The trailer for the final season of the file-breaking Netflix Korean series, Squid Game, has dropped. Season three tells the story of Gi-hun, aka player 456, after the cliffhanger at the end of season 2. Gi-hun failed in his rebellion against the sport's creators, leading to the demise of his pal Jung-bae and his seizure.
The trailer suggests the masked guards bringing in a coffin with a ribbon tied to it. Inside, we see the frame of Gi-hun, who turns out to be alive. The next scene shows a gumball device with purple and blue balls inside. Each participant receives a ball, after which they're seemingly divided into two organizations.
The trailer ends with a twist, with the cry of a new child.
As per Netflix, returning faces from the last season include the front man, Detective Hwang Jun-ho, and players Myung-gi (player 333), Geum-ja (player 149), Jun-hee (participant 222), Min-su (player 125), Dae-ho (participant 388), Hyun-ju (participant 120), Yong-sik (participant 007), Nam-gyu (participant 124), and the purple protector No-eul.
Written and directed by Hwang Dong-hyuk, with Lee Jung-jae, Wi Ha-joon, and Lee Byung-hun in the lead, the show became a breakthrough for many actors, together with Wi Ha-joon (Jun-ho), Anupam Tripathi (Ali), Jung Ho-yeon (Sae-byeok), Kim Joo-ryoung (Mi-nyeo), and Heo Sung-tae (Deok-su).
The first season of Squid Sport, which told the story of a divorced father getting into a deadly opposition to win a massive cash prize, has become a worldwide hit, sparking trends just like the 'red light, inexperienced mild' game and Dalgona sweet. One of the most-watched collections of all time, the pinnacle show in ninety-four nations upon release, the first Korean drama to win an Emmy, and also the first to win a Golden Globe, Squid Recreation's accomplishments and facts can most effectively pile up as the very last season hits Netflix.
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