CATDOLL: Japanese media reported that "Gintama" will be made into a live-action movie starring Shun Oguri and will be released in 2018

Yesterday evening (June 12), there was news of another live-action adaptation of a manga. A Japanese website broke the news that Sorachi Hideaki's manga "Gintama" will be adapted into a live-action movie, starring the famous Japanese actor Oguri Shun, and scheduled to be released in 2018. The website that broke the news is the same one that previously reported that "Fullmetal Alchemist" and "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" would be made into live-action movies. Considering that the previous news finally came true, it seems that this time the live-action movie of "Gintama" is also quite likely to be true.

At the same time, the news that the "Gintama" manga will be completed within one year was mentioned again. At that time, the media's revelation was also quoted from an insider of the animation production, so regarding the news that the live-action version of Gintama and the manga will be completed within one year, we should just wait and see for now.

According to an insider, the live-action version of Gintama will start filming soon, and will be starred by the well-known actor Shun Oguri, who has a very good reputation. In 2014, Shun Oguri also starred in the comic adaptation movie Lupin the Third, which received good reviews. If the news is true, then in terms of the subject matter and actors, this live-action version is quite "reliable". We will continue to pay attention to whether the news about the live-action version of Gintama is true and the follow-up news.