It’s not easy to imagine a Squid Game without characters like Park Hae-soo’s Sang-woo book & Jung Hoyeon’s Kang Sae book, but we had no choice.
The smash hit Squid Game series is finally back for Season 2!
Squid Game season 2 promises even stranger competition after becoming the most watched Netflix original program. Following its popularity, Netflix plans to expand Squid Game into the larger world, with multiple spin-offs in the works.
It’s no surprise season 2 of the Squid Game is on its way; the only question is how long fans will must wait.
While there have not been many solid details, there have been regular updates of Squid Game season 2 since it was announced, including who will be in the cast and the show’s possible plot.
When will Squid Game Season 2 be available?
At the Netflix 2022 press conference, director Hwang Dong Hyuk said that the second season of the hit series Squid Game will most probably be released in 2024.
However, at Tudum in Brazil, Netflix announced that the highly anticipated sequel will be available on the streaming site in November.
Season 2 cast.
In Season 1, most of our favourite characters died. It’s not easy to imagine a Squid Game without characters like Park Hae-soo’s Sang-woo book & Jung Hoyeon’s Kang Sae book, but we had no choice.
On June 17, Netflix revealed Season 2 cast members.
Lee Jung-Jae will reprise his role as Gi-hun, temporarily Lee Byung Hun will appear again as Front Man. We’d love to see it too Wi Ha JunHwang Jun-ho is back. This is surprising considering that the last time we saw Jun-ho, he was shot by his brother, Front Man, and fell off a cliff.
The video also introduces new players: Yim Si-wan, Kang Ha-neul, Park Sung-hoon, and Yang Dong-Geun all press the green button indicating a game is in progress. We know very little about the details, but are keen to learn more.
The announcement is not over yet. Squid Game fans will be satisfied to learn that Gong Yoo, who was featured briefly in Season 1, will even be returning.
What Could Be Season 2’s Plot?
Season 2 will focus on the participants working together to share the victory, as opposed to how things fell apart for everybody in Season 1. The Man Front and how the police allowed the Squid Game to take place were most likely the main focus of season two.
The Squid Game season 1 finale opened the door for a sequel, while many were concerned that the setting would be drastically different and focus less on the actual game.
Gi-hun, the only surviving protagonist, seems to prefer bringing down the organization behind Squid Game rather than continuing with his daughter, and there is no way he is willing to become involved in the game again, even if persuaded by Squid Game’s resident recruiter.
However, dystopian organizations like this will all the time find a way to force acceptance, so Gi-hun’s daughter will be used to lure him back into the game.
Il-Nam, the inventor of the universe’s complex Squid Game, also appears to have gone missing, which may result in the game being even more unfair than before.
