Alice in borderland manga

is returning with season 3, but it risks ruining season 2’s perfect ending. Based on Haro Aso’s manga of the same name, Alice in Borderland unfolds in a dystopian Tokyo, where a bunch of selected individuals have to compete in a series of battle royale games to survive. While the manga adaptation’s season 1 showed promise by giving audiences a glimpse of its well-thought-out games and real-world allegories, season 2 presented an intriguing take on the survival genre with its depiction of Arisu and Usagi’s search for answers.

Since Alice in Borderland season 2 closes exactly where the original manga ends, the live-action Netflix series has run out of source material content to adapt in season 3. The Netflix series made some room for a follow-up season by introducing a Joker card in its closing scene. This new mystery in Alice in Borderland season 2’s ending hinted that Arisu and Usagi may have to encounter another game master before they free themselves from Borderland’s lethal games. However, given how the Joker card has a different meaning in the original manga, season 3 will adopt a completely original storyline that has nothing to do with the original manga.

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