07x39 - Those Who Protect Against All Odds
Posted: 09/23/22 13:30
Z: I have the perfect ninja technique for your massive asses.
Z: It's my trump card,
Z: and I've already used it!
Tak: Took you long enough.
Tak: I got sick of waiting for you,
Tak: Gintoki.
Tak: Be it destroying this country or protecting it,
Tak: we're the only ones who can do it, right?
Title : Shogun Assassination Arc Part Five
Title : Those Who Protect Against All Odds
Warning,Sign: Watch the Shogun Assassination Arc in a bright room and at a safe distance from your TV!
Hen: It's the White Yaksha.
Hen: Get hi—
Z: Don't move, you bastards.
Z: Stay right there and fortify your defenses or something!
Sho: That's not right.
Sho: That's not how you throw these knives.
Sho: Grip it correctly, Zenzo.
Sho: I haven't forgotten.
Sho: If you become the Oniwaban someday...
Sho: If I become the shogun someday,
Sho: I hope we can fight together
Sho: for this country.
Sho: We finally meet,
Sho: my Oniwaban.
Kam: Sheesh.
Kam: The final trump card to defend this country
Kam: turned out to be quite the letdown.
Tak: You're still playing your silly game of house with these kids, Gintoki?
Tak: Looks like there's a large gap between us now.
Tak: We once fought together and lost everything.
Tak: Now, one of us has sworn revenge on this country,
Tak: gained enough power to topple an entire nation,
Tak: and almost forced a checkmate.
Tak: But the other one has tried to fit in,
Tak: and with just two kids by his side,
Tak: is still struggling to protect the country.
Tak: Gintoki,
Tak: you can no longer defend anything from me.
Gin: Is that what you've found since then?
Gin: Takasugi, I don't care how much power you've gained,
Gin: or how large an army you've got in tow.
Gin: It doesn't scare me one bit.
Gin: While you were casting aside a hundred people,
Gin: I formed bonds with a thousand.
Gin: When you were destroying a thousand people,
Gin: I had ten thousand helping me out.
Gin: So what if you've got thousands of troops?
Gin: The three of us have protected thousands more against all odds!
Gin: We are Odd Jobs!
Tak: Gintoki,
Tak: your game of house ends here.
Tak: This country has nothing worthwhile for you to protect.
Tak: There's nothing left for us to protect.
Tak: All you're carrying on your shoulders are toys for playing house.
Tak: And soon, they'll be destroyed along with this country.
Tak: Gintoki, you will lose everything again.
Gin: I haven't lost anything.
Gin: It's just...
Gin: There's one less back for me to protect now!
Gin: Kagura!
Gin: Shinpachi!
Gin: Let's do this!
Kam: Well, well.
Kam: You see your sibling after so long, and you greet him with a fist?
Kam: You're acting a little more like a Yato now.
Kam: You make your brother very happy.
Kam: Just one problem...
Kam: You're acting too arrogant towards me!
Kam: Sorry, but I'm a working man now.
Kam: I'm busy.
Kam: I can't let Shinsuke hog all the spotl—
Kag: Where do you think you're going?
Kag: Your opponent isn't the country.
Kag: It's me!
Kag: A moronic brother like you is more suited to a sibling spat than a w*r of conquest!
Kam: Give it a rest.
Kam: Let me go.
Kam: I told you, didn't I?
Kag: Where are you going?
Kag: Where are you going, leaving Mommy behind?
Kam: Get lost.
Kam: I want nothing to do with weaklings.
Kag: I was waiting for you to use your right hand.
Kag: You've been favoring it all this time.
Kag: Do you think I can't see through your mannerisms?
Kag: Every time you got hurt, you'd always hide it.
Kag: You didn't want to worry Mommy.
Kag: But Mommy is gone now,
Kag: so what are you so afraid of?
Kag: I'm no longer the crybaby little sister you knew.
Kag: I'm no longer the weak little sister who could do nothing but watch you leave.
Kag: This country, this planet, and everyone here showed me...
Kag: How strong people can be.
Kag: How weak people can be.
Kag: How fragile their lives can be,
Kag: and how precious they are!
Kag: This planet of samurai taught me all of that!
Kag: I'm the Kagura who was born on this planet.
Kag: I won't let anyone do as they please with my birthplace.
Kag: Kamui!
Kag: I will no longer lose to you or myself!
