Widescreen native, whereas the TV version is 4:3, of course. You'll need to find Subs for the Movie version however, which has always been annoyingly tricky in my experience. • Note: This also applies to Episode 96, of which there are two versions in circulation; One is the broadcast version, which is basically the Widescreen version re-framed in 4:3 for TV (with horizontal black bars on the top & bottom of the image), & one is the original 16:9 Widescreen version which they originally created for a special screening, I believe. Regardless, the content itself is exactly the same, only the Aspect Ratio changes, so in this case Subs carry over between both versions just fine. • The second Gintama Movie, 'Gintama: The Final Chapter - Be Forever Yorozuya' or alternatively 'Gintama Movie: Kanketsu-hen - Yorozuya yo Eien Nare' isn't adapted from the Manga in any way on the other hand, & can be watched at any point during your viewing experience, though it's generally considered to serve as an 'Epilogue' to the Gintama Series as a whole, chronologically speaking. However, since it technically aired before the 2015 series, some people like to watch it between Episodes 265 & 266.

It really just comes down to personal choice in the end, though. On-topic: RG Genshiken's Subs aren't that good? I switched to RG for 001-201 in order to have 'sub continuity' (I'm a bit OCD when it comes to this), didn't realize I was losing that much. Are [Shinsen]'s & [Rumbel]'s subs still available anywhere, though? Also, how do [Glue]'s compare to these, btw?

Like, if they ever did the older Episodes, would they be as good as [Shinsen]'s/[Rumbel]'s? While we're on the subject, any consensus regarding best subs for the movies? I've currently got [UTW]'s in my Archives for Yorozuya, & I-don't-even-know-what for Benizakura.