Alice in Borderland S4: Release Date Revealed — This One Story Change Will Blow Your Mind

The Direct Answer on a Season 4 Release Date

 

I’ll get right to the point: As of November 2025, Netflix has not officially announced or confirmed Alice in Borderland Season 4.

This means there is no release date, no production schedule, and no official trailer. Anyone claiming to know an exact date is, at this point, just guessing. But don’t let that get you down! The reason it’s not confirmed is complicated, and the truth is actually more exciting than a simple “yes” or “no.”

 

So, Is It Canceled? No. Here’s What’s Really Going On.

 

The story is far from over. The lack of a “Season 4” announcement doesn’t mean the show is finished. It’s more likely that the story is changing. Here are the key things I’ve found that point to the future.

1. The Season 3 Finale Changed the Game (Literally) Season 3, which just aired in September 2025, was a huge surprise. Why? Because the original Alice in Borderland manga (the comic the show is based on) actually ended with the story from Season 2.

This means Season 3 was an almost entirely original story created for the show. The creators are no longer just adapting a book; they are actively building a new, larger world. That final scene in the Los Angeles diner wasn’t in the manga. It was a very deliberate cliffhanger, a clear sign that the creators and Netflix have bigger plans.

2. The Clues Point to a Spin-Off, Not “Season 4” That L.A. scene is the biggest clue we have. We see a new character, a waitress named Alice, as the world around her begins to experience the same disasters that sent Arisu to the Borderland.

This strongly suggests the next chapter might not be a “Season 4” following Arisu and Usagi in Tokyo. Instead, we are likely looking at a spin-off or a sequel set in a new country—probably America. The game, it seems, is a global event. We may be about to follow a brand-new “Alice” as she enters an American Borderland.

3. The Cast and Crew Want to Continue This is always a great sign. The main cast and director have all said they are interested in coming back.

• Kento Yamazaki (Arisu) and Tao Tsuchiya (Usagi) have both expressed their love for the series and their willingness to return if the story continues.
• Director Shinsuke Sato has also stated he would be interested in directing more.

The passion is still there from the people who make the show.