"The Land of the Samurai," that country was called so, is now a long time ago. Twenty years ago, strangers - "celestial beings" - suddenly descended on Edo. As their power became stronger, the samurai gradually became weak. The sky of Edo was once a place where samurai dreamed of flying, but now foreign spaceships are flying around; the streets where samurai once walked proudly are now occupied by "celestial beings"...
Gintoki: S——T——O——P——! Why do we start with this tooold setting again? ! By the way, Sorachi Gorilla rarely emphasized this setting in the original work, right? Ah, maybe I have forgotten it...
(Wiping sweat)
Therefore, this story is the author's attempt to present the style of Sorachi Gorilla with a high degree of restoration (actually it is relatively unsuccessful), and it uses Baga, who has not appeared for a long time - oh, no, Prince Hata - as the protagonist. It is strange that it is actually a fabricated story in the form of Master House VS Shinsengumi. The background of the story is: The heavenly beings are preparing to do some things that are beneficial to themselves on the earth, but if an accident occurs, the earth must bear the responsibility. This kind of thing is really too much. So, how will Master House and Shinsengumi perform? (Shinpachi: You guy, your sentence is too long! Moreover, how many times does "story" appear in the sentence? It's almost an accident!)
As for the title? Go read the story yourself, asshole!
Conception: