The Truth About Hatter from Alice in Borderland

[@GenerationOchi]

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[@ashtonodin3103]

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[@matthewdakota2251]

@Ashton Odin flixportal =)

[@ashtonodin3103]

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[@matthewdakota2251]

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[@elizabethr2658]

I was really intrigued by the story plot so I read the manga, it explains everything better. Hatter didn’t wanted to go back to the “real” world but it is an illusion he created to give a purpose to those that wondered around the borderland without hope and not knowing what to do. At the end in the Netflix version, they showed him like a mad guy who believed his own lie but in reality in the manga he was acting like that because he was slowing losing himself to a role that he didn’t want anymore. In fact Agnis realized that he wasn’t mad when they confronted each other and Agnis killed him, when he check the bullets of Hatters pistol (it was empty), so apologized for killing him because he didn’t realized that Hatter didn’t wanted to play that role for much longer

[@wizsunshine]

I'm genuinely obsessed with your series on Alice, it's definitely my fav show

[@GenerationOchi]

Thanks. I really do love this show.

[@wizsunshine]

@@GenerationOchi me tooo

[@tommytsunamy7319]

YESS I LOVE THIS SHOW

[@wizsunshine]

@@tommytsunamy7319 ikr it's the best

[@lukainthebuilding4719]

Samee

[@Pinky-kc8go]

While watching the series I thought that collecting the cards isn't a guarantee to leave Borderland but instead, Hatter's way of keeping the peace. I was never sure if the card thing would actually work....When I look at the Gamemaster, I still don't really believe this could work😂

[@leoh1191]

But is he really keeping the peace.. it seems like the armed guards make people toe the line and not the cards. And why cards? For an individual the chance of escape is unimaginable. But as a group? Well there is your brief glimmer of hope

[@piya-tf]

@@leoh1191 isn't that how peace is maintained in the real world too..the government gives people common goals that everyone must achieve for a 'successful, fullfiling life' education, career, family, friends, fun etc etc...all the while keeping the wayward ones in line through the military, police, etc.. 'death to traitors' is also not far from the reality of a lot of societies

[@leoh1191]

I believe the cards are real..and so is the chance of escape. If there was no hope then why would anyone play the games. I feel the cards real purpose are to unlock other games/ maybe other sectors of the game besides japan

[@tommytsunamy7319]

@@leoh1191 You have an interesting theory. I like it, bc it's more hopeful than my theory😂. My theory was that the cards are just a symbol of the game. I've seen you in these comments before good sir so i know you've probably watched the ending with the lady (don't remember her name but she is CRAZY AF). But i believe that the game masters made this game to show people the true nature of themselves. She was happy that the people had all killed for her. I believe this is a sick game made by the game masters to bring out the worst in people. I don't believe there's an end to it. You just keep playing games and keep going further down the rabbit hole. At least that's what I thought😂. I like your idea though, it's more hopeful than me depressing ass one😂👌

[@leoh1191]

@@tommytsunamy7319 Thanks it means ALOT considering american ben had such a problem with it

[@empanadani]

His friendship with Again was genuine. I liked that part.

[@rhianna_txn]

Again? Is it Aguni?

[@billyboybillyboybillyboy]

@@rhianna_txn probably autocorrect

[@lardmaster4349]

Hatter is a classic narcissist. Delusions of grandeur, charming personality, he even has the trademark narcissistic rage as shown when people would dare defy him. All his actions were made in an attempt to prop up his own insecure ego, whether it was keeping up the charade of hope, or killing off members of The Beach when they dared undermine HIS institution by keeping their cards. What a deep and well-written character indeed.

[@ashhinman1919]

Of course he was always mad. He was mad as a hatter.

[@UmLammyJammer]

God, I love Hatter. He’s such a deep character. I wish we got more of him.

