Gintama Episode 14: Boys Have A Weird Ritual That Makes Them Think They Turn Into Men When They Touch A Frog You Only Gotta Wash Under Your Armpits - Just The Armpits

Canon/LOW

OSHIMETER

10.0

7 Fans

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Gintama Episode 14: Boys Have A Weird Ritual That Makes Them Think They Turn Into Men When They Touch A Frog You Only Gotta Wash Under Your Armpits - Just The Armpits

Canon/LOW

← Prev: EP 13 Next: EP 15 →

OSHIMETER

10.0

7 Fans

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

QUICK TAKES

rynnohana

3 mo

Verified

This episode's story is very light. The relationship between Shogun's younger sister and Kagura is also interesting to follow. I love their relationship.

reirei

4 mo

Verified

It was nice to see Kagura actually acting like a normal kid in this episode. This was a well-balanced episode that focused on the Shinsengumi and introduced a new character. As always, it was entertaining while still having surprising significance to the story.

sandaime

4 mo

Verified

This episode mostly focused on the Shinsengumi. Surprisingly, even though it was a two-part episode, it still felt important to the overall storyline and didn’t feel like filler at all. The events here actually added some weight to the plot.

katana

4 mo

Verified

The first half of this episode showed a lot about the other characters, mainly the Shinsengumi. The comedy, mixed with a few touching moments, was surprisingly well-balanced in this episode.

tokki0214

4 mo

Verified

The episode is very wholesome showcasing the Shinsengumi's loyalty and Kagura's friendliness. It is still action packed and funny but we also get the personalities of these characters, showing more of their identities.

kotomi

4 mo

The episode has a lot of funny moments and actions and focused on Shinsengumi. The story highlights their loyalty and dynamics as a unit. I also enjoy seeing Kagura's cheerful, playful side on this episode.

matchablaze1

4 mo

Loud episode with high energy start to finish. The trio’s chemistry carries everything. When things escalate, it’s chaotic but never confusing.

EPISODE CONTEXT

Coming off the Harusame pirates arc that wrapped in Episode 13, this episode shifts into standalone storytelling mode, a rhythm Gintama will lean on heavily throughout its first season. It deepens the audience's connection to both the Shinsengumi and Kagura through self-contained vignettes, building out the ensemble cast and establishing the episodic adventure framework that dominates the early stretch of the series' 201-episode run.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

QUICK TAKES

rynnohana

3 mo

Verified

This episode's story is very light. The relationship between Shogun's younger sister and Kagura is also interesting to follow. I love their relationship.

The first half of this episode showed a lot about the other characters, mainly the Shinsengumi. The comedy, mixed with a few touching moments, was surprisingly well-balanced in this episode.

Loud episode with high energy start to finish. The trio’s chemistry carries everything. When things escalate, it’s chaotic but never confusing.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com