Kag: This time, for sure,
Kag: I will stop you!
Tak: This could be the end, so I'll ask you something that's been on my mind, Gintoki.
Tak: Why did you fight in this w*r?
Tak: To defend the country from these guys?
Tak: Or to leave your name in the history books as a warrior?
Gin: Dunno.
Gin: But one thing's for sure: only men of honor die for such causes.
Gin: Not me
Gin: or you.
Gin: Yeah, we're not respectable men like Zura and Tatsuma.
Gin: We're good-for-nothing warriors who don't get bushido.
Gin: But there are some things only good-for-nothings can understand.
Gin: Gintoki, if I die...
Gin: Take care of Sensei.
Gin: This is a favor I can only ask of a fellow good-for-nothing.
Gin: Then I've got a favor to ask of a good-for-nothing, too.
Gin: Don't die.
Kat: I knew I'd find you here.
Kat: I hear you went on another rampage at school.
Kat: Even the famed Military Arts Academy, where the future leaders of the country assemble,
Kat: is not enough for you, is it,
Kat: Takasugi?
Tak: Don't make me laugh, Katsura.
Tak: They're all rich brats who only know how to use their parents' money or connections.
Tak: I was told to take training seriously, so I did. That's all.
Tak: Those morons don't even know how to fight.
Tak: I can't wait to see what kind of future they'll lead this country to.
Kat: Takasugi...
Kat: Do you realize that you're still among the fortunate?
Kat: There are some people who can't even read because they're too poor.
Kat: And some who can't become samurai, even if they want to.
Tak: No wonder they let you join the school as a special case due to your prodigious mind.
Tak: You've got a broad perspective.
Tak: I'm sure you can become an admirable samurai there.
Tak: An admirable samurai who'll serve his family and country, and die for them.
Tak: Unfortunately, I don't have such worthless ambitions.
Kat: Then...
Kat: Just what kind of samurai do you want to be?
Kat: Just where are you headed?
Tak: Beats me.
Tak: My life would be much easier if I knew.
G: Takasugi, I hear you took good care of my little brother.
G: For the son of a plebe samurai, you've sure got some nerve.
G: Know your place!
Tak: I hope this will serve as decent training.
Kat: Wait.
Kat: Trying to get revenge for training with a fight, are we?
Kat: And you call yourself aspiring samurai?
Kat: What's more, you're fighting with numbers...
G: Katsura, huh?
G: Perfect.
G: I don't care if you're a scholarship student.
G: But I was getting sick of sharing a classroom with a kid who reeks of poverty.
Tak: Hear that, Katsura?
Tak: There are no samurai here.
G: Beat them both up!
Gin: Blah, blah, blah, blah. How annoying.
Gin: Are you bastards in heat?
Gin: If you wanna train, do it at your temple school.
Gin: Haven't you spoiled brats learned how to play hooky?
G: Who are you?
Gin: Take a nap.
Gin: Samurai shouldn't half-ass things.
Gin: I'll join you guys.
Gin: Let's all go to sleep together.
G: Like hell we will!
G: You'll pay for that!
Yos: Well said, Gintoki.
Yos: That's right.
Yos: Halfheartedness is unbecoming of samurai.
Yos: And ganging up to bully a few is out of the question.
Yos: That said, Gintoki...
Yos: You half-growns are a hundred years too early to know how to play hooky.
Yos: In a fight, both parties are to blame.
Yos: You two should head back to your school at once, too,
Yos: my little samurai.
Tak: Wh-Who's that?
Kat: I see.
Kat: I've heard rumors about him.
Kat: A samurai with a white-haired kid in tow opened a private school recently,
Kat: and is teaching poor kids for free.
Kat: So that's the founder of the Shoka Sonjuku school,
Kat: Yoshida Shoyo.
Shoka,Sign: Shoka Sonjuku
Yos: Goodness me.
Yos: I've never heard of a dojo challenger attacking a temple school.
Yos: Thank goodness this is the extent of your injuries.
Tak: I actually wanted to fight you.
Tak: I never thought I'd lose to him...
Yos: You are plenty strong.
Yos: After all, you pushed Gintoki that far,
Yos: my little dojo challenger.
Tak: But I lost.
Yos: You did.
Yos: And that's why you'll grow stronger.
Yos: Victors only gain self-satisfaction and conceit,
Yos: but you have gained something far more meaningful.
