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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. (Source: Crunchyroll)
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Masatoshi UsuneOriginal Creator
Takayuki InagakiDirector
Shin ItagakiAssistant Director
Takahiro YoshimatsuCharacter Design
Satoshi MotoyamaSound Director
Kouhei TanakaMusic
Eric ValeADR Script (English)
Yuuichirou TakedaScriptTakahiro YoshimatsuChief Animation Director
Hiroyuki OokajiKey Animation
Gen FukunagaExecutive Producer (English)
Barry WatsonProducer (English)
Taiko KoizumiChiwa Saitou
Junko AsagiriTomoko Kotani
Kanta MizunoChihiro Suzuki
Haruo KawaguchiYasuhiro Takato
AmagumoNorio Wakamoto
Akio KawaguchiOtoya Kawano
Makoto KawazuHiroshi Kamiya
MugenyaIkkei Seta
Tamehiko KawanoYouichi Masukawa
Masaru KaidouTakahiro Imamura
Natsuko KawaguchiYuuko Minaguchi
Kaoru KaizukaTamio Ooki
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Desert Punk is a show I genuinely love for its unique charm and eccentricity. It stands out among anime for its quirky appeal and offbeat humor. Despite many dismissing it as bad, there's something undeniably captivating about it that makes it special to me. Set in a post-apocalyptic Japan, the ser…
Read full review on AniList →A massive pair of jugs fled across the desert, and the gunslinger followed. Well, I mean, he didn’t just follow *****, but as a lonely seventeen year old horndog struggling to survive in a post-apocalyptic Japanese wasteland, his hormones ache for feminine contact, and since he doesn’t have a telep…
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