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Sunabouzu
Sunabouzu

Sunabouzu

2004TVFINISHED69% Score
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Synopsis

The Great Kanto Desert is a miserable place. It’s also the home of hero-for-hire Desert Punk, the closest thing to a good guy the wasteland’s got. He’s known as the best man for any job, but his reputation is undone by his raging hormones when curvy Junko uses her double-D charms to double-cross him. With debt hanging over his head, Desert Punk sets out to salvage his name.

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Episode 1
EP 1

The Demon and the Double Ds

The introduction of Desert Punk (Sunabōzu), where he is manipulated to fight a gang by Junko. After Desert Punk won, Junko takes all the credit and is responsible for the first failure mission of Desert Punk.

Episode 2
EP 2

Rock, Paper, Scissors

Desert Punk and Rain Spider (Amagumo) are hired by the same company to collect debt of a family of an old man and his daughter. Rain Spider wanted to sell the daughter as the old man had no assets to which Desert Punk disagreed and they pit themselves in a duel for it.

Episode 3
EP 3

Fire Dragon Kong

Junko asks for help of Desert Punk and the Machine Gun Brothers to assist her in a machine. Little did Desert Punk know she upset a man with a tank and has to destroy it to survive the day.

Episode 4
EP 4

An Ace in the Sand

A sniper tries to hunt Desert Punk considering the reputation he would gather defeating the great desert demon. After the battle is won by Desert Punk, the assistant (Kosuna) of the sniper ditches her old master to join Desert Punk, but is declined.

Episode 5
EP 5

The Price of Water

A village that expects that is soon to have source of water hires Desert Punk to defend the village against expected raiders. In the meantime, Desert Punk lowers the villagers morale by overconsuming their food and water.

Episode 6
EP 6

Wandering Lust

Desert Punk defeats the raiders, but is taken outside of the village while sleeping and left on his own with little food and water. He then tries to return to the village for payment but finds himself on the verge of death, only to be saved by the Machine Gun Brothers.

Episode 7
EP 7

Age Before Beauty

After being saved by the Machine Gun Brothers, the Desert Punk returns to his hometown, where he finds himself a young new apprentice he can take advantage of.

Episode 8
EP 8

The Dog in Heat

Desert Punk and Kosuna have a new job: to destroy a stone, believed to be cursed. The only problem is, the curse seems to be real, and everything that can go wrong, does go wrong.

Episode 9
EP 9

All That Glitters

Junko promises the Desert Punk a ten million yen reward and Desert Punk can't resist. He leaves, followed by his apprentice, Junko and Kaizuka, the old treasure hunter, towards the ruins of a city. There, a menacing ancient sentinel awaits them.

Episode 10
EP 10

A Little Bit of Wisdom

Desert Punk helps a treasure hunter retrieve a fortune that he lost ten years before. But a seemingly unknown creature is guarding the treasure.

Episode 11
EP 11

Compromising Positions

After Junko double-crosses Desert Punk, he takes her prisoner and locks both of them inside a secret desert hide-out. Angry, Junko knocks Desert punk in the head, and now he can't remember the code to let them out.

Episode 12
EP 12

A Change of Heart

Desert Punk has been hired to save a young girl from the legendary Night Mat Shimada. But the girl turns out to be more of a handful than the Desert Punk can handle.

Episode 13
EP 13

Opposites Collide

After Desert Punk and Kosuna save a fellow good guy named Stryker, Desert Punk tries to take advantage of him in order to make lots of money.

Episode 14
EP 14

Kosuna: Fully Automatic

After Kosuna has a near-death fight with an enemy mercenary, she decides to arm herself to the teeth. But she still has a lot of training to do and an old wise arms dealer will teach her everything.

Episode 15
EP 15

The Girl Next Door

An old childhood friend of Desert Punk, Natsuko, returns. Meanwhile, Desert Punk confronts the Machine Gun Brothers again.

Episode 16
EP 16

A Load of...

Desert Punk must protect a secret weapon of mass destruction from Rain Spiders' men.