Yos: There's nothing to be ashamed of.
Yos: Besides, that boy is a unique case.
Yos: In order to live and survive,
Yos: he was forced to grow strong.
Tak: Did you take him in, too?
Yos: Who knows?
Yos: Did I take him in?
Yos: Or did he take me in?
Yos: I can't tell anymore.
G: One...
G: Two...
Tak: What's the point in gathering kids of unknown births and backgrounds,
Tak: and teaching them academics or the sword?
Tak: Do you really think they can become samurai?
Yos: Will they, I wonder?
Yos: I can't wait to find out myself.
Tak: I'm the one asking the questions here.
Yos: I'd like to ask you something, too.
Yos: What is a samurai?
Yos: Would you tell me?
Tak: Aren't you a samurai?!
Yos: Well...
Yos: At the very least, I'm not the kind of samurai you know.
Yos: Do you think there are qualifications to become a samurai?
Yos: Do you believe that without a family to protect, or a lord to serve,
Yos: one cannot become a samurai?
Yos: I don't think so.
Yos: Bushido is the will to discipline one's weak self
Yos: in order to reach one's stronger self.
Yos: It refers to the act of devoting oneself to one's ideals.
Yos: So both they, who study diligently and try to become better human beings,
Yos: and you, who came here as a dojo challenger to grow stronger,
Yos: are already samurai in my eyes.
Yos: Even if your births and backgrounds are unknown,
Yos: and you don't have a master to serve or a sword to fight,
Yos: you can each flaunt your own brand of bushido
Yos: and become your own samurai.
Yos: Guiding as many of those samurai as possible
Yos: might just be my brand of bushido.
Yos: You ended up here after losing your way, too, didn't you?
Yos: I am the same.
Yos: I'm still lost.
Yos: But that's all right.
Yos: Doubt yourself, lose your way,
Yos: and become the kind of samurai you want to be.
Gin: What's your problem?
Gin: Didn't you learn your lesson yesterday?
Tak: Fight me once more.
Gin: Give it a rest already.
Gin: How many times are you gonna show up as a dojo challenger?
Tak: As many times as it takes to win.
G: What's with Takasugi lately?
G: His look is finally starting to match his status.
TakD: Shinsuke!
TakD: What the hell are you doing, and where?
TakD: The next time you cause a problem, you'll be disowned.
TakD: Sit there and cool your head. Think about what it means to be a samurai!
TakD: Jinbei! Don't feed him!
Kat: Stupid grandma.
Kat: I told her I only eat rice balls with plum filling,
Kat: so why did she use tuna mayo?
Kat: Oh, well. I guess I'll leave it at the shrine as an offering.
Tak: Katsura...
Tak: Didn't your grandma die a long time ago?
Kat: Takasugi, did you find something?
Tak: Not a thing.
Tak: But I realized that I'm weak.
Tak: I realized that there are lots of stronger guys out there.
Tak: Then, at the very least,
Tak: I want to become a stronger samurai than them.
G: Point!
G: Whoa!
G: You actually beat Gintoki! Amazing!
G: You did it! Good job hanging in there!
Tak: D-Don't act all friendly with me!
Tak: We're not schoolmates!
Yos: Oh, you're not?
Yos: And here I thought you'd already joined our school.
Yos: I mean, you were so enthusiastic every day about training...
Yos: No, about challenging the dojo.
Gin: Hey!
Gin: What's with the cozy atmosphere?!
Gin: He's a dojo challenger!
Gin: He took out our dojo!
Gin: He popped my loser cherry!
Kat: We're not on opposing sides anymore.
Kat: Let's all make rice balls together.
Gin: Never mind which side you're on, who are you?!
Gin: Why do I have to eat rice balls made by a complete stranger?!
Kat: Who said you could eat?
Kat: Just make them.
Gin: What kind of ritual is that?!
Yos: Oh, I'm sorry.
Yos: I ate one already.
Bo: That was quick!
Tak: You're strong.
Tak: You really are strong,
Tak: Gintoki...
TBC,Sign: To Be Continued
Preview Red,Sign: Preview
Yos: Welcome to Shoka Sonjuku.
Tak: I have you...
Tak: And you have me!
Gin: I'm Sakata Gintoki, disciple of Yoshida Shoyo!
Title : Shogun Assassination Arc Part Six
Title : Sworn Enemy
text r: The feelings that bind teacher and student together...
text l: The promise made in bygone days...
