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Sands of Destruction The Complete Series

SCORE: 61

I am thankful that I received Sands of Destruction The Complete Series on DVD as a birthday present recently. Sands of Destruction The Complete Series falls under the S.A.V.E. program. The meaning of that acronymn is Super Amazing Value Edition. Peter likes to call these lower quality anime. There are thirteen episodes on the two DVDs that makes up Sands of Destruction The Complete Series. Sands of Destruction The Complete Series us based off of a Nintendo DS video game. There will be spoilers in this review.

The issues families will have with Sands of Destruction The Complete Series are violence, lack of attire, enticement to lust, false gods, gambling, bad language, and more. Morte is on a mission to destroy the world. She is part of the World Destruction Committee. She is being chased by the World Salvation Committee. The interesting thing is Morte and her party (Kyrie and Toppy) are constantly helping others. They do not act like criminals trying to destroy the world. Toppy is a dwarf bear in Sands of Destruction The Complete Series.

The world within Sands of Destruction The Complete Series is interesting. They have all these sand seas. There are humans and beast men. The beast men conquered the humans and rule over them in Sands of Destruction The Complete Series. Humans are treated very poorly in Sands of Destruction The Complete Series. They do have a rebellion group called the Golden Lions. Morte's brother was in that group and died trying to free humans from beast men rule.

Morte wants to destroy the world thanks to the Destruct Code. She has this orb that can light up and thinks it is the Destruct Code. It is not until near the end of Sands of Destruction The Complete Series that we learn Kyrie is actually the Destruct Code. He activates and will turn everything into sand until Morte changes her mind about destroying the world. Then everyone can live happily together thanks to the world not being destroyed.

Toppy is really annoying when he talks in Sands of Destruction The Complete Series. He ends every single sentence with kuma (it means bear in Japanese). He is a hero that gets dragged into this entire affair. There are a few bonus features included on the Sands of Destruction The Complete Series discs. There are trailers, textless songs, and interviews with the Japanese cast. Sands of Destruction The Complete Series is on the short side. The concept of this show is interesting but the characters are never that believable.
- Paul

Graphics: 60%
Sound: 62%
Replay/Extras: 65%
Gameplay: 60%
Family Friendly Factor: 59%

System: DVD
Publisher: Funimation
Developer: Funimation
Rating: 'TV-14' for FOURTEEN and OLDER ONLY

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