[@DevilM0nk]

Was I the only one disappointed in the number two guy? He looks so distinct so I suppose I expected more

[@jasminesabrina4104]

same, i thought he would be much more talkative and interactive😬

[@avocaano8460]

i think he will appear more often in season 2, since he played quite a significant role in the manga

[@BlvdBrawlr]

Yeah I thought he looked cool and was disappointed when it seemed like he was a throwaway character but I hear he plays a bigger role for season 2.

[@watertruck9893]

You mean the guy with the glasses? Well there’s always a reason for everything they do and it’s because spoilers: He’s the king of diamonds

[@torirenee6764]

@@jasminesabrina4104 1

[@olydrsn4802]

always looking forward for your AIB videos, they're the best!!

[@GenerationOchi]

Thank you. 😁.

[@stillemi]

Love this deep dive on hatter! I do adore him and admire his character for holding his head high in a completely hopeless and inexplicable situation. I also very much agree that he had a hero complex and was a bit unhinged from the start, and in his own twisted mind's logic, he was doing something good. There's definitely no clear way too judge someone like him, because hes wired differently than your typical, sane person. I cant say i 100% feel that he has absolutely no empathy and is completely self serving, though i do think hes selfish by nature. Idk if that makes sense, really, because perhaps I'm just an overly optimistic person. Ive been guilty of refusing to acknowledge peoples faults and malicious intentions because i want to see the good in everyone. So its complicated, but nonetheless, hatter's story is tragic however you interpret him. I thought this was a fantastic video! And your last note on Kuina was beautiful ❤

[@GenerationOchi]

Emily, I had meant to say thank you for this wonderful comment. I probably will use it in a video sometime soon in order to make a point...if that's okay with you!?

[@stillemi]

@@GenerationOchi oh, I would be honored! thanks so much for taking the time to read my comments ^^ sorry it took me a couple days to reply, I lost my phone lol

[@thevioletcabinet]

I don’t think hatter was always insane. I haven’t read the manga but even within the series Aguni’s very devoted friendship to him wouldn’t make sense. He kept madmen like the militants in check but was unwilling to, or couldn’t, police hatter. He indiscriminately had the residents of the beach killed for turning him mad, and I don’t think that came from a lack of understanding of Hatter’s true sanity in the real world. The guilt he carries over accidentally killing Hatter is the one thing capable of actually destroying him, and we know that killing, even when his own friends die, doesn’t haunt him to the lint that he violently invokes his own killing. Agonist clearly knew Hatter in a way that we would never get to. I think really Hatter projected his own fear, desire, and hope onto others. That by giving others purpose and the will to live he found his own, but was swayed by the fantasy of the delusion he created. I mean of course he viewed himself as a deity, he was surrounded by desperate people who not only believed him to be a hero, but willed him to be. The initial creation of the beach though, I think was born out of his own need for purpose, not some deep insanity.

[@libertangel]

I totally agree. I saw the series few days ago and I'm obsessed and your insights are so spot on. I can't wait for season 2 and reading the manga

[@leoh1191]

My theory: Have you ever wondered why the gamers would allow the beach to exist in the first place. It literally is like using a cheat code. I'm thinking this is like the matrix when neo finds out he's been through the same scenario multiple times already. So im thinking the game operates in cycles. Obviously in the beginning it's cut throat. But players evolve and realise the best chance of survival is working together,sharing info,forming a collective. Getting the best and brightest into one group. I feel the beach has always been part of the game..it helps the players grow,survive,cooperate.. And when it gets too powerful or too close to the truth... The gamers make the beach a game site.. And they resort back to being cut throat. A good majority of the beach are slaughtered and the cycle begins again. Perhaps hatter was a gamer himself and oversaw the " construction" of the collective time and time again.

[@estherreis6631]

Please do one video deep down Niragi, I’m loving your videos about Alice in Borderland (just found out about your channel) lot’s of love from Brasil 🇧🇷💕

[@GenerationOchi]

Hello Brasil! 👋. We will do Niragi soon!