Z: It's my trump card,
Z: and I've already used it!
Tak: Took you long enough.
Tak: I got sick of waiting for you,
Tak: Gintoki.
Tak: Be it destroying this country or protecting it,
Tak: we're the only ones who can do it, right?
Title : Shogun Assassination Arc Part Five
Title : Those Who Protect Against All Odds
Warning,Sign: Watch the Shogun Assassination Arc in a bright room and at a safe distance from your TV!
Hen: It's the White Yaksha.
Hen: Get hi—
Z: Don't move, you bastards.
Z: Stay right there and fortify your defenses or something!
Sho: That's not right.
Sho: That's not how you throw these knives.
Sho: Grip it correctly, Zenzo.
Sho: I haven't forgotten.
Sho: If you become the Oniwaban someday...
Sho: If I become the shogun someday,
Sho: I hope we can fight together
Sho: for this country.
Sho: We finally meet,
Sho: my Oniwaban.
Kam: Sheesh.
Kam: The final trump card to defend this country
Kam: turned out to be quite the letdown.
Tak: You're still playing your silly game of house with these kids, Gintoki?
Tak: Looks like there's a large gap between us now.
Tak: We once fought together and lost everything.
Tak: Now, one of us has sworn revenge on this country,
Tak: gained enough power to topple an entire nation,
Tak: and almost forced a checkmate.
Tak: But the other one has tried to fit in,
Tak: and with just two kids by his side,
Tak: is still struggling to protect the country.
Tak: Gintoki,
Tak: you can no longer defend anything from me.
Gin: Is that what you've found since then?
Gin: Takasugi, I don't care how much power you've gained,
Gin: or how large an army you've got in tow.
Gin: It doesn't scare me one bit.
Gin: While you were casting aside a hundred people,
Gin: I formed bonds with a thousand.
Gin: When you were destroying a thousand people,
Gin: I had ten thousand helping me out.
Gin: So what if you've got thousands of troops?
Gin: The three of us have protected thousands more against all odds!
Gin: We are Odd Jobs!
Tak: Gintoki,
Tak: your game of house ends here.
Tak: This country has nothing worthwhile for you to protect.
Tak: There's nothing left for us to protect.
Tak: All you're carrying on your shoulders are toys for playing house.
Tak: And soon, they'll be destroyed along with this country.
Tak: Gintoki, you will lose everything again.
Gin: I haven't lost anything.
Gin: It's just...
Gin: There's one less back for me to protect now!
Gin: Kagura!
Gin: Shinpachi!
Gin: Let's do this!
Kam: Well, well.
Kam: You see your sibling after so long, and you greet him with a fist?
Kam: You're acting a little more like a Yato now.
Kam: You make your brother very happy.
Kam: Just one problem...
Kam: You're acting too arrogant towards me!
Kam: Sorry, but I'm a working man now.
Kam: I'm busy.
Kam: I can't let Shinsuke hog all the spotl—
Kag: Where do you think you're going?
Kag: Your opponent isn't the country.
Kag: It's me!
Kag: A moronic brother like you is more suited to a sibling spat than a w*r of conquest!
Kam: Give it a rest.
Kam: Let me go.
Kam: I told you, didn't I?
Kag: Where are you going?
Kag: Where are you going, leaving Mommy behind?
Kam: Get lost.
Kam: I want nothing to do with weaklings.
Kag: I was waiting for you to use your right hand.
Kag: You've been favoring it all this time.
Kag: Do you think I can't see through your mannerisms?
Kag: Every time you got hurt, you'd always hide it.
Kag: You didn't want to worry Mommy.
Kag: But Mommy is gone now,
Kag: so what are you so afraid of?
Kag: I'm no longer the crybaby little sister you knew.
Kag: I'm no longer the weak little sister who could do nothing but watch you leave.
Kag: This country, this planet, and everyone here showed me...
Kag: How strong people can be.
Kag: How weak people can be.
Kag: How fragile their lives can be,
Kag: and how precious they are!
Kag: This planet of samurai taught me all of that!
Kag: I'm the Kagura who was born on this planet.
Kag: I won't let anyone do as they please with my birthplace.
Kag: Kamui!
Kag: I will no longer lose to you or myself!
Kag: This time, for sure,
Kag: I will stop you!
