Desert Punk: Volume 5

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Desert Punk: Volume 5
Review added by
Jitendar Canth

What will become of our lovable anti-hero?
Certificate: 15
Running Time: 97 mins
Retail Price: £15.99
Release Date: 2009
Content Type: TV Series

Synopsis:
In a future world decimated by war, Japan has become a vast desert populated by small groups of human survivors struggling to eke out a meagre living amongst the hot sands. Wandering the wasteland of the Great Kanto Desert is a hormonal, breast-obsessed badass, a mysterious and mouthy mercenary known as the Desert Punk. Willing to take on any job so long as cold, hard cash is his reward, Desert Punk's victories and conquests have earned him a reputation that reaches far and wide and have made him a legendary figure to be feared.

The Great Kanto Desert is a place of extremes, and those who manage to thrive and survive at times seem harsher than the climate. Yet even these remnants of humanity have a softer side.

The penultimate volume of the series filled with sarcastic put-downs, explosive action and, naturally, plenty of lechery and lewdness. On an underground mission, the Punk and his apprentice confront faces from their past. Shockingly, everyone has been in on a deceptive scheme that completely blindsides Desert Punk. Will he now finally fight the good fight?

Special Features:
Yuka Special Interview
Desert Punk Radio - Final Show Taping Footage
Textless Songs
Trailers