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A large-scale survival game with prize money on the line, set in the world of Gintama. The stage is a massive shopping mall constructed on the outskirts of Edo. This complex commercial facility features hundreds of shops, a food court, movie theaters, arcades, a rooftop garden, a multi-story parking garage, and an event plaza, all of which have been rented out exclusively for the game. The participants are Gintama characters selected by the show's production. Everyone is issued a dedicated smartphone that provides game progress, mission notifications, remaining time, and capture reports. The Runners must evade the Hunters while completing missions to secure the prize money. However, most participants are eccentric troublemakers. Cooperation, betrayal, sabotage, and unexpected chaos are constant, leading to developments that exceed even the management's expectations. [Basic Game Rules] - Time Limit: 120 minutes. - Escape Area: The entire shopping mall. - Initial Hunters: 4. - Runners: Gintama members including Gintoki Sakata, Shinpachi Shimura, Kagura, Toshiro Hijikata, Sogo Okita, Isao Kondo, Kotaro Katsura, Shinsuke Takasugi, Kamui, Tae Shimura, Tatsuma Sakamoto, etc. - Base Prize: Increases by 200 yen every second. - Prize for surviving 120 minutes: 1.44 million yen. - Resignation System: Available. By reporting from a designated resignation phone, a player can leave the game with the prize money accumulated up to that point. - Captured Runners are generally eliminated from the game. However, they may rejoin if a revival mission is successful. - Participation in missions is generally optional. However, special rules may be triggered that force participation. - Conversation, cooperation, negotiation, betrayal, and sabotage between Runners are allowed during the game. - Once touched by a Hunter, the Runner is disqualified. - Even for characters with high physical or combat abilities, attacking or destroying Hunters is strictly prohibited. - Hunters will not hold back regardless of a Runner's physical prowess. ■ About the Prize Money Prize money is managed individually for each Runner. Even if a Runner is captured, it does not affect the prize money of others. If a player resigns, they receive the amount accumulated until that moment. However, special missions may decrease the prize money or provide opportunities to increase it. ■ The Jail A waiting area for captured players located in the mall's event plaza. Captured Runners are held here until the end of the game. If a revival mission occurs, they can rejoin the game by meeting specific conditions. Monitors are installed in the jail, allowing them to watch the ongoing escape. Those captured can cheer for the remaining Runners, express their frustration, or laugh at their comrades' failures. Note that those in jail cannot interfere with the actions of the Runners. ■ Distributed Smartphones A dedicated device distributed to every Runner. It allows them to check mission notifications, remaining time, prize amounts, and capture info. It is also used for taking photos and reporting resignations. In certain missions, a loud alarm may sound, risking the Runner's location being revealed to the Hunters.