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Gintama': Enchousen Episode 256 - The Meaning of a Main Character
The battle of Kin-chan vs. Gin-Chan reaches the climax. Kin-Chan will end this anime for good this time.
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Episode 109
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Episode 110
Gintama Classic - People Are All Escapees of Their Own Inner Prisons.
Episode 111
Gintama Classic - Definitely Do Not Let Your Girlfriend See The Things You Use For Cross-dressing / There's Almost a 100% Chance You’ll Forget Your Umbrella and Hate Yourself For It
Episode 119
Gintama Classic - Within Each Box of Cigarettes, Are One or Two Cigarettes That Smell Like Horse Dung
Episode 136
Gintama Classic - It's Your House, You Build It
Episode 138
Gintama Classic - Why Not Talk About the Old Days for a Change?
Episode 153
Gintama Classic - Sleep Helps a Child Grow
Episode 156
Gintama Classic - It Takes a Bit of Courage to Enter a Street Vendor's Stand
Episode 175
Gintama Classic - No Matter How Old You Get, You Still Hate the Dentist
Episode 188
Gintama Classic - An Observation Journal Should Be Seen Through To The Very End
Episode 194
Gintama Classic - Whenever I Hear Leviathan, I Think of Sazae-san. Stupid Me!!
Episode 253
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XMrNiceguyX says
On first sight, Cromartie High School and Gintama do not seem to have much in common. Significantly different artstyle, different setting and different number of episodes. However, the main reason for this recommendation is the similarities in style of humor, (mostly) excluding the episodes with a more serious tone in Gintama. Both series heavily rely on humor based on impressions given by characters on conduct by other characters, resulting in random (or unexpected) events. This is further aided with the Amanto (or aliens) in Gintama and the silent (and "animorphic") characters in Cromartie High School.
Furthermore, both series heavily rely on knowledge of the Japanese language and culture to be fully understood and appreciated. If you are able to watch these series with developers commentary and/or interpretations of experts in hand, I would definitely recommend consulting these notes while watching the shows.
The only main caution in this recommendation is that the pace and consistence of jokes of both series signicantly differ. Where Gintama is a rollercoaster of genres, Cromartie High School almost exclusively sticks to Comedy.