Tak: This could be the end, so I'll ask you something that's been on my mind, Gintoki.
Tak: Why did you fight in this w*r?
Tak: To defend the country from these guys?
Tak: Or to leave your name in the history books as a warrior?
Gin: Dunno.
Gin: But one thing's for sure: only men of honor die for such causes.
Gin: Not me
Gin: or you.
Gin: Yeah, we're not respectable men like Zura and Tatsuma.
Gin: We're good-for-nothing warriors who don't get bushido.
Gin: But there are some things only good-for-nothings can understand.
Gin: Gintoki, if I die...
Gin: Take care of Sensei.
Gin: This is a favor I can only ask of a fellow good-for-nothing.
Gin: Then I've got a favor to ask of a good-for-nothing, too.
Gin: Don't die.
Kat: I knew I'd find you here.
Kat: I hear you went on another rampage at school.
Kat: Even the famed Military Arts Academy, where the future leaders of the country assemble,
Kat: is not enough for you, is it,
Kat: Takasugi?
Tak: Don't make me laugh, Katsura.
Tak: They're all rich brats who only know how to use their parents' money or connections.
Tak: I was told to take training seriously, so I did. That's all.
Tak: Those morons don't even know how to fight.
Tak: I can't wait to see what kind of future they'll lead this country to.
Kat: Takasugi...
Kat: Do you realize that you're still among the fortunate?
Kat: There are some people who can't even read because they're too poor.
Kat: And some who can't become samurai, even if they want to.
Tak: No wonder they let you join the school as a special case due to your prodigious mind.
Tak: You've got a broad perspective.
Tak: I'm sure you can become an admirable samurai there.
Tak: An admirable samurai who'll serve his family and country, and die for them.
Tak: Unfortunately, I don't have such worthless ambitions.
Kat: Then...
Kat: Just what kind of samurai do you want to be?
Kat: Just where are you headed?
Tak: Beats me.
Tak: My life would be much easier if I knew.
G: Takasugi, I hear you took good care of my little brother.
G: For the son of a plebe samurai, you've sure got some nerve.
G: Know your place!
Tak: I hope this will serve as decent training.
Kat: Wait.
Kat: Trying to get revenge for training with a fight, are we?
Kat: And you call yourself aspiring samurai?
Kat: What's more, you're fighting with numbers...
G: Katsura, huh?
G: Perfect.
G: I don't care if you're a scholarship student.
G: But I was getting sick of sharing a classroom with a kid who reeks of poverty.
Tak: Hear that, Katsura?
Tak: There are no samurai here.
G: Beat them both up!
Gin: Blah, blah, blah, blah. How annoying.
Gin: Are you bastards in heat?
Gin: If you wanna train, do it at your temple school.
Gin: Haven't you spoiled brats learned how to play hooky?
G: Who are you?
Gin: Take a nap.
Gin: Samurai shouldn't half-ass things.
Gin: I'll join you guys.
Gin: Let's all go to sleep together.
G: Like hell we will!
G: You'll pay for that!
Yos: Well said, Gintoki.
Yos: That's right.
Yos: Halfheartedness is unbecoming of samurai.
Yos: And ganging up to bully a few is out of the question.
Yos: That said, Gintoki...
Yos: You half-growns are a hundred years too early to know how to play hooky.
Yos: In a fight, both parties are to blame.
Yos: You two should head back to your school at once, too,
Yos: my little samurai.
Tak: Wh-Who's that?
Kat: I see.
Kat: I've heard rumors about him.
Kat: A samurai with a white-haired kid in tow opened a private school recently,
Kat: and is teaching poor kids for free.
Kat: So that's the founder of the Shoka Sonjuku school,
Kat: Yoshida Shoyo.
Shoka,Sign: Shoka Sonjuku
Yos: Goodness me.
Yos: I've never heard of a dojo challenger attacking a temple school.
Yos: Thank goodness this is the extent of your injuries.
Tak: I actually wanted to fight you.
Tak: I never thought I'd lose to him...
Yos: You are plenty strong.
Yos: After all, you pushed Gintoki that far,
Yos: my little dojo challenger.
Tak: But I lost.
Yos: You did.
Yos: And that's why you'll grow stronger.
Yos: Victors only gain self-satisfaction and conceit,
Yos: but you have gained something far more meaningful.
Yos: There's nothing to be ashamed of.