[@littlerose19]

gosh your explanations are always so perfect

[@leoh1191]

My theory 2: maybe the game mearily is a testing zone like in the book " the maze runner". Trying to weed out the best and brightest..and the earned freedom really is nothing more than becoming a gamer yourself. To which you still are a part of the game. And there is no escape

[@Czm64]

Bro you look like Chishiya again lol

[@GenerationOchi]

😂👌

[@Czm64]

@@GenerationOchi hi bro

[@albameira]

Thank you very much for a new video on this series Generation Ochi ^^.

[@anaritasilva627]

I love your insights on the characters! Great job! Keep it up please! 😊😊

[@GenerationOchi]

I will! But I'll probably cover other stuff at some point so please make sure to make recommendations. 🙏

[@bomapdich]

I can’t recommend the manga enough. Some of the games in the manga are slightly different and there are more games. Check it out if you can’t get enough of the death game

[@adriakerbelyte1155]

Can you read it online for free? And if you can, where?

[@bomapdich]

@@adriakerbelyte1155 The manga is out for a long time so Im pretty sure you can just google it

[@weareorigin]

In online games, like World of Warcraft, you're screwed if you solo queue in player vs player. Premade teams win easier. Hatter gave people a chance to eat, party, and queue up together. He's a hero

[@leoh1191]

I think our host may be wrong on this one. 1.The beach must have over 200 plus members. 2.They must play the game every 4 days or so. 3. The members are obviously skilled..or atleast the upper crust of the group because none of the main/ minor characters died in the games. 4. You win..you get a card 5. Ergo the beach wins alot and must have multiple stacks of cards 6. But are missing some because they arent in play( k,q,j) or havent turned up in the games yet. 7. There are 52 cards in a deck..certain cards are held back..k,q,jx4 suits...minus a few not in the game yet and you have maybe 36-38 cards available to find with a group of 200 strong doing this every 4th day.. Yep your gonna have stacks upon stacks of cards. 8. So what cards are the beach winning after each successful round..? 9. Duplicates of duplicates of duplicates. Our host is making the assumption that the leader is a dictator/ cult leader/ selfish prick/ someone using your slave labor to help him escape.. based on what evidence? A small stack on cards in a safe? Most likely hatters personal stack. The beach would have tons and tons of duplicate cards. So yes it is possible for more than hatter to escape. The show never said cards are rare, hatter said they havent shown up in the game yet. He hasnt found them. You see the beach as a cult. I tend to see it more of a frat house. The leader,the best and brightest should get first chance of escaping because they figured out how to win. It's like when frats keep test and then hand them down to their pledges. Most likely hatter/ the beach kept alot of these idiots alive.. Notice how our hero is promoted to the big table when he passed the test/ had a rare card. Seems like all in the upper group are survivors. The rest are grinders that most likely would be dead without people like hatter to give them info on how to win the games Our host assumes hatter is using people for his own escape and it is nearly impossible for you to follow him Huh? There would be so many duplicate cards that each member would have a stack..and in all honesty your stack probably is 1 or 2 cards shy of hatter's stack. So alot of folks could escape if certain cards suddenly turned up at the games in bulk. We need to rethink the hatter. It's hard to believe that lil stack in the safe accounts for all the beaches cards. Therefore we think the hatter is keeping all the cards for himself. Like i said the beach wins..there would be tons of dupes just based on the numbers in the group. The gamers assumption is you'll never survive long enough to get all the cards. Yeah as an individual you wont. But as a group grinding together the pot of duplicate cards grows. It gets passed down the food chain as members die. So you could join the beach as a newbie and be given 20 cards easily. Obviously cards can be given away or taken from you. The beach is actually a good strategy

[@GenerationOchi]

