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List of Sand Land: The Series Episodes

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The expanded television series adaptation of Sand Land — originally a theatrical film that debuted in Japan 18 August 2023[1][2] — formally hit streaming services 20 March 2024[3][4].

Spanning 13 total episodes, the expanded series covers the events of the film (itself covering and expanding upon the events of the original 14-chapter manga series) over the course of the first six episodes in the "Demon Prince arc," and then moves on to all-new content developed in conjunction with original author Akira Toriyama in the "Angelic Hero arc" for the remainder of the series.

For the series’ streaming debut, the first seven episodes — all six of the first arc, and the first of the brand-new arc — were all posted at once. Moving forward, one new episode was posted each Wednesday. The series was largely handled by Disney+ worldwide, with the United States in particular receiving the series via Hulu.

The series also received new opening and ending themes: the opening theme "Water Carrier" by Kroi, and the ending theme "Drive My Idea" by Tempalay.

Demon Prince arc

Air Date # Episode Title Script Chief Animation Director Storyboard Director
20 March 2024 1 悪魔と人間の旅立ち
Akuma to Ningen no Tabidachi
Journey of the Demon and the Human

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"Departure"
Hayashi Mori Toshiyuki Kan'no Yokoshima Toshihisa Yokoshima Toshihisa

Kume Kazuko
20 March 2024 2 国王軍の秘密
Kokuō-gun no Himitsu
The Royal Army's Secret

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"The Royal Army's Secret"
Chizuru Miyawaki Kume Kazuko
20 March 2024 3 伝説と呼ばれた男
Densetsu to Yobareta Otoko
A Man Called Legend

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"A Man Called Legend"
Toshihiko Masuda Kōji Sasaki
20 March 2024 4 砂嵐の向こうに
Suna'arashi no Mukō ni
Beyond the Sandstorm

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"Beyond the Sandstorm"
Masatoshi Hakata
20 March 2024 5 恐怖の虫人間
Kyōfu no Mushi Ningen
The Terrifying Insect Men

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"The Terrifying Insect Men"
Susumu Nishizawa

Toshihisa Yokoshima
Ayumu Ono

Kōji Sasaki
20 March 2024 6 悪魔のベルゼブブ
Akuma no Beruzebubu
Beelzebub the Demon

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"The Fiend Beelzebub"

6 Episodes (20 March 2024)

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