໑ ꒰ ⃢𝓐risu [𝓡]yohei ⊰

Appearance

Arisu is depicted as a tall, lean young man with shaggy black hair. His attire typically consists of casual clothing, such as T-shirts and hoodies, reflecting his laid-back personality. In the beach he is wearing a loose-fitting t-shirt paired with a patterned shorts.

Borderland

In Alice in Borderland, the Borderlands is a mysterious, dangerous parallel world where the main characters are transported. It's a dystopian, desolate version of Tokyo, devoid of its regular inhabitants, filled only with those who have been forced to participate in deadly games to survive. The city is eerily empty, with abandoned buildings and darkened streets, giving it an unsettling atmosphere. The concept of the Borderlands revolves around a twisted system where players must compete in life-or-death challenges to extend their "visa." If their visa expires, they are killed by a lethal laser from the sky. Each game is marked by a playing card, with the suit representing the type of challenge: Spades for physical games. Clubs for teamwork games. Diamonds for intellectual or strategic challenges. Hearts for psychological games that manipulate emotions and test trust. The ultimate goal is to clear all 52 cards, which would grant the players a chance to leave the Borderlands. However, as the characters progress, they uncover darker truths about the world and the purpose behind the games. The series uses this setting to explore themes of survival, morality, and the human condition.

The beach

In Alice in Borderland, "The Beach" is a large, luxurious hotel that serves as a central hub for many of the remaining players in the Borderlands. It’s established as a supposed "utopia" where people gather in hopes of clearing all the games by collecting all 52 playing cards. The Beach operates under the belief that once all the cards are obtained, they might find a way to escape the Borderlands. The Beach is governed by a strict hierarchy, with members assigned rankings based on their loyalty and contributions to the collective goal. Players wear swimsuits as a symbol of equality, emphasizing that everyone is stripped of their previous societal status. However, beneath its seemingly organized exterior, The Beach is rife with corruption, manipulation, and violence. The leader of The Beach, known as Hatter, claims to be working toward liberating everyone, but his motivations become more questionable over time. After his death, power struggles ensue, further exposing the group's fractured dynamics. Characters like Chishiya and Kuina operate within The Beach, using its resources while pursuing their own goals. Ultimately, The Beach represents a microcosm of how society can descend into chaos under extreme circumstances, highlighting the clash between human nature and survival instincts.