He preferred she went and found happiness with another man than himself, despite his own feelings for her. Hijikata rejecting a heartbroken Mitsuba before the Shinsengumi left for Edo, and the real reason behind why he did it: he didn't want the woman he loves to be unhappy with him, as his dangerous occupation was bound to bring her sadness.A guilt-ridden Otae promised to become their new left eye, which is what kickstarts the arc. Kyuubei's backstory in the Yagyuu arc reveals they lost their eye trying to save Otae (who was attempting to defend Shinpachi at the time) from debt collectors as an adolescent.Episode 73 focuses on a man and a bear cub he raised, only for him to be forced to kill it later when it becomes infected by a disease and goes rampaging in a mad fit.It made it worse since she forgets who she is, at least initially. Tama's Heroic Sacrifice at the end of her introduction arc.The Yorozuya in particular are incredibly stressed when he first transforms and try desperately to stop him from wrecking havoc but are also scared of hurting him (as seen with Gintoki who can't bring himself to land a blow on him at first because all he can see is the usual happy-go Sadaharu and not the demon he's become). The Inugami Arc focuses on the Yorozuya and the Priestess Sisters trying to save Sadaharu, who's turned into his demon form and has gone out of control.However it was revealed at the end that he never had a family and so thought Kagura was better off living with her real father than with someone like him. Gintoki's initial dismissive reaction was frustrating to watch.she is used to waiting for someone who never returns. Even more depressing when you realize this is why Kagura could wait for Gintoki that long in Amnesia arc.Little Kagura was left growing up in an empty house waiting for her to return, until she had enough and ran away to Earth. After that her brother left, her father stopped coming home in fear that he would one day destroy their family, and her mother died from illness. The fight went out of control, father lost an arm and brother was almost killed. One day, her brother attempted to kill their father to test his strength. Her father rarely came home, her mother was sick and dying, and her brother was a blood-thirsty fighter. Kagura's background is revealed: She was born into a poor and dysfunctional family.Umibozu arc (episode 40-42) has Umibozu, Kagura's father, coming to take her back.Thankfully, he regains his memories in the end. Gintoki then tells Shinpachi and Kagura, more or less, "The Gintoki you knew isn't here anymore", and then leaves. The Yorozuya house is later destroyed by an incoming spaceship (courtesy of Sakamoto), with Gintoki claiming it's impossible for a human to stop it. Gintoki gets amnesia from a traffic accident, and any attempt to help him fails. The following scenes with his last words and the children tearfully asking Gintoki to help them in exchange for their treasures (read children's trinkets) is touching in a heartwrending way.
Just as he sets out to escape Edo and start over, the Tendoshu (who are behind the ring) have him killed. The top fighter turns out to be a kindhearted father to orphaned children who wants to try and start a new life. Early on in the series, Sougo asks the Yorozuya to investigate the illegal underground fighting ring.He then says that he loved Gengai as the father he knew, despite problems they had in the past, implying that Saburo's soul was in the robot Gengai created. During the Festival the robot doesn't respond and gets damaged by Gintoki, but doesn't attack him. Episode 17 which introduces Gengai and focuses on his backstory with his deceased son Saburo whom his robot is based on.Gin's speech about "carrying a heavy weight on a long journey" in Chapter 13, with the heavy weight referring to his comrades (both the Joui 4 during the war and the newly-formed Yorozuya trio in the present), can definitely induce Manly Tears.
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