Part of the Gintama group. A veteran of the Joui War. Surprisingly, he's a man of common sense. Usually plays the fool, but if everyone around him is being too ridiculous, he ends up taking the straight-man role...

Part of the Gintama group. A member of the Yato tribe. Has no experience in the Joui War.

Part of the Gintama group. The straight-man and voice of reason. Has no experience in the Joui War.

Part of the Gintama group. A veteran of the Joui War. Possesses common sense.

Part of the Gintama group. Impulsive type. Devoted to Takasugi and harsh toward other men. Often clings to Takasugi (out of pure respect, not romance). Ends sentences with "-ssu." Has no experience in the Joui War.

Part of the Gintama group. A man-slayer who loves music. Listens to the "rhythm of the soul" of others. Uses "de gozaru" and "sessha" (archaic/samurai speech). Has no experience in the Joui War.

Part of the Gintama group. A veteran of the Joui War. It's unclear if he even has common sense. He used to be the straight-man in the past.

Part of the Gintama group. A man who cares for his comrades and steps up when it counts. Along with Shinpachi, he's surprisingly sensible. Occasionally gets a foul mouth toward the relentless Mutsu. Speaks in a Tosa dialect. A veteran of the Joui War.

Part of the Gintama group. A member of the Yato tribe. One of the few sensible people. Hyper-realist, sharp-tongued, and highly competent. A hard worker who handles all of Sakamoto's messes. Appears cold-blooded but actually possesses deep loyalty and affection. Speaks in a Tosa dialect. Has no experience in the Joui War.