Gintama: The Final Chapter - Be Forever Yorozuya

The film uses gender-bending and non-conforming presentations as comedic or satirical devices. While it allows for non-straight relationships, these elements are not central to the main storyline.

Female characters have strong ability to act and physical prowess, often matching their male counterparts. The narrative avoids damsel clichés, presenting women as key figures in both social and combat scenarios.

The film uses extraterrestrial 'Amanto' as a metaphor for racial and ethnic diversity. This framework explores themes of occupation and cultural displacement without relying on Earth-based racial stereotypes.

The story criticizes corrupt power structures and prioritizes subjective morality over rigid societal norms. It emphasizes found family over traditional biological or state-sanctioned social hierarchies.

The film focuses on metaphysical disabilities like memory loss and fragmented identity. There is limited explicit focus on neurodivergence or physical disability as central themes.