Yos: Besides, that boy is a unique case.
Yos: In order to live and survive,
Yos: he was forced to grow strong.
Tak: Did you take him in, too?
Yos: Who knows?
Yos: Did I take him in?
Yos: Or did he take me in?
Yos: I can't tell anymore.
G: One...
G: Two...
Tak: What's the point in gathering kids of unknown births and backgrounds,
Tak: and teaching them academics or the sword?
Tak: Do you really think they can become samurai?
Yos: Will they, I wonder?
Yos: I can't wait to find out myself.
Tak: I'm the one asking the questions here.
Yos: I'd like to ask you something, too.
Yos: What is a samurai?
Yos: Would you tell me?
Tak: Aren't you a samurai?!
Yos: Well...
Yos: At the very least, I'm not the kind of samurai you know.
Yos: Do you think there are qualifications to become a samurai?
Yos: Do you believe that without a family to protect, or a lord to serve,
Yos: one cannot become a samurai?
Yos: I don't think so.
Yos: Bushido is the will to discipline one's weak self
Yos: in order to reach one's stronger self.
Yos: It refers to the act of devoting oneself to one's ideals.
Yos: So both they, who study diligently and try to become better human beings,
Yos: and you, who came here as a dojo challenger to grow stronger,
Yos: are already samurai in my eyes.
Yos: Even if your births and backgrounds are unknown,
Yos: and you don't have a master to serve or a sword to fight,
Yos: you can each flaunt your own brand of bushido
Yos: and become your own samurai.
Yos: Guiding as many of those samurai as possible
Yos: might just be my brand of bushido.
Yos: You ended up here after losing your way, too, didn't you?
Yos: I am the same.
Yos: I'm still lost.
Yos: But that's all right.
Yos: Doubt yourself, lose your way,
Yos: and become the kind of samurai you want to be.
Gin: What's your problem?
Gin: Didn't you learn your lesson yesterday?
Tak: Fight me once more.
Gin: Give it a rest already.
Gin: How many times are you gonna show up as a dojo challenger?
Tak: As many times as it takes to win.
G: What's with Takasugi lately?
G: His look is finally starting to match his status.
TakD: Shinsuke!
TakD: What the hell are you doing, and where?
TakD: The next time you cause a problem, you'll be disowned.
TakD: Sit there and cool your head. Think about what it means to be a samurai!
TakD: Jinbei! Don't feed him!
Kat: Stupid grandma.
Kat: I told her I only eat rice balls with plum filling,
Kat: so why did she use tuna mayo?
Kat: Oh, well. I guess I'll leave it at the shrine as an offering.
Tak: Katsura...
Tak: Didn't your grandma die a long time ago?
Kat: Takasugi, did you find something?
Tak: Not a thing.
Tak: But I realized that I'm weak.
Tak: I realized that there are lots of stronger guys out there.
Tak: Then, at the very least,
Tak: I want to become a stronger samurai than them.
G: Point!
G: Whoa!
G: You actually beat Gintoki! Amazing!
G: You did it! Good job hanging in there!
Tak: D-Don't act all friendly with me!
Tak: We're not schoolmates!
Yos: Oh, you're not?
Yos: And here I thought you'd already joined our school.
Yos: I mean, you were so enthusiastic every day about training...
Yos: No, about challenging the dojo.
Gin: Hey!
Gin: What's with the cozy atmosphere?!
Gin: He's a dojo challenger!
Gin: He took out our dojo!
Gin: He popped my loser cherry!
Kat: We're not on opposing sides anymore.
Kat: Let's all make rice balls together.
Gin: Never mind which side you're on, who are you?!
Gin: Why do I have to eat rice balls made by a complete stranger?!
Kat: Who said you could eat?
Kat: Just make them.
Gin: What kind of ritual is that?!
Yos: Oh, I'm sorry.
Yos: I ate one already.
Bo: That was quick!
Tak: You're strong.
Tak: You really are strong,
Tak: Gintoki...
TBC,Sign: To Be Continued
Preview Red,Sign: Preview
Yos: Welcome to Shoka Sonjuku.
Tak: I have you...
Tak: And you have me!
Gin: I'm Sakata Gintoki, disciple of Yoshida Shoyo!
Title : Shogun Assassination Arc Part Six
Title : Sworn Enemy
text r: The feelings that bind teacher and student together...
text l: The promise made in bygone days...