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‘One Piece’ to ‘Alice in Borderland’: 5 must-watch live-action series adapted from Japanese manga

At the elite Hyakkaou Private Academy, students are ranked not by grades but purely by their gambling winnings, and everything changes when the fearless Yumeko Jabami walks through the doors and turns the entire system upside down. Based on Homura Kawamoto’s manga, this live-action series is stylish, intense, and completely unhinged in the best possible way. Minami Hamabe owns every single scene she’s in, making Yumeko one of the most compelling characters in recent manga adaptations. Addictive from the very first hand dealt. You can enjoy this drama on Netflix.

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