Debuting in December 2003, Gintama is one of Weekly Jump’s most popular manga. Like anything, it will come to an end. And that end could be soon.
Update August 20 – 5:01am: It’s official. The Gintama manga is coming to a conclusion in the September 15th issue of Weekly Jump.
Numerous major Japanese sites (here, here and here, for example) are publishing a two-page spread from the upcoming Weekly Jump, which states Gintama will end after five more installments. Kotaku has yet to confirm this report, but this could mean that the manga will come to a close in the next few weeks!
Gintama has 5 chapters remaining until the end of serialization. pic.twitter.com/PLRZEN84E6
— YonkouProductions (@YonkouProd) August 17, 2018
i dont want gintama to end
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i dont wa- pic.twitter.com/NGVy54OJgT— jazz (@_rashoumoan) August 13, 2018
So Gintama ends in 5 weeks. What a strange situation: second oldest Jump title (not counting HxH here) will be 2012 Haikyuu with current length of "only" 30 volumes.
— Shonen Salto (@ShonenSalto) August 10, 2018
https://twitter.com/embed/status/1030183436080885760
It even says “it’s *really* the climax this time!!!” On the advert.
— Sakaki @ laughing because prayer doesnt work (@kiirobon) August 10, 2018
https://twitter.com/embed/status/1029949121103388672
So, it’s been confirmed that Gintama will end in 5 chapters. I’m not gonna write anything huge now, but I’d just like to thank Sorachi Hideaki and his team, Shonen Jump, Sunrise, Bandai Namco Productions, and everyone involved in the making of my all-time favourite series. pic.twitter.com/NolYuyH7af
— Daniel (@KondoIsaoStan) August 16, 2018
