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After more than three years following its September 2021 release, Netflix finally granted the "green light" to give fans who have been patiently waiting for a glimpse of Squid Games season 2 on Halloween 2024. Netflix has finally released Squid Game Season 2 episodes. The Squid Games 2 cast includes Lee Jung-Jae as Seong Gi-hun, Wi Ha-jun as Hwang Jun-ho, Lee Byung-hun as the enigmatic 'Front Man', and Younghee as our destructive diva, a girl robot. The 90-second trailer for Season 2 of Squid Game not only brings back familiar faces but also teases some exciting new developments in the horror series' creator and director, Hwang Dong-Hyuk.
All you need to know before Squid Games Season 2 on Netflix
In Season 1 of Squid Game, we followed a bunch of hopeless souls as they knowingly competed in a "Hunger Games"-style tournament for the chance to earn 45.6 billion won. The lovely gambler Gi-hun, who goes by the name of Player 456, was the only winner in the end. The fact that it was made only for the sinister pleasure of ridiculously rich "VIPs" is what adds the extra twist, as Gi-hun found out. As Gi-hun fights for his life, courageous police officer Jun-ho sneaks into the private island where it all takes place.
After Season 1 of Squid Game, we find Jun-ho shot and thought dead by the Front Man, who turns out to be Jun's supposed dead brother, In-ho. Meanwhile, Gi-hun has become a hardened fighter who refuses to fade away from the struggle with his money. After this, what comes next?
Squid Game S2 red light green light twist: A new twist has been added to the rules by the powers that be; Gi-hun is back in the game, and Jun-ho is alive and well, according to the first trailer for Squid Game 2.
Based on this new teaser, we can't help but believe that the program has turned the tables on the first season finale of Squid Game. The Front Man caught Gi-hun off guard in his flat rather than portraying him seeking out and pursuing the game's administrators. In season 1 of Squid Game, the Front Man seemed to be attempting to discourage Gi-hun from returning to the games. However, it seems that he has now coerced him into returning, and Gi-hun appears to be unprepared to be seen in his signature green jumpsuit. Season 2 of Squid Game has, in my opinion, paid no attention to its setup whatsoever.
Squid Game S2 new challenges
In Squid Game season 2, Gi-hun's red hair underwent a significant transformation. It seems that Gi-hun isn't quite as defiant and furious as he was a year after winning the games, as he has returned to his usual, although somewhat shorter, black hair. The first season of Squid Game heavily featured Gi-hun's hairdo and the reasoning behind his choice, therefore it's noteworthy when the program reversed his decision. With his new hairdo, Gi-hun has shown that the second season of Squid Game may go in any surprising way with his tale.
What to look forward to:
Squid Games Season 2 may be deceiving fans with its new teaser. Up to this point, we only know snippets of Gi-hun's tale, and he may have a vengeance scheme in the works. It's possible that the Front Man grabbed Gi-hun on purpose; he intends to bring the games crashing down from the top.
Squid Game Season 2 masked characters seem interesting too! On the other hand, his brother Hwang Jun-ho, a police investigator, may be hiding behind that mask instead of the Front Man. What Squid Game season 2 has in store is a mystery, and that's precisely what the program needs.
In what seems to be the "Red Light, Green Light" arena, Gi-hun is seen in close-up looking scared. A guard with a weapon looks at the camera. In "Red Light, Green Light," players race to the end zone in a single bound. Shin-ho has a light source. Game participants are in a state of extreme anxiety. A sobbing lady attempts to reach through the gap of a blue door while another sobbing woman stares through the slot of a green door. The last title card is preceded by a close-up of Gi-hun's terrified face.
The expressions of complete terror on the faces of the two women indicate that something is wrong with those doors. Could Squid Games Season 2 be scarier than the first?!? Make sure to catch it on the 26th of December only on Netflix!