Hi thanks for your comment. It's kind of hard to respond to because though it purports at the start to argue against claims I've made, it doesn't seem to do that. I'm not assessing whether or not staying at the beach is a "good strategy" or not. I would need to do a whole separate video analyzing that issue in depth to come to a conclusion there. And I would never make such an assumption without thinking deeply about the question first. I certainly did not rule out that being at the Beach is better than being outside of it. Just because people at the Beach live under tyrannical rule - which is definitionally true, doesn't mean that leaving the Beach would be better or make it easier for them to escape Borderland. Two things can be true, it can be both better to stay at the Beach and Hatter can be using the people there for his scheme. This is why your write-up, with respect, is somewhat of a straw man that doesn't disprove anything. The relative easiness or difficulty of collecting cards also seems irrelevant to me. Hatter makes the point himself that he thinks it's impossible for one person to collect all of the cards. That may be false, but clearly he thinks he needs the help of the Beach members to get all of them himself. And certainly it would be easier to collect all of the cards with help than without. This all said, I never said that it's impossible for someone to get out of Borderland without the Beach, I said that that's what Hatter said. And I definitely didn't say that no one at the Beach would ever get out of Borderland after Hatter. Though, the Beach did collapse quickly after his death. But most importantly, I did NOT conclude in the end that Hatter was using people for a scheme that would allow him to escape Borderland. Did you watch until the end? I very clearly stated that I think that the only thing he cared about was his image in the eyes of his followers. He wanted to be a hero - something he says out loud a few times in the show. I don't think he really was trying to trick anyone - I think he truly believed in his own magnificence, he believed in the sanctity of the Beach, he believed his leadership made people better. I state something to this effect in the video. Thanks for chiming in though. Much love.

[@leoh1191]

@@GenerationOchi But you did make the assertion that hatter is basically a cult like figure and that his assertion that others would follow is flawed. I tried to give you a different way of looking at the story based on the available cards to any player. Despite what is shown on the program there is no way the beaches sole collection would be that 1 pack. Thus most people at the beach would have the same multiple pack of duplicate cards from winning. Logic would dictate hatter may have any cards that werent readily available in the game. Say some rando stumbles on it by accident. But your stack and his stack would be damn close in terms of completion. And when these cards do appear in the game chances are they wont be rare.. Im just saying i dont see hatter in selfish terms..especially if the group does win tons of cards

[@leoh1191]

@@GenerationOchi On a lighter note. Just wanted to say you might want to reconsider how much of the actual tv program you show on your channel. Some youtubers have received strikes for showing far less copywritten material on their channels.( usually batwoman,anything star wars,etc) I appreciate your content, but even i thought damn he really is stretching the legal definition of sampling.

[@pandagod8864]

Your videos are so good! I can't wait for season two to come out so I can hear more of your thoughts on the show

[@SuperLadyDanger]

I've got to stop rewatching these videos waiting anxiously for season 2!! That said, Hatter is an argument in opposition of the theory that wanting to return to the real world is a sign of maintained humanity. I think he's a stand-in for a few outliers that would fall into that "mad" heading. A narcissist or even a true (non-violent) psychopath dragged into Borderland could desperately want to return to the real world b/c anyone having power over them is so anathema that they'll fight like crazy to return to what they can accept.

[@lemararyaei9383]

Ur jacket is giving off game master vibes 🤣🤨🤫😂

[@leoh1191]

My thoughts: the cards are worthless. And you as a participant were never supposed to figure this out. Why? The gamers never though contestant would bond together and form a collective.. Obvious Hatter knew the beaches combined sum of cards were duplicates of duplicates of duplicates... And that the chances of anyone leaving were slim to none. So why the cards then? Well you still play the lottery despite the actual chance of winning.. Why? It gives you hope. I honestly think there is no escape. You play till your dead.

[@MR954BoogieDown]

Excellent review! I agree 100%..... maybe the Japanese writers of the show will contact you in the future for character creating ideas 😃

[@GenerationOchi]

Haha, thank you, but they're doing pretty well without me after all. 😂

[@luanita307]

It's weird that this video doesnt have more likes

[@jasminesabrina4104]

cant wait for season 2😩😩😩

[@nusaibahossain5187]

Is there season 2?

