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⭐ Rating: 6/10

📅 Year: 2004

🗣️ Language: Japanese

🎭 Category: Action, Anime, Sci-Fi, Web Series

🎬 Genre: Animation, Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy

📺 Seasons: 1  •  Episodes: 24

👥 Cast: Chihiro Suzuki, Tamio Ohki, Chiwa Saito, Tomoko Kotani, Norio Wakamoto

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Desert Punk (2004) is a Japanese animation, action & adventure, sci-fi & fantasy web series, starring Chihiro Suzuki, Tamio Ohki, Chiwa Saito. With an audience score of 6/10, it is well worth a watch. On MovieLinkBD Official you get the full story, cast & crew, ratings, the official trailer and exactly where to watch Desert Punk online in HD.

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Desert Punk (2004) is a animation, action & adventure, sci-fi & fantasy web series in Japanese. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Desert Punk online in HD.

Desert Punk — Storyline

In the future, Japan is a wasteland. In the Great Kanto Desert, scattered humans eke out a living in the hot sand. Among them, a short-statured man they call "Sunabozu" makes a living as a bounty hunter. Like a demon of the sand, he seems unbeatable. Yet, like all men, he has a particular weakness for the opposite sex…

Cast & Crew

  • Starring: Chihiro Suzuki, Tamio Ohki, Chiwa Saito, Tomoko Kotani, Norio Wakamoto

Desert Punk — Series Details

First Air Date 2004-10-06
Seasons 1
Episodes 24
Genre Animation, Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
Language Japanese
Network CBC, MBS
Status Ended
Rating 6/10 (28 votes)

Desert Punk — Episode Guide

Season 1

  • E1: The Demon and the Double D's (2004-10-06) — Desert Punk’s got two vices: money and babes. Today both are on the line, as he tears apart the Kawazu Gang. But after a bait-and-switch, he’ll have to salvage his reputation.
  • E2: Rock, Paper, Scissors (2004-10-13) — When Desert Punk discovers that he and the fierce Rain Spider are after the same guy, tempers begin to boil. With egos like these, who knows what’ll happen.
  • E3: Fire Dragon Kong (2004-10-20) — After taking a job from Junko, Desert Punk learns he’ll have to work with the Machine Gun Brothers and face the most powerful force in the entire desert – Fire Dragon Kong.
  • E4: An Ace in the Sand (2004-10-27) — Before Desert Punk can get in his first practice round with his awesome new M40, he finds himself targeted by the infamous Shimmer Sniper.
  • E5: The Price of Water (2004-11-03) — Before Desert Punk can get in his first practice round with his awesome new M40, he finds himself targeted by the infamous Shimmer Sniper.
  • E6: Wandering Lust (2004-11-10) — A lust for revenge – and Mariko – keeps Desert Punk’s spirits alive as he traverses the endless sands to his final, humiliating destiny.
  • E7: Age Before Beauty (2004-11-17) — Things are looking brighter now that Desert Punk has a new apprentice. But will Kosuna become a killer mercenary? Or will she just send Desert Punk’s reputation further down the to
  • E8: A Dog in Heat (2004-11-24) — After Desert Punk and Kosuna are hired to blow up the supposedly cursed Inumeiwa Rock, they begin to think the curse might be real. Everything that could go wrong goes wrong. Somet
  • E9: All That Glitters (2004-12-01) — Punk and his apprentice head to a desolate city with Junko and Kaizuka. Deep within the ruins, a menacing sentinel awaits. Will they join the other souls in the Treasure Hunter’s g
  • E10: A Little Bit of Wisdom (2004-12-08) — Something dubious is afoot when a legendary treasure hunter hires Desert Punk to help him retrieve a ghost town’s fortune.
  • E11: Compromising Positions (2004-12-15) — Desert Punk takes Junko prisoner and stashes her away in a top-secret hideout. After she knocks the exit code out of his memory, they may not get out of the tin can alive.
  • E12: A Change of Heart (2004-12-22) — Desert Punk’s been hired to rescue a kidnapped young girl, but she’s more of a handful than he hoped. And with the legendary Night Mist right on his tail, escape won’t come easy.
  • E13: Opposites Collide (2004-12-29) — With an official IOU from Stryker, Desert Punk might finally land the big stack of dough he’s always longed for – until a gang of creeps comes and messes it all up. It’s a dog eat
  • E14: Kosuna: Fully Automatic (2005-01-19) — Kosuna’s out to arm herself to the teeth after a brush with death. An old arms dealer teaches her a thing or two about Desert Punk and the ways of survival in the Great Kanto Deser
  • E15: The Girl Next Door (2005-01-26) — Desert Punk and the Machine Gun Brothers go on a very important mission – hauling human feces across the desert. While the boys complain about their load, an old enemy waits to att
  • E16: A Load of… (2005-02-02) — Desert Punk discovers that the load of crap he’s hauling is a weapon of mass destruction. When Rain Spider’s men attack, Desert Punk’s plan might kill everyone for miles around.
  • E17: Perv in Pursuit (2005-02-09) — Junko and Desert Punk are on the run from a sniper who’s sporting a state-of-the-art desert suit. There’s nowhere to hide and the mysterious man on their tail isn’t giving up.
  • E18: Too Close for Comfort (2005-02-16) — Desert Punk’s trying to get Junko back after she’s kidnapped by Tech. But all three end up on the same side of a fight against a group of armed mercenaries.
  • E19: Scratching the Surface (2005-02-23) — After Desert Punk teams up with the Machine Gun Brothers to find missing Natsuko, Ikeda takes them to a top-secret tunnel that holds many treasures.
  • E20: A Raw Deal (2005-03-02) — Desert Punk realizes that Stryker, Natsuko, and many others are all part of the Underground Mercenaries, a group bent on overthrowing the government. Punk has only one thing in min
  • E21: Successor of the Desert (2005-03-09) — With Desert Punk dead, it is up to Kosuna to take his place when the Kawazu Gang returns.
  • E22: Hidden Agendas (2005-03-16) — Kosuna is hired to guard a secret meeting of the Underground Mercenaries Union.
  • E23: Voices in the Wind (2005-03-23) — Kosuna accepts a new job from Natsuko, this time to guard a secret laboratory. On the way there, they see a mysterious cloud appearing on the horizon.
  • E24: The Demon Revealed (2005-03-30) — With the thought of Kanta being dead quickly erased from her mind, Kosuna sets out to prove herself as a true mercenary one last time against her old master. Kanta reveals that Kai

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Desert Punk have? 1 season(s) with 24 episodes.

Where can I watch Desert Punk? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.

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