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Gintama
TV Show (2006)
In a world where aliens have invaded Edo Period Japan, skyscrapers, trains and motor bikes have replaced the simple life of Earth inhabitants. One man however, still carries the soul of a samurai, Gintoki Sakata, otherwise known as Yorozuya Gin-san. As reckless as he is, Gintoki carries his own resolve and is ready to take on any challenge with his fellow companions.
TV Show (2006)
In a world where aliens have invaded Edo Period Japan, skyscrapers, trains and motor bikes have replaced the simple life of Earth inhabitants. One man however, still carries the soul of a samurai, Gintoki Sakata, otherwise known as Yorozuya Gin-san. As reckless as he is, Gintoki carries his own resolve and is ready to take on any challenge with his fellow companions.
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Sex & Nudity
The series features sexual references, gags centered around sex, specific sadomasochism references, a character tied up in ropes, and censored frontal nudity.
Violence & Gore
The show includes fantasy and serious violence featuring physical altercations, weapons, explosions, dead bodies, blood, sword fights with assassins, and mutual stabbings with the Yakuza. Characters are sometimes forced to fight and kill in more serious episodes, and dangerous moments create a complete shift in tone.
Profanity
Language includes terms like idiot, hell, damned, bastard, bitch, s--t, and f--k.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
Characters are shown smoking and drinking, with scenes of getting drunk and vomiting.
Frightening Scenes
Serious episodes include intense combat, bloody fights, and dangerous situations.
Positives & learning
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Positive messages
Themes include comedy, dealing with poverty, courage, standing up for yourself, compassion, and sacrifice.
Role models
Despite acting childish, the main characters are compassionate, brave, and willing to risk their lives to help others.
Representation
The series is set in an alternate feudal Japan with an entirely Japanese cast.
Learning
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