Movie Version Vs. TV series Vs. Game (Demo Available)

Hey man, thanks a lot for the info, exactly what I was looking for.

Minutes ago I didn't know about this Toriyama series but found out due to the game.

tryna avoid spoilers, I was gonna watch this first, then the series then get to the game after both...but I can't find this online atm but can find the first 9 eps of the series...is the movie and series basically the same content?

@JVskunkape The answer to that was in the first sentence of this topic, but I'll restate it to avoid confusion.

Movie's blu-ray is not out yet, so you can't watch it online. You should just watch the series instead because it has new footage. SAND LAND: THE SERIES takes the 106-minute movie and re-edits it into the first six 24-minute episodes with 20 minutes of new footage (not including opening and ending theme songs).

SAND LAND: THE SERIES released its first seven episodes (#1-7) simultaneously on Disney+ worldwide on March 20, 2024. The remaining six episodes (#8-13) will then be released weekly. If the schedule remains the same, then the final episode (#13) will release on May 1st, 2024. 9 episodes are currently available. Episode 10 releases tomorrow (April 10th).

Then you can play the game which will have the most content/side-missions to show more characters and world-building than in the series, but the game doesn't release until April 25th, 2024 (6 days before the final episode of the series (May 1st).

@Shining_Falcon yeah sorry like I said I was mostly skimming without reading much properly to avoid any potential spoilers, but thought this would be a decent thread to ask in.

Appreciate the response and info! Thank you. Maybe I will do the series first then play the game and save this movie for a later rewatch down the road.

Does anyone know if the movie version will release on any streaming services?
I want to watch it too.

@Sonply TV series is much easier to get a hold of...but if you insist on the movie, I can confirm the movie did have a screening at a my local convention (Anime North) and might have a screening at a local convention near you due to Akira Toriyama's passing.

As for finding it online, the Japanese blu-ray is out, so it has been posted online. If you want to torrent it, go ahead. If you want to stream it on a site like Anitaku (Used to be called Gogoanime, but the current URL is "Anitaku"), then knock yourself out. Enjoy. But I just think the first 6 episodes of the TV series are the better watch and has 20 minutes of new footage (NOT including the opening and ending theme songs).