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While many viewers may point to Squid Game as the definitive peak pandemic death match show, Alice in Borderland is technically the one that came first. In December 2020, the first season of the Japanese series premiered on Netflix, adapted from a manga of the same name by Haro Aso. Season 1 introduced protagonist Arisu (Kento Yamazaki), a twentysomething gamer who is mysteriously transported to a mostly empty, alternate universe Tokyo, known as Borderland. Once in Borderland, Arisu must compete alongside other people in a series of deadly games. If a player wins a game, they earn an extension of their visa to stay in Borderland. If they lose, they are killed by a laser to the head, shot mercilessly from the sky. In the midst of the life-or-death chaos, Arisu grows closer to Usagi (Tao Tsuchiya), an athletic loner mourning the death of her mountain climber father.
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‘Alice in Borderland’ Stars on Dealing With Trauma in Season 3 of Netflix’s Japanese Survival Drama
Kento Yamazaki and Tao Tsuchiya open up about returning to lead Netflix's most popular Japanese title ever.
Netflix is returning to the mysterious and deadly Borderland with the third season of its hit Japanese sci-fi series, Alice in Borderland, debuting on the platform Sept. 25.
The series, a live-action adaptation of Haro Aso’s popular manga of the same name, is by some distance Netflix’s most-watched Japanese title of all time, scoring over 200 million viewing hours in four weeks following the debut of its second season in December 2022, according to figures provided by the streamer. Alice in Borderland also landed on Netflix’s coveted Top 10 lists in over 90 countries, proving that the show has found an audience beyond Japan, and has tapped into the seemingly insatiable global demand for content adapted from manga as well as shows built around so-called death games.