Alice in Borderland

Twenty two episodes of deadly games in an emptied Tokyo. Netflix called the third season final in its own report without ever announcing an ending.

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Where to start with Alice in Borderland

Three seasons in order, and no reason to do anything else. The first two adapt the manga and the third goes past it. If you are deciding whether to start at all, the thing to know is that the story reaches an ending in the third season rather than stopping.

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    Season 1 Alice in Borderland

    Eight episodes. The premise, the games, and the rules established.

  2. 2
    Season 2 Alice in Borderland

    Eight more, and the end of the manga's story.

  3. 3
    Season 3 Alice in Borderland

    Six episodes, and past the source material. Netflix has called it the last.

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The Series

  • Alice in Borderland 2020, 3 seasons, 22 episodes

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