Take a First Look at Netflix's 'Alice in Borderland' Season Two

Expected to release this year.

Entertainment
20.9K 2 Comments

Netflix‘s Japanese survival game-based series Alice in Borderland received numerous positive responses from fans worldwide when it was first released, and the streamer has unveiled a first look during its Geeked Week.

Netflix recently took to Twitter to share three snippets of the upcoming series. Although very few details have been shared, it is safe to confirm that Kento Yamazaki is back to play the main protagonist, Ryohei Arisu (Alice), alongside Tao Tsuchiya (Rabbit), who plays Yuzuha Usagi. In all three snippets shared, both Alice and Rabbit seem to be in distress as all the games are here to stay, but season two seems to have much harder games in comparison to its predecessor.

Alice in Borderland follows a story where the main characters get lost in a familiar-looking yet mysteriously deserted Tokyo. They are required to play twisted “Games” that determine life or death. The first season led to many viewers questioning who was in charge of the games and why, and its ending left many unanswered questions and fans eager for a sequel.

Check out the first look below and stay tuned for an official release date.

Elsewhere in entertainment, Deadpool 3 will be the MCU’s first R-Rated movie.

Read Full Article

What to Read Next

Take a First Look at Netflix’s Animated ‘Terminator’ Series
Entertainment

Take a First Look at Netflix’s Animated ‘Terminator’ Series

The 8-episode series premieres on the streamer next month.

Netflix Shares First Look of ‘Sweet Home’ Season 3
Entertainment

Netflix Shares First Look of ‘Sweet Home’ Season 3

The final chapter.

Netflix Reveals Official Visual for ‘Arcane’ Season Two
Entertainment

Netflix Reveals Official Visual for ‘Arcane’ Season Two

Depicting Jinx holding a frightened Vi in her arms.


Netflix's 'Black Mirror' Season 7 To Premiere in 2025
Entertainment

Netflix's 'Black Mirror' Season 7 To Premiere in 2025

The upcoming season will include a sequel to the season four episode “USS Callister.”

CARNIVAL Taps 'Initial D' for its "First Stage" Collection
Fashion

CARNIVAL Taps 'Initial D' for its "First Stage" Collection

Celebrating Shuichi Shigeno’s iconic street racing manga.

'Berserk' Will Continue Under the Supervision of Kentaro Miura's Friend
Entertainment

'Berserk' Will Continue Under the Supervision of Kentaro Miura's Friend

Kouji Mori already knows the ending.

Burger King Austria's "Pride Whopper" Is Not Sitting Well With Fast Food Goers
Food & Beverage

Burger King Austria's "Pride Whopper" Is Not Sitting Well With Fast Food Goers

The burger features a same-side bun.

Todd Phillips Officially Announces Joker Sequel With Joaquin Phoenix
Entertainment

Todd Phillips Officially Announces Joker Sequel With Joaquin Phoenix

‘Joker: Folie a Deux’

Apple Campus Came Alive For WWDC 2022
Tech & Gadgets

Apple Campus Came Alive For WWDC 2022

HYPEBEAST attended Apple’s first in-person event since before the pandemic.


KENZO Gets “Poppy” for Its FW22 Collection Designed by Nigo
Fashion

KENZO Gets “Poppy” for Its FW22 Collection Designed by Nigo

Highlighting men’s and women’s tailored pieces.

Bentley Unveils All-New Continental GT S
Automotive

Bentley Unveils All-New Continental GT S

“A leaner, meaner take on the Continental GT.”

Brad Pitt's 'Bullet Train' Drops New Hilarious Action-Packed Trailer
Entertainment

Brad Pitt's 'Bullet Train' Drops New Hilarious Action-Packed Trailer

The long-awaited film hits theatres this August.

New EU Legislation Forces Apple to Create iPhones With USB-C Ports by 2024
Tech & Gadgets

New EU Legislation Forces Apple to Create iPhones With USB-C Ports by 2024

The company will have to comply if it wishes to continue selling the smartphone in the region.

Vilebrequin Launches New Art-Focused Swimwear Collaboration for Spring/Summer 2022
Fashion

Vilebrequin Launches New Art-Focused Swimwear Collaboration for Spring/Summer 2022

Titled “The Artists’ Editions.”

More ▾
 
We got you covered. Don’t miss out on the latest news by signing up for our newsletters.

By subscribing, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.