[@dr6cul]

@@nusaibahossain5187 i would think there would be since the ending of it is the girl saying that she’s gonna make more games for the face cards

[@alohamary7530]

Nusaiba Hossain yep, netflix asia already released an announcement about it but i forgot if they indicated a date of its release. Nijiro (the one who played Chishiya) is also dropping hints for AIB S2 so its pretty exciting ❤️❤️❤️

[@rubyy.7374]

@@alohamary7530 One more year 🥲

[@Jj-bs3ic]

i have so may questions about this show but i like to make up my own storyline about them and i love your alice in borderland series it always gets recommended for me on here 😁

[@DoubleStudentLoans]

I have to disagree with 12:48, I think Hatter was both sad at the lack of hope for himself but also his followers. I think he genuinely felt like he let them down

[@turker03]

Hatter deserved more episode in the show.

[@gabypeters6372]

Yes! I love these videos!

[@helenpark2487]

i havent read the manga but i have a theory for s2: mira at the end said "lets play games together!" and i found this weird bc if she's the game master she doesn't have to play a game. but instead she's proposing to play with them. she represents queen of hearts so maybe the face cards have the contestants go against the ppl of the face cards (queen of hearts, king of spades, etc) so for ex. like the king of diamonds would be the king of wits, and they would have to go against him to solve an immensely difficult puzzle. the queen of hearts (mira) would be the queen of betrayal and it would become an ugly betrayal battleground. im probably wrong aidfngidfj

[@briankangguitar]

You kinda hit the nail on the head. That’s basically how the face card games work (people play the game against the Face Card Game Masters)

[@helenpark2487]

@@briankangguitar yayy im right :D

[@cocophy]

@@briankangguitar is executive number 2 the King of Diamond?

[@leoh1191]

Hatter isnt magical...hardly a cult..just someone that realised his options.. Your not gonna escape..the cards are literally against you. So you survive..while still remaining your humanity.

[@nomad9981]

hmph 1:00

[@Eduardo_Rafael]

When I heard that only one person can return to the real world, I am afraid that the ending will be totally cruel and sad.

[@big-ass-nugget]

have you seen season 2?

[@freddytang2128]

always wondered did the beach have a rule that only young good looking people can be allowed in? because we've seen in the tag game that there are middle age people in borderland but nowhere to be seen in the beach

[@miss-camie]

I'm so confused that Hatter's speciality is heart or spade 🤔, he say, he is playing at games of hearts or spades

[@felemiah]

There's basically 0 evidence to suggest he was already a mad man before the borderland... you even mentioned the scene in the hat shop which made him seem like quite the normal guy, so there's even evidence to show that the borderland made him mad to begin with.

[@E.fs12]

I know this video is about hatter but my thoughts on chishiya are that he is probably a military engineer or an engineer because in ep 2 you saw he made a taser from scratch which shows he has knowledge on this kinda stuff her also figured out that the clue at the end of ep2 was a train map to where the so called game masters were and not to mention how he built his own gas lighter to burn niragi he is one of the very few main characters that you never find a back story to so what is he hiding well I think the scriptures and or directors want us to thing he is real sus but in reality he was probably in the military or something like that to trick us or to divert our attention from another character or thing that could have been in the series

[@mamatapandey6073]

lol engineer here ..people overstimate engineers he is actually not an engineer in real world.(i heard from the people who read manga)

[@remramen]

he is not an engineer tho

[@E.fs12]

@@remramen but we don’t know that

[@remramen]

@@E.fs12 we know that from manga

[@superguyx5468]

Ended up being a cardiac surgeon 🤣

[@Pinky-kc8go]

Hood's back😂💚

[@GenerationOchi]

😁✌️

[@leoh1191]

But you earn a sub..i enjoy the show and your insights

[@mehlover]

I love this breakdown on Hatter

[@osamudazai4323]

not really, as explained by the manga, hatter had a lot of duplicates of the cards and once he got out, his second in command would find all the cards and so on and so forth until everyone was out of the beach still gonna like tho

[@franzsmaxgaming2254]

