Squid Game season 2 finale: Creator on big cliffhanger

We are certainly lucky at this point to know that a Squid Game season 3 is coming to Netflix. After all, it makes the latest cliffhanger all the more palatable.

Just thing for a moment about what happened within the final moments of season 2. First and foremost, Gi-hun ended up losing one of the few friends he had in Jung-bae. Meanwhile, the Front Man has seemingly opted not to kill him, but for what reason? Lee Jung-jae’s character already made the decision to stage a possible revolt in the games, one that led to countless deaths. Front Man (who secretly disguised as player #001 for much of the season) could have a larger goal in mind for him, or a fate that is worse than some sort of quick kill.

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Even though the third and final season of Squid Game has already been filmed, that does not mean that creator Hwang Dong-hyuk is willing to share much about it. Speaking to Cinema Blend, he was at least kind to get more into why it was the rime time

… I thought that would just be the right adequate moment to rest and have it continue on in the further season because after Gi-hun experiences that event, based on the failure [of the rebellion], as well as that immense sense of guilt, you’re going to get yet another character arc from Gi-hun. So I thought it would be better to divide that for another season.

Is that going to involve in some way the new robot pictured above? We could certainly see a new “Red Light, Green Light” that makes it even harder to advance than ever before.

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This article was written by Jessica BunBun.