It's only now gaining more mainstream attention due to its upcoming movie adaptation, which is releasing decades after the manga was released. The series obviously didn't make as much of a splash as Akira Toriyama's other notable work, but it was certainly well-received in its own right. This rather simple concept was told across 14 chapters, making up enough for only one full manga volume. Searching for hydration and intent on restoring peace to the land, Beelzebub and his allies destroy the evil king's monopoly on the element. To combat a greedy king, the sheriff of Sand Land enlists the aid of the demon prince Beelzebub and his friend Thief. The storyline involves a land ravaged by years of conflict, with water now an increasingly rare commodity. This wasn't due to the series being poorly received or getting a low readership, but simply due to the story wrapping up succinctly. Running in Weekly Shonen Jump in 2000, Akira Toriyama's Sand Land only lasted for a few months.
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