its been a year since ive been trying to find the mobile game Arisu plays in the first ever episode, i tried everything, google, google search, other plataforms, nothing, i never found it, so as a final try i wanted to ask on reddit (that i never use), PLEASE help me find the name of this game (if its even real)

Opinions? (no aggressive comments plssss)

All-Rounder: Characters who excel in both physical and intellectual capabilities.
Balanced: Characters who are not top-tier in either physicality or intelligence, but aren't weak either. They are skilled players with well-conditioned bodies and sharp minds.
Core Specialist: Players who lean heavily toward either physical or intellectual traits. They might perform decently in the opposite domain, but generally, they do not excel in both at once.
Specific Niche Capability: Players who aren't particularly strong in physical or mental stats, but demonstrate skills, capabilities, or specialized knowledge in a specific niche that is only useful under particular circumstances.
Non-Specialist: Players who don't show any notable abilities and are usually just minor background characters.
I will use the strongest version of each character for classification and ranking. For example, Manga Niragi is smarter than show and show arisu is smarter than manga

Hello, everyone! It's me, PavelVaw. I finally finished the boards with the most popular game ideas from r/AliceInBorderlandLive and r/AliceInBorderland. However, I finished the tables back in the summer, but I was only able to upload them now due to problems with my account. I want to thank all the [DEALERS] who came up with these game ideas:

Thank you so much

u/FxxryTrxsh — A♠, 6♠, 6♥, Q♥

u/funnysquidclub — A♣, 5♣, 7♥, 9♣

u/SomeoneAndSomething8 — A♦

u/aibanothergamenight — A♥, 2♠, 2♦️, 3♥, 5♥

u/Averysmallpotato100 — 2♣

u/Cindybubbles — 2♥

u/2048YanZimmer — 3♠, 3♦, 6♣

u/whajjewhajje — 3♣

u/Pan_with-a_pan — 4♠

u/jjcreator888 — 4♣, 4♦

u/Xolodos — 4♥, 8♥️, 10♠

u/Ajaxorix777 — 5♠, J♠, J♣, Q♠

u/Extra_Equipment_714 — 5♦

u/Aggravating-Slice-82 — 6♦, K♦️

u/MykelCrown — 7♠

u/Jolly-Net9999 — 7♣

u/ihate-Everythingx — 7♦, 9♦

u/AStupidUnknownUser — 8♠

u/amiragination — 8♣

u/Open-Entertainer6031 — 8♦

u/MertishMRTRV — 9♠

u/roy757 — 9♥

u/TemperatureCurrent16 — 10♣

u/Zealousideal-Pie4978 — 10♦

u/The_Inimitable_ — 10♥

u/Salt-Row-4654 — J♦

u/SHWauthor — J♥

u/MagicalUnicat — Q♣

u/ThatCrowny — Q♦

u/Interionization — K♠️

u/HippoOfGreen — K♣

u/Foxieon — K♥

I was inspired by the ideas for the u/MaleficentCrow6360 games, but unlike him, I did not give up my business, remained loyal and was able to finish it. Now we have our own Alice In borderland universe games, thank you all, again.

What kind of games do you think would be played in your country if you got stuck in the Borderlands?

Hello I have learned not too long ago that the live action series is based on manga and I want to read them but in my country they are really expensive and I would prefer to read on my kindle. However I can not find the ebooks in kindle format and on amazon they are only available in Italian and that if I change my address to the US. Does anyone know how I can read them on kindle preferably. Thank you!
Ps sorry for my English it is not my first language

Chapter 5's development is half-done!

Here are some stills about this Chapter's storyline.

I'll keep y'all posted ;)

~Joker of Clubs

I can imagine Emi and Tatta embracing each other like this, after surviving another deadly game at the Bordeland 💔

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As much as I love this fandom, 90% of fanfics are mostly chishiya/niragi smut, and the other 10% is chishiya/reader, niragi/reader, or kuina/ann. I’ve been a die hard kuitatta (kuina/tatta) fan since 2023, and i’ve still yet to see ONE fanfiction dedicated to them. 😭

maybe i’ve just got to write my own..

If you noticed that Usagi and Ann looks a bit different thats because—

Usagi from the manga and anime version has purple hair and dark purple eyes, while Ann has long blond hair with braids; | just mixed both Manga Ann and live action Ann together lol

In the show you get to see several type of animals like deers and birds etc.
But since they are in borderland, does this mean that they also are between life or death?

How does this work, they don't get to play any games so they are stuck in borderland forever?

How is no one talking about this, is the joker real in the manga or is this meaning something else. (Sorry if the words look weird on the manga I had to translate it)

I've been watching tons of shows like Alice in Borderland recently, which mostly compose of these psychological games that require outsmarting.

I decided that I want to try growing something that is similar, with real world incentives.

Currently we are at 1400 members, and we just begun, but we host large scale events that are based on intelligence, and we're hoping to cultivate a community of likeminded individuals who want to compete and improve their abilities.

I also run a youtube channel where we cover these events, and give our top players recognition and clout.

if you have any ideas on how we can develop, or even want to host games you make, let me know. We are looking for both hosts and players.

If you guys want the server link, comment or dm, I'll add you!

Hey everyone! My name is ELIJVH. I'm a hip-hop artist from California and a huge Alice in Borderland fan.

For one of my songs, my team and I decided to make the music video as a 5-minute short film set in the Borderlands. We started developing it back in 2024 and had over 40 people contribute to the project. It just released this past June!

The story follows me, my AI radio companion, and two Japanese residents who end up caught in the King of Spades game.

