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Alice in Borderland
A pulse-pounding sci-fi thriller steeped in oppressive existential dread, where an eerie, deserted Tokyo becomes a brutal chessboard of survival, mirroring humanity's desperate fight for purpose against absolute mortality.
Alice in Borderland
Alice in Borderland

今際の国のアリス

"Life is a game, you should enjoy it more."

10 December 2020 — 25 September 2025 Japan 3 season 22 episode Ended 8.1 (2,781)

Cast: Kento Yamazaki, Tao Tsuchiya, Nijiro Murakami, Aya Asahina, Ayaka Miyoshi

Drama Action & Adventure Mystery Existentialism & Purpose vs. Apathy The Will to Survive & Human Resilience Morality, Ethics, and Human Nature Under Pressure Connection, Trauma, and Sacrifice Reality, Illusion, and Purgatory

Alice in Borderland — Movie Quotes

Memorable Quotes

生きていく理由は、誰かに与えられるもんじゃねぇ
— Daikichi Karube / Ryōhei Arisu

Context

Spoken in Season 1, Episode 3 and Season 2, Episode 8.

Meaning

Encapsulates the central existential theme of the series, emphasizing that the reason to live is not given by others but actively created.

頭がいいんだもん
— Shuntarō Chishiya

Context

Spoken during Season 2, Episode 7 in a confrontation with Niragi.

Meaning

Iconic line highlighting Chishiya's unyielding confidence and sharp intellect in the face of violent threats.

この絶望の世界で、どう生きる?
— Mira Kanō (Queen of Hearts)

Context

Spoken during Season 2, Episode 8.

Meaning

Poses the fundamental question that every contestant in the Borderland must answer for themselves.

お前らといたから、俺は生きてこれたんだ
— Daikichi Karube

Context

Spoken in Season 1, Episode 3 during the Seven of Hearts game.

Meaning

Highlights the deep bond of friendship that sustains Arisu throughout his journey.

自分を諦めないで
— Yuzuha Usagi

Context

Spoken in Season 1, Episode 4 and Season 2, Episode 8.

Meaning

Serves as Arisu's emotional lifeline when he collapses into despair.

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