Gintama: The Very Final

Gintoki remains the stubborn, loyal leader who reunites with his friends and fights to protect them. He pushes through despair during the terminal assault and confronts Utsuro personally, underscoring his commitment to the Yorozuya and their code of friendship.

Kagura fights with ferocity and unwavering loyalty to her friends, joining the charge to rescue Shouyou and maintain the group's strength in battle. Her resolve embodies the resilience of the Yorozuya in the face of annihilation.

Shinpachi stands as a dependable ally, providing support and moral steadiness to the team. He shares the burden of the mission, helping rescue Shouyou and keep the group focused amid the chaos.

Katsura quietly bears responsibility by holding Shouyou's heart and fighting against the Tendoushuu. His steadfast loyalty and strategic mind help tilt the tide in the final confrontation.

Takasugi arrives at the Tendoushuu ship and presses Shouyou toward a perilous, self-sacrificial path. He sacrifices himself to sever Utsuro's influence, revealing his ruthless commitment to ending the immortality cycle.

Shouyou's revival and Utsuro's control frame the central conflict, with Shouyou seeking to end the cycle of immortality. His farewell and self-sacrifice anchor the film's emotional core and the soldiers' resolve to evacuate and rebuild.

Tama is a symbol of hope whose memories anchor the future world. She wakes to a transformed Tokyo and witnesses the consequences of the battle on everyday life, embodying the human cost and resilience after catastrophe.

Sakamoto coordinates evacuation via his ships, offering a pragmatic path to safety as the terminal's danger escalates. His leadership helps ensure that friends and civilians escape the collapse and future is saved.