The concluding film to the Gintama animated series, adapting the final chapters of the comic series of the same name by Hideaki Sorachi. The film covers chapters 699–704 of the original comics, with original material added in.
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Tomokazu Sugita Daisuke Sakaguchi Rie Kugimiya Kazuya Nakai Akira Ishida Kenichi Suzumura Takehito Koyasu Susumu Chiba Mikako Takahashi Koichi Yamadera Satoshi Hino Hochu Otsuka Yuu Sugimoto Fumihiko Tachiki Kouichi Sakaguchi Toshiyuki Morikawa Bin Shimada Aya Hirano Risa Hayamizu Norio Wakamoto Toshitaka Hirano Kazuhiko Inoue Shin-ichiro Miki Yu Kobayashi Satsuki Yukino Hideaki Sorachi Ryo Hirohashi Chafurin Omi Minami Kujira Yuhko Kaida Show Hayami Fumiko Orikasa Tetsuharu Ota Shinnosuke Ogami Ryunosuke Watanuki Masashi Sugawara Motoki Sakuma Kazuki Souya Fumiya Tanaka Yuki Okada Satoshi Niwa Souru Saitō Serina Machiyama Chinatsu Hirose Gentoku Kumazawa Takushi Fujikawa Keisuke Hamaoka Yuto Yamamoto Ryunosuke Yamaguchi Kayu Machida Hiroki Matsuhisa
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