Netflix has officially confirmed the long-awaited renewal of its successful series Alice in Borderland. The twisted world of survival returns a third season on this platform.

In a statement from the giant streamingthe production sees the return of Kento Yamazaki and Tao Tsuchiya in their roles as Arisu and Usagi, allowing fans to witness the evolution of their characters in the ever-dangerous landscape of Borderland. Shinsuke Sato’s direction also continues, ensuring the series maintains its intensity and cinematic excellence.

When is the third season coming out Alice in Borderland?

Alice in Borderland this based on the manga series of the same name. It is the story of Arisu after he is transferred to a parallel universe where he must play and win challenges to stay alive. Games are divided into categories, represented by colors in a deck of cards.

Netflix has just confirmed the return of the program through a publication Tweet. Since the story of the first manga Alice in Borderland concluded in season 2, the streaming service may be waiting for another installment.

What will be the plot of season 3 of Alice in Borderland?

Seen Alice in Borderland has already adapted the entire manga in the two previous seasons, in the new part anything can happen. In the season 2 finale, Arisu successfully ended the matches, allowing the other players to return to their normal lives.

However, a wildcard appears on the hospital grounds, seemingly ending the story cliffhanger, that is, in enormous tension. The joker, or joker, in the manga is a representation of the ferryman, the force that brings the gang back to the real world. That is, it could indicate that the games are far from over and that everything would rather be an illusion.

When season 1 aired in December 2020, this Japanese title soared to the Netflix Top 10 in more than 70 countries, becoming a global phenomenon. After this successful debut, expectations for the second part were much higher. When season 2 premiered in December 2022, it shot to the Top 10 in more than 90 countries. In Japan, it held the number one spot for 14 days in a row.