From ~Episodes 266–367, the tone shifts. The author, Hideaki Sorachi, began steering toward the endgame. The comedy becomes slightly more condensed, and the serious arcs (Farewell Shinsengumi, Silver Soul) occupy entire cours. This is where the series stops laughing to punch you in the gut repeatedly.
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This is the golden age of Gintama . The ratio is roughly 80% comedy, 20% serious arcs. Highlights include: From ~Episodes 266–367, the tone shifts
Created by Hideaki Sorachi, the story is set in an alternate-history Edo (old Tokyo) which has been conquered by alien invaders called the Amanto. Technology has leaped forward, but samurai have been stripped of their swords. The protagonist, Gintoki Sakata, is a lazy, sugar-addicted, former rebel warrior who now runs a freelance odd-jobs business with his friends: the strait-laced, glasses-wearing Shinpachi Shimura and the super-strong alien girl Kagura. This is where the series stops laughing to