In the third and final round, Shinpachi chooses Rock, while Kagura makes a Hand Shadow Crab and Gintoki places five small dolls on his fingers pretending them to be a family! Shinpachi is infuriated for not following the rules and the other two insist that he lost. In the second round, the game ends with a tie, despite Gintoki's attempt to fool the other two. Gintoki is ready to respond by drawing his wooden sword, but Shinpachi yells to them to follow the rules of the game. In the first round, Kagura hits Gintoki in the face saying that the early hand wins. Finally, they decide to solve this matter with a game of Rock, Paper, Scissors! No one wants to go, so the loser will get the labour work.
Immediately the gang starts fighting as to who will be chosen though without coming to a conclusion. But the problem is that he needs only one of them. A customer sitting on the couch shortly explains the story so far: As the Odd Jobs gang was enjoying their lives as always, a carpenter and advisor of the Kabukicho Town Council, Ishida Pierre Genpachisayuemon, comes to the store asking for an assistant. In the meantime in Odd Jobs Gin, the trio is seen ready to fight for unknown reasons. The Shinsegumi officers head to town trying to find who that silver-haired samurai is. Shortly after, Kondo appears in the meeting with a bandage on his left cheek caused by Gintoki's hit. Hijikata loudly regrets for telling Sougo such a secret, thus admitting Sougo's sayings. Sougo says that he heard the rumour from Hijikata himself. Hijikata denies Kondo's defeat, asking who was spreading such baseless rumours, only to learn that Sougo was announcing it over the loudspeaker.
The episode starts with the Shinsengumi in shock because of their leader's defeat to Gintoki in Episode 8 and ask Hijikata about the identity of the "silver-haired samurai". isn't it all about protecting something?"Īfter hearing how Kondou was beaten by "a silver haired samurai", the Shinsengumi decides to reclaim his honor by finding the samurai to fight him.
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