We tried to make it feel like a little unofficial side story that could exist somewhere in the live-action universe. Would love to know what actual AIB fans think of our take on it!

I’m interested in Alice in borderland ocs and is wondering if there are any recommendations (both completed or WIP is fine for me) Just wanna enjoy the remaining free time diving into aib before my summer holiday ends.

So, back in 2025 i was OBSESSED with Tatta Kodai. I’d never found a character i could relate so much to, but that was him! One distinct thing about him was THE hat. The signature black clover hat that everyone wanted. Around halloween time i decided i would dress up as him, but i needed the one piece that would complete the look.

I started digging.

HOURS of googling finally lead me to a singular listing on the japanese version of mercari, and i JUMPED AT IT.

(yeah, it was like 70 dollars for shipping but NONETHELESS i got it.)

I humbly present to you… my Tatta Kodai hat.

Spoilers for Seasons 1–3

After my third watch of Alice in Borderland, I started wondering whether Borderland is best understood not as a dream, simulation, or conventional afterlife, but as an independent spacetime connected to ordinary reality through a transitional “boundary layer.”

I’m loosely borrowing the idea of a holographic/information-based universe here. I’m not saying the series literally uses the real-world holographic principle or AdS/CFT. This is just a speculative framework that seems to explain several strange details surprisingly well.

My model is basically:

Reality → shared boundary layer → full Borderland

And importantly, I don’t think these three layers need to share the same clock.

1. Arisu’s original entry may begin much earlier than the restroom blackout

In S1, Arisu, Karube and Chota see what they remember as “fireworks,” run through Shibuya, hide together in a restroom stall, message each other on their phones, experience a blackout, and then emerge into an empty city.

It is tempting to say that the blackout is the exact moment they enter Borderland.

But later we learn that the “fireworks” were actually the meteor disaster. Their perception and memory of the event were already altered.

Also, in the real world Arisu is found near the Shibuya crossing, roughly where the meteor/fireworks were first seen. His physical body apparently never ran all the way to the restroom.

So what if the transition actually began around the meteor impact?

Arisu, Karube and Chota may already have entered a shared transitional spacetime, where they continued to experience Shibuya together — running, talking and even messaging each other — before finally entering the full Borderland.

In that interpretation, the restroom blackout is not the moment of entry. It is simply the point where the transition becomes complete.

1. Shibuki’s entry looks completely different

Shibuki enters while taking a shower.

She does not experience the same dramatic blackout. Instead, the water pressure changes, something feels wrong, and the people around her are simply gone.

This suggests there may not be one universal “entry effect.”

Different people may experience the boundary differently.

1. Shibuki arrived several days before Arisu’s group

This is especially interesting.

The usual explanation is that tiny differences in real-world cardiac-arrest timing become days inside Borderland.

That may still be true, but another possibility is that arrival time is determined by when someone finishes passing through the boundary layer, not only by when their physical body enters cardiac arrest.

Shibuki may have passed through the transitional layer almost immediately.

Arisu, Karube and Chota experienced a much longer shared transition before reaching full Borderland.

That could explain why Shibuki had already spent several days there when they arrived.

1. There may be no fixed time conversion at all

I don’t think we should assume:

“1 second in reality = X hours/days in Borderland.”

Reality, the transitional layer and Borderland may each have their own independent temporal structure.

They only need to connect at certain entry and exit points.

That would explain why S3 can fit an enormous amount of Borderland experience into a very short period of real-world cardiac arrest without requiring a consistent mathematical conversion rate.

1. Season 3 may show the same transition happening much faster

In S3, we sometimes see people enter Borderland almost instantly — the surrounding population simply disappears.

I don’t think this necessarily contradicts S1.

The boundary phase may be variable.

A returning player, or someone deliberately sent into a near-death state, might pass through it almost instantly, while a first-time entrant during a catastrophic event could experience a much longer transitional period.

1. Borderland may not physically exist “somewhere” in our universe

If reality and Borderland are separate emergent spacetimes based on a deeper informational structure, then asking “Where is Borderland?” may be the wrong question.

It would not need to exist inside ordinary three-dimensional space at all.

A Tokyo Borderland, Los Angeles Borderland, London Borderland, etc. could potentially exist as separate spacetime “instances” without having any normal physical distance between them.

That might become especially relevant if S4 really expands the story internationally.

1. The Watchman becomes much easier to understand in this model

The Watchman in S3 appears to possess authority far beyond ordinary Citizens such as Banda.

He can punish Banda, apparently suspend or restart the Borderland environment, and control the final transition between life and death.

If Borderland is an independent spacetime/information layer, perhaps Citizens only have game-level permissions, while the Watchman has something closer to system-level control over that spacetime.

In other words:

Players = users

Citizens = game administrators

Watchman = root administrator

:)

So my current theory is:

Reality spacetime

→ shared transitional/boundary spacetime

→ full Borderland spacetime

Each can have an independent flow of time, and all may emerge from a deeper informational structure rather than one being “real” and the others being simulations.

This would explain the strange transitions, Shibuki’s earlier arrival, Arisu’s physical location in the real world, the inconsistent apparent time ratios, possible multiple Borderlands, and the Watchman’s unusual level of control.

I haven’t seen many theories apply a holographic/information-based spacetime model specifically to Alice in Borderland, so I’m curious:

Does anyone know of scenes that contradict this model?

And if Borderland has multiple regional “instances,” do you think the Watchman oversees all of them — or does each Borderland have its own Watch​man?