Gintama - Season 4

Season 4
Episodes

A Conversation With a Barber During a Haircut is The Most Pointless Thing in The World

The Heavens Created Chonmage Above Man Instead of Another Man

Sleep Helps a Child Grow

That Person Looks Different from Usual During a Birthday Party

The Other Side of the Other Side of the Other Side Would Be the Other Side

It Takes a Bit of Courage to Enter a Street Vendor's Stand

Any Place Can Become a Battlefield When Men Gather

If a Friend Gets Injured, Take Him to the Hospital, Stat!

If One Orange in the Box is Rotten, the Rest of Them Will Become Rotten Before You Realize It!

From a Foreigner's Perspective, You're the Foreigner. From an Alien's Perspective, You're the Alien

Laputa's Still Good After Seeing It So Many Times

Love Is Unconditional

The Black Ships Even Make A Scene When They Sink

That Matsutake Soup Stuff Tastes Better than the Real Deal / If a Person Is Dead, They Can't Come Back to Life

If It Works Once, It'll Work Over And Over Again

Two Is Better Than One. Two People Are Better Than One

Smooth Polygons Smooth Men's Hearts Too

The Human Body Is Like a Little Universe

The Chosen Idiots

And into the Legend...

If You Keep Copying, They Will Retaliate / A Loss Open Your Eyes to the Love You Have

Using the "Carrot and Stick" Method Depends on the Situation

It's What's On The Inside That Counts / It's What's On The Inside That Counts, But Only To A Certain Extent

Are There Still People Who Go to the Ocean and Yell Out "Bakayaro"? / When a Person Is Trapped, Their Inner Door Opens

No Matter How Old You Get, You Still Hate the Dentist

Countdown Begins

It's Bad Luck to See a Spider at Night

Once You're Entangled in a Spiderweb, It's Hard to Get It Off

It's the Irresponsible One Who's Scary When Pissed

The More Precious the Burden, the Heavier and More Difficult It Is to Shoulder It

Watch Out For A Set of Women and A Drink

Screw Popularity Votes

Popularity Polls Can Burn in Hell

Popularity Polls Can...

Hometowns and Boobs Are Best Thought of from Afar / The Whole Peeing on a Bee Sting Is a Myth. You'll Get Germs, So Don't Do It!!

Beware of Foreshadows

It's Goodbye Once a Flag Is Set

An Observation Journal Should Be Seen Through To The Very End

We Know It's Best to Finish Yearly Tasks Before the End of the Year, But Then You Put It Off 'til Next Year for a Fresh Start. That's How the End of the Year Goes

When Looking for Something, Try Using its Perspective

Freedom Means to Live True to Yourself, not Without Law!

Kabukicho Stray Cat Blues

Cooking Is About Guts

Whenever I Hear Leviathan, I Think of Sazae-san. Stupid Me!!

Not Losing to the Rain

Not Losing to the Wind

Not Losing to the Storm

Never Losing That Smile

That's How I Wish to Be, Beautiful and Strong

Santa Claus Red Is Blood Red

Everybody's a Santa!
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