Fans Go Bonkers As Alice In Borderland Season 2 Release Date Drops

We finally know when the second season is coming and fans are extremely hyped up!

Move aside, Squid Game, the Netflix’s OG survival drama Alice in Borderland is back!

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Though the Japanese series Alice in Borderland may not have taken off in popularity quite as much as the South Korean Squid Game, there’s still plenty of fans out there who are excited at the news that the former, which premiered on the streaming service in 2020, will be returning for a second season.

Indeed, the original manga Alice in Borderland was actually a main inspiration for Squid Game creator Hwang Dong-hyuk, along with the manga Battle Royale. So it’s only natural the series season two announcement is getting a lot of love online.

A short video clip shows Borderland stars Kento Yamazaki and Tao Tsuchiya making the announcement that filming for the show was indeed underway, and though it is written in Japanese, some text in the upper left-hand corner of the screen confirms a Dec. 2022 release date.

In fact, the announcement is getting some fans downright misty-eyed.

And many can’t wait to revisit some of their favorite characters.

The timing of Hwang’s announcement of Squid Game season two seems downright suspicious in retrospect.

But who knows, maybe the success of Squid Game made Netflix want to greenlight season two of Borderland as well.

Sometimes the fans really do make things happen.

You’ll get the hype bump too, Kento.

We’re just celebrating for both shows continuing their sagas.

The show centers on two allies trapped in an abandoned Tokyo where they are forced to compete in a series of dangerous games, the type and difficulty of which are determined by playing cards.

Alice in Borderland season two will return to Netflix in Dec. 2022.


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