She launches into an explanation about the Amanto and the disappearance of the samurai, saying that their dojo has also suffered since the Amanto banned swords, causing most of the students to quit. She explains that thanks to him, their dojo may not make it. Gintoki apologizes for his actions, but Tae explains that if it were that easy, there would be no such thing as seppuku, before unsheathing a knife. The scene switches to the inside of a house, where it is apparent that Tae had beaten the samurai up with his own wooden sword. Tae, however, reaches him before he can do so. Shinpachi tries to explain that his situation is Gintoki's fault, but before either can react, Gintoki prepares to leave, stating he has a drama to catch later that night. She then physically reprimands him for not being at his job. He pulls to a halt and the two continue arguing until they are interrupted by a newcomer, Shinpachi's older sister Tae Shimura, who asks why he is not at work. Shinpachi replies that no one hires samurai these days, so he has no way of making a living drawing a shocked expression from Gintoki. In the ensuing argument, Gintoki asks why Shinpachi is making such a fuss. Shinpachi escapes and manages to chase down Gintoki, who had escaped with his scooter, telling him it was his fault that everything was a mess. Noticing a bloodstained wooden sword on Shinpachi, the crowd blames him for the Amanto's defeat before attempting to arrest him. Shinpachi notes that the man is "too crazy" to be a samurai as he watches him leave.Ī mob of angry citizens then appear to chase Gintoki, before noticing that one of the Amanto he defeated was a Chatoransei ambassador, and that his defeat would cause an international incident. He then proceeds to defeat the Amanto while comically raging about how his doctor told him he could only have sundaes once a week due to his high blood pressure. When they ask him who he is, Gintoki tells them to shut up citing their descriptiveness for his lack of a chocolate sundae. Gintoki then promptly defeats the shop owner with his wooden sword, prompting the three Amanto to call him a samurai. The shop owner goes to physically scold him once again, but is stopped by Gintoki. Shinpachi rises, angered by the Amanto's actions, and demanding he apologize. Gintoki first appears when a feline-like Amanto trips Shimura Shinpachi, causing him to fall into the table Gintoki was sitting at. He then states that he made a promise with her husband, saying that he would never forget her favor and that he would always protect her for him. Following this, she asked him what her husband said, to which, Gintoki responded that dead people don't talk.
Without doing so, he immediately snatched them up and ate them. Otose told him that they belonged to her husband and that he should "ask him". When he saw she was placing an offering of manju, he asked if he could have some, as he was dying of starvation. Sometime before the start of the series, Gintoki met Otose, during the winter, while she was visiting her husband's grave. He also seems to have an obsession with sweets, and is easily upset when someone interrupts him enjoying them shown when he beat up a shop keeper and three Amanto for causing Shinpachi to spill his ice cream sundae. Gintoki is fiercely loyal to his comrades, shown in his devotion to protecting Otose, after she fed him the food that she was supposed to offer at her husband's tombstone. Despite this, Gintoki seems very passionate about his work stating that whatever is important to the customer, is equally important to him. He also doesn't seem to own up for these actions, shown when he left both Shinpachi and Tae Shimura in the road, after his actions had caused Shinpachi to get fired at his job, to go watch a drama on television. He has no problem framing otherwise innocent people for misdeeds that he himself did, such as when he framed Shinpachi Shimura for beating up three Amanto, that he himself had beat up, upon their first meeting. Gintoki is a very laid back individual, seeming to give off an air of indifference most of the time. When on his scooter, Gintoki wears a small, bowl-shaped helmet.
He also wears an obi around his waist and can occasionally be seen wearing a pair of goggles. He typically wears a black shirt, with a white yukata worn on top of it - though he only has one sleeve on at any given time - and light blue pants tucked inside black boots. Gintoki is a man of average height, with curly, bright silver, hair, styled in a perm and brown eyes.
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