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Alice in Borderland Season 2, He's Expecting Series Previewed in Netflix's Live-Action Japanese Lineup Video
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The "New Live-Action Japanese Lineup" video during the series on Tuesday.
He's Expecting
The new season based on Oblivion Island anime film) returns to direct the series. The new season is now in production.
The first season debuted on Netflix on December 10, 2020 in 190 countries worldwide. It was the most viewed live-action series in Japan last year, and it ranked in Netflix's top 10 in 40 countries and territories worldwide.
Yoshiki Watabe and Yasuko Kuramitsu penned the fist season's scripts with Satō. ROBOT is credited with planning and production.
The manga centers on Ryōhei Arisu (pronounced the same as "Alice" in Japanese), a male high school student who is irritated with his intolerable everyday life. One night, he tags along with his bad friends Karube and Chōta to hang out in town. However, the town is suddenly covered in giant fireworks. When he comes to his senses, Ryōhei notices that no one else is around. Finding themselves in a different world, Ryōhei, Karube, and Chōta are forced to participate in survival games or die right off the bat. The three fight to live, as well as to find a way back to their own world.
Aso began serializing the manga in OVA) episodes.
A spinoff series titled ended in February 2018, and Shogakukan published eight volumes for the series.
Aso launched a new spinoff manga series titled Imawa no Kuni no Alice Retry (Alice in Borderland Retry) in Shogakukan's Weekly Shonen Sunday magazine on October 14.
Viz will start streaming.
He's Expecting adapts Juri Ueno (right) stars as Kentarō's partner Aki Seto.
The additional cast include Toshie Negishi.
Yūko Hakota and Chihiro Amano are penning the scripts. Netflix will debut the series in 2022.
The manga is set in a world where men are now able to become pregnant. Elite office worker Kentarō Hiyama has an unexpected pregnancy, and while he suffers from prejudice from being a man carrying a child, he forges on alongside his partner Aki.
Yuko Hakota and Takeo Kikuchi are directing the series. Yoshitatsu Yamada, Yukiko Sode, and Chihiro Amano are penning the scripts. AOI Pro. is credited with collaborating on the production.
Sakai Be Love magazine in 2012, and Kodansha published one compiled book volume for the manga.
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