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Gintama Movie 2: Kanketsu-hen - Yorozuya yo Eien Nare · 劇場版 銀魂 完結篇 万事屋よ永遠なれ · 2013
Gintoki wakes up five years in a broken future.
After catching a suspicious camera at a movie premiere, Gintoki gets yanked five years into the future by what turns out to be an android time machine, landing in a devastated Edo ravaged by a mysterious epidemic called the White Plague. Worse, Shinpachi and Kagura have become hardened, estranged solo fighters, and Gintoki himself is nowhere to be found in this timeline. Determined to fix what has clearly gone very wrong, he reunites the fractured Yorozuya to unravel the plague's source, only to discover the answer is buried deep in his own forgotten past. Time travel, heartbreak, and classic Gintama chaos, all at once.
The correct path through five TV seasons, three movies, and a decade of specials, ending with the finale that took over ten years to arrive.
A promotional pilot special that predates the TV series.
The main story begins, 201 episodes.
A short Jump Festa event bonus.
A talk-show style clip special, not story.
A theatrical retelling of the Benizakura arc the TV series already aired.
A shorter TV version of the same Benizakura retelling.
Adapts the Benizakura and Kyoto arcs, deepening the Shinsengumi cast.
A theatrical highlight reel, no new story.
A direct continuation of Season 2, bridging into the next arc.
An original time-travel story made for the screen, not from the manga.
A short crossover ad.
A short Jump Festa event bonus.
Adapts the Shogun Assassination and Rakuyou arcs, a major turning point.
A short Jump Festa event bonus.
A romantic-comedy bonus arc from the manga, not required for the main plot.
A tonal breather after Rakuyou, still building toward the finale.
A short crossover ad.
Bridges Season 4 into the Silver Soul finale arc.
A short crossover ad.
A mobile-game crossover short.
The true finale, resolving the story's longest-running mystery.
A direct lead-in to The Very Final, worth watching first.
A theatrical film covering a fan-favorite arc, with new footage.
Another theatrical arc adaptation with new footage.
A standalone theatrical story, not required after the finale.
A short crossover promo.
A parody series unrelated to the main story.
A 20th-anniversary theatrical film covering the Yoshiwara arc with new scenes.
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