Hatter was number one in the beach and he said he has a 100% Winrate and before he died he also completed his game. I think hatter is better at games than number 2 and chishiya

[@DoubleStudentLoans]

Everyone alive had a 100% win rate

[@efenty6235]

one of the first deaths was some guy who gave up and let his visa expire. what a rotten way to die

[@luv.yenyen]

Tell me why I thought that was Johnny depp and that the video was talking about Alice in wonderland

[@anaritasilva627]

Old video but I hadn't properly commented yet so let's do it now 😂 You say Hatter is selfish and megalomaniac and while I agree I also think that's a subproduct of everything he went through. What I mean is, imo, he starts of as seeing this new world as an utopia (I believe that's where his mind is at in the scene with Aguni when he talks about creating the beach). But, as with every utopia worthy of that name, it starts to crumble and in his desperation to have a second chance, he can't cope and his psyche breaks (when he kills the people that hide their cards). Only then his selfish side that doesn't care about others lives emerges as a defense/coping mechanism of sorts for his destroyed dream. Maybe I'm being too naive or I totally misunderstood the time line but yeah, I think he saw new Tokyo as a second chance from the club he used to work at and he truly believed his vision could work. All until human selfishness shattered his dream and made him mad. Sorry for the huge post, but I really love how the characters have so much to pick apart and so many details to speculate about. Great work, mister Ben! 😊❤️

[@ServeWithRice]

God I love these.

[@GenerationOchi]

😁✌️

[@theufcbot]

Hatter actually had no interest in leaving himself he also wasn't sure weather collecting all the cards would do anything but he knew it gave a purpose and meaning to all those other players it gave them all a reason to keep going to work together and actually try to build a life for them self's within the borderlands instead of simply just existing because they are to scared to off then self's, he had to protend that he wanted to leave in order to keep things running smoothly as well yea if the founder of the group showed that he had no interest in leaving or that he wasnt sure if his plan would even work that would make it hard for people to be inspired by him and would then start to question his true purpose thus he had to act as if he had faith in him self and that his intentions were to create a system where everyone would help each other to escape 1 by 1 Hatter went mad for multiple reasons 1 he felt guilty for lying to everyone as he actually had no clue weather the cards did anything, he felt guilty and remorse for the fact that so many people died or were willing to die in order to get these cards witch again may or may not have done anything 2 he felt angry and guilty for creating a wedge between his friendship with aguni, his and aguni were best friends before this whole thing happen yet after they founded the beach a divide started to happen hatter wanted to create a place where there were no rules and every one could come have a good time forgetting about the bad situation they was in he wanted to help people enjoy their life's and not feel lost he wanted to give people hope that there was a way out and that every one was an equal part of this, where as aguni and the military core didn't agree on this, the military core wanted to put aguni in charge so that they could rule with an iron first where the strong would survive and the weak would be fazed out they wanted the weaker people to act as sacrifices in the games so that the strong would survive, they wanted the weaker people to work and do things around the beach that would make the stronger people's life's more easier Hatter didn't like the this he saw a massive divide in the people wanted hatter in charge others wanted aguni and the military core, but he aslo saw a divided in their friendship he didn't like how aguni wanted to run things and felt like he couldn't trust him he felt their friendship braking away as he felt like the military core would try to take over by force thus to prevent it from happening he essentially down graded aguni and put some random in 2nd command, witch obviously pissed off aguni and the military core as they felt that was a sigh of disrapect that the divide between their friendship broke apart even more He hated the fact that their friendship was being destroyed because of the beach and the games this caused him alot of stress and emotional distress, he also was on edge because he feard that at any second the whole thing could go south if the military core decided they wanted to take over ie he knew they had all the fire power and the people to take over if they wanted to or they could just wait for him to join a game and off him without anyone knowing, he knew there would be nothing he could have done to stop it if they wanted to take over he was powerless and in the prosses so many more people who essentially gave their life's to him because of his lies would die for no real reason, all of these things + all the sleepless nights and binging on alcohol constantly slowly caused him to have mental brake downs in witch we see as moments of madness

[@lukainthebuilding4719]

0:19 ok but this gives me chishiya vibes lmao

[@13livingit]

Why were Hatter and Aguni there in the borderland for a longer time. How did they get in there.

