Gintama

It's an emergency! Time has stopped in Edo! In the very first episode of the new season, time has frozen for everything and everyone except Gin-san, Kagura, and Shinpachi! Apparently the cause is the Universal Clock, which Gin-san found lying in the street and brought home with him, only to destroy it thinking it was an alarm clock. The Odd Jobs run around in circles while trying to get the c...

The cause of the time freeze... was just a dead battery?! The Odd Jobs realize that the Universal Clock running out of battery was the reason the world's time came to a stop. They try to replace the battery, but it's apparently a special make not available on Earth.

Since Gin-san was the White Yaksha, a major player in the Joi war, Hijikata orders a stakeout on Odd Jobs in order to find out if he's still connected to the Joi rebels. This stakeout mission lands at the feet of Inspector Yamazaki Sagaru.

Gin-san takes history lessons, and teaches you how to hide your porn mags?Tsukuyo tries to teach Seita history, the subject he's not great at. However, her training (?) methods end up leaving him scarred, which makes desperate Seita ask Gin-san to take over as his tutor...

Peeping at Odd Jobs through a mirror? One morning, Gin-san notices that the Odd Jobs kitchen has been fitted with a brand-new mirror. Stuck on it is a note from Otose, but it was all a ruse for Sacchan to peep at Gin-san from inside the mirror! Just what **** side of Gin-san will she end up witnessing?

Gin-san's invited to a Joi Rebels reunion, where he finds Katsura and Sakomoto, fellow survivors of the Joi War era, reminiscing about the past. Sick of seeing them in OPs and EDs all the time, Gin-san tries to leave immediately, but he's shocked by the revelation that the organizer of the reunion wasn't Katsura or Sakomoto, but rather the phantom fifth man, Kurokono Tasuke.

With the letter from Takasugi proving to be a catalyst, the Joi rebel gang starts to remember Kurokono, and takes a trip down memory line to the Joi War era. After a gruelling battle with the Bakufu army, Gin-san and his comrades were taking a momentary rest at an abandoned temple.

Hijikata is offered a lottery ticket by the old lady who runs the cigarette store he frequents. Though initially he has no interest, he's forced to take a ticket someone dropped, with assurances that "it'll change the way the world looks."

Gin-san figures that the reason Odd Jobs isn't get any requests at all lately is because of a lack of publicity. In order to make an advertising poster, he tries to come up with a catchy copy along with Kagura and Shinpachi, but the ideas they come up with all seem somewhat familiar. Just what kind of poster will they create?

One day, a fortune teller calls out to Kyubei as she's walking down a street. After hearing her issues out, the fortune teller suggests to Kyubei that she should become a man in both mind and body once. The ridiculous suggestion angers Kyubei, but the very next moment, Kabuki District gets enveloped in a mysterious light. With everyone around her confused, Kyubei feels something off with her ...

The mysterious light that covered all of the Kabuki District swapped the genders of everyone who was exposed! The culprits were Dekobokkoists, a religious cult on all the interspace wanted lists, who end up taking over the Kabuki District through its surveillance network.

Thanks to the efforts of the Gintama hunks (?), the gender-swapping situation running roughshod over the Kabuki District is resolved. Or so it appears, but Ginko and everyone else in the Dekobokkoism base don't get their original bodies back.

Seita has started going to temple school, but it looks like he's finding it hard to fit in with the others. Apparently the reason lies in Hinowa's extravagant stacked lunch boxes, but Hinowa herself doesn't understand that at all. As such, she makes Tsukuyo make lunch for him, but...

The Kabuki District is thrown into turmoil by a series of serial killings targeting drunkards. They were all cut through the neck, leaving just one tiny bit of flesh attached. And because of that, now there are rumors that it \Nwas the work of a Reaper. When Gin-san takes the deserted streets home drunk, he runs into a Reaper who asks for his help in committing suicide. This Reaper turns out ...

The Reaper was Ikeda Asaemon, from a family of executioners. She had committed the sin of betraying and killing the former head of the family. And Gin-san was a criminal who was supposed to have been beheaded by the Ikeda family in the past. The family head, Ikeda Yaemon, requests Odd Jobs to keep Asaemon safe. The ship prepared for them seems to sailing smoothly but gets stopped in its track...

Asaemon points her blade at Yaemon of her own free will, but has a hard time due to Yaemon's overwhelming strength. Gintoki joins the fight but gets wounded by Hitotsubashi retainers backing Yaemon up. With Gintoki and Asaemon on the backfoot, Yaemon tells Asaemon about how Gintoki killed her biological father. This makes her waver, with sword in hand. Just who will Asaemon kill, Gintoki or...

Has Madao finally found a job?! For some reason, he's become the friendly scary-story teller at the park and comes to Odd Jobs to collect some more scary stories.

Gin-san opens up a confessional booth for Tama, but things go awry very quickly as the confessions lead him to a very painful truth.

Gin-san gets arrested for killing a shogun! The Shogun, meanwhile, loses his memories.

The dirty hero who protects the Earth from the shadows of the kitchen shows up? On the night of the summer festival, when everyone's in high spirits, Hijikata and Okita are making their rounds when they run into a man brandishing his sword at couples, who ends up being Kondo. He seems to have gone mad after his beloved Otae turned down his invitation to spend the festival together. Unable to ...

The two big events of summer, watermelon splitting and endless homework, come together in this episode! Kagura and Princess Soyo wonder if there's a way to make watermelons even tastier, and Gin-san tells them how. However, this somehow leads to the princess getting kidnapped! With summer break drawing to a close, Seita visits Odd Jobs with the most troublesome of requests: he wants help...

When they meet with a traffic accident, Gintoki and Hijikata miraculously escape without a scratch, but their souls end up switching bodies. With no means to return to normal, Gintoki has to live as a freedom-loving Hijikata, and Hijikata as a Gintoki who stresses strict discipline. The change in these two leaders transforms the Shinsengumi and Odd Jobs into completely different organizations.

Upon finding out that their egos were switched by Gengai's Fully Automatic Egg-on-Rice Maker, Gintoki and Hijikata head out to find the cat's corpse that sucked in half of Gintoki's soul, only to find it transformed into something completely unexpected.

Gintoki and Hijikata try everything they can to split Otae and Dozaemon-san up, but there are some other switcheroos happening behind the scenes.

Mutsu gets sick of Sakamoto after his idea of selling bags with room for 50 million falls flat, and dumps him in the ocean.