Episode 17
EP 17

Perv in Pursuit

Junko runs into Desert Punk in the middle of the desert, being chased by a sniper. The sniper is wearing a state-of-the-art desert suit and seems to have a fixation on the lovely Junko.

Episode 18
EP 18

Too Close for Comfort

Tech manages to kidnap Junko, but Desert Punk is on his trail. That is until three other men appear and start shooting at all of them. Now Desert Punk must join forces with Junko's kidnapper, in order to survive.

Episode 19
EP 19

Scratching the Surface

After Junko is arrested by the government, Desert Punk teams up with the Machine Gun Brothers to find the missing Natsuki.

Episode 20
EP 20

A Raw Deal

Desert Punk discovers that Stryker, Natsuko and many others are all part of the Underground Mercenaries, a group taht wants to overthrow the government.

Episode 21
EP 21

Successor of the Desert

With Desert Punk dead, it is up to Kosuna to take his place when the Kawazu Gang returns.

Episode 22
EP 22

Hidden Agendas

Kosuna is hired to guard a secret meeting of the Underground Mercenaries Union.

Episode 23
EP 23

Voices in the Wind

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.

Episode 24
EP 24

The Demon Revealed

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 Kaizuka may not be all that he seems to be, and the Underground Mercenaries are destroyed. Kosuna chooses to forget about her past and Desert Punk, knowing that is the only way she can truly become Kanto Desert's greatest power babe.

Overview

FormatTV
StudioGONZO
AniList Score69%
StatusFINISHED

Characters

Kanta Mizuno
Kanta Mizunomain
Taiko Koizumi
Taiko Koizumimain
Junko Asagiri
Junko Asagirimain
Amagumo
Amagumosupporting
Natsuko Kawaguchi
Natsuko Kawaguchisupporting
Tamehiko Kawano
Tamehiko Kawanosupporting
Mitsuru Koidemizu
Mitsuru Koidemizusupporting
Fuyuo Kawaguchi
Fuyuo Kawaguchisupporting
Akio Kawaguchi
Akio Kawaguchisupporting
Haruo Kawaguchi
Haruo Kawaguchisupporting
Masaru Kaidou
Masaru Kaidousupporting
Mariko
Marikosupporting
Mugenya
Mugenyasupporting
Kaoru Kaizuka
Kaoru Kaizukasupporting
Makoto Kawazu
Makoto Kawazusupporting
Narrator
Narratorsupporting

Staff

Masatoshi Usune
Masatoshi UsuneOriginal Creator
Takayuki Inagaki
Takayuki InagakiDirector
Shin Itagaki
Shin ItagakiAssistant Director
Takahiro Yoshimatsu
Takahiro YoshimatsuCharacter Design
Satoshi Motoyama
Satoshi MotoyamaSound Director
Kouhei Tanaka
Kouhei TanakaMusic
Eric Vale
Eric ValeADR Script (English)
Yuuichirou Takeda
Yuuichirou TakedaScript
Takahiro Yoshimatsu
Takahiro YoshimatsuChief Animation Director
Hiroyuki Ookaji
Hiroyuki OokajiKey Animation
Gen Fukunaga
Gen FukunagaExecutive Producer (English)
Barry Watson
Barry WatsonProducer (English)
Takashi Watanabe
Takashi WatanabeProducer
Jerry Jewell
Jerry JewellTheme Song Performance (English; ED)
Kenichi Kawamura
Kenichi KawamuraStoryboard (ep 16)
Tetsuya Wakano
Tetsuya WakanoKey Animation (ep 2)
Hideki Inoue
Hideki InoueKey Animation (ep 24)
Kazuhiro Miwa
Kazuhiro MiwaKey Animation (eps 20, 23)
You Moriyama
You MoriyamaKey Animation (eps 1, 9, 11, 24)
Yoshihiko Umakoshi
Yoshihiko UmakoshiKey Animation (ep 1)

Other Details

Native Title砂ぼうず
English TitleDesert Punk
Aired Year2004 (FALL)
Source MaterialMANGA
Genres
ActionAdventureComedyEcchiSci-Fi