[@stefantownson7359]

Mad Hatter is also a reference to Alice and the Wonderland

[@luanita307]

Pointless point: Aguni's name sound like "agony" in both english and portuguese

[@GenerationOchi]

Not pointless at all. I didn't realize that. Maybe the writer didn't intend for his name to sound like "agony" but sometimes meaningful things happen coincidentally. Thanks for your comment. 😊

[@matthewg.garcia9415]

I’m not sure if he (American Ben) looks like Dark Side Kermit or Dark Side Jar Jar with that hoodie.

[@GenerationOchi]

😂😂Haha I'd prob say Jar Jar but I see the Kermit too.

[@matthewg.garcia9415]

@@GenerationOchi LOL

[@diva1675]

Anymore character breakdown’s?

[@MissMentats]

I seem to have remembered this wrong… I thought Hatter was shot because he was in a heart’s game? Not a game made obvious but his visa was up, a random game message got skipped over unexplained and then we see the end of that game later

[@nickdenijs5046]

Pretty sure he survived whatever game he had to play and got shot by aguni after that

[@nilesc9184]

He won the game. But he got shot because he pretended to shoot Aguni with empty gun. He wanted to leave this world .

[@jermainescott1457]

Is it possible that Hatter was a dealer hence the fact that he new so much about the game

[@zachtrue6118]

Do an analysis on Aguni now! How he plays into the military sect, etc

[@toishaahsan8329]

The hatter is really handsome

[@KingAmazon]

Please please please cover content from season 2! You can do so much better than some of the stuff out there now!

[@nellveil5968]

Giving people a main goal to do grants them hope and a small purpose in a world that is chaos can drive people forward. Not to mention everyone in borderlands has the mentality of because it called a game there must be winners and losers.

[@ariannelml]

why his gun didnt shoot when He tried to kill his friend ??

[@diva1675]

He didn’t load any bullets. He wanted to die.

[@ermonski]

so he's like Deacon from Waterworld

[@RebeccaSchulze0300]

The very first time I realized he was called hatter, I thought he would be mad. In the real alice in wonderland, there is only a mad hatter. So I figured that he was mad, the first time he was called hatter

[@RASIII9]

WIthout a doubt the best character of S1

[@uwuloluwu]

Also a speech which government used we are all in this together

[@colemanbrenner6555]

Ohhhh I get it, Mad Hatter

[@colemanbrenner6555]

Alice in Wonderland reference

[@duineeigeann1040]

PLSSS I THOUGHT THAT WAS JOHNNY DEPP IN THE THUMBNAIL PLS FORGIVE ME OMFG😭😂😂😂😂😂😂😭😭😭🤚🤚

[@joe_kaspersky]

Narumi Taiga ....I know being betrayed by others is so hurt

[@luanita307]

I'll comment a little bit to make this more "beautiful" for the algorithm

[@rares6539]

Did it rain inside? ;)

[@JDSN772]

Hatter is the king of hearts

[@jaylynpayne1]

You are doing God's work!

[@twiceshy9773]

Lol get back to curing cancer American Ben!!!!

[@luanita307]

I also don't believe in false hope. Hope is hope

[@annoyedreview2155]

Well this didn’t age well

[@Czm64]

Hello Ben

[@dkdkdnffjxjdj6019]

I love him

[@pyeitme508]

No wonder!

[@shinyequal5805]

🎩

[@ericpaye9487]

I think him and Aguni are gay for each other. Aguni rejected the hot girl offering sex to him. I can’t imagine Aguni is straight

[@honeyhey6383]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@efenty6235]

Hatter did nothing wrong

[@Czm64]

First

[@oklo1562]

this is MLM lol