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Squid Game Season 2 Trailer Out: Lee Jung-jae Returns To Sabotage The Games
Updated on: 27 November, 2024 12:11 PM IST |Amruta Karulkar
Lee Jung-jae in Squid Game Season 2 Trailer
Netflix has officially set the stage for another intense ride with the release of the "Squid Game" Season 2 trailer. The series, which redefined the survival thriller genre in 2021, is set to stream on December 26. The new trailer brings familiar faces, introduces intriguing new characters, and promises a gripping continuation of the life-or-death games. With over a month of anticipation, fans are already bracing for the twists and emotional depth that Season 2 will undoubtedly deliver.
The trailer hints at his abduction, showing him in a car just before being questioned by the game’s head staff, the Front Man (played by Lee Byung-hun). When asked what he wants, Gi-hun replies, “Put me back in the game.” This ominous line sets the tone for his dangerous journey ahead.
Wi Ha-jun returns as Detective Hwang Jun-ho, who, despite his near-death encounter in Season 1, appears ready to expose the sinister underbelly of the games. His complicated relationship with his brother, the Front Man, is expected to play a critical role.
The trailer also introduces fresh participants, including a mother-son duo desperate to clear their debts and a young contestant who seems indifferent to Gi-hun’s plans. The stakes are higher than ever, and Gi-hun’s eventual confrontation with the game master promises intense drama.
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"Squid Game" became Netflix’s most-watched series, garnering 1.65 billion views in just 28 days after its release on September 17, 2021. With Season 2’s trailer promising another heart-pounding adventure, fans worldwide eagerly await December 26 to witness Gi-hun’s battle against the cruel world of "Squid Game" once again.
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Lee Jung-jae Returns to End the Madness
The one-minute-35-second trailer confirms the much-anticipated return of Lee Jung-jae as Player 456, Seong Gi-hun. Known for surviving the brutal children’s games in Season 1, Gi-hun is now back with a mission. Unlike before, where survival was his sole goal, this time he plans to stop the games and save lives.The trailer hints at his abduction, showing him in a car just before being questioned by the game’s head staff, the Front Man (played by Lee Byung-hun). When asked what he wants, Gi-hun replies, “Put me back in the game.” This ominous line sets the tone for his dangerous journey ahead.
Wi Ha-jun returns as Detective Hwang Jun-ho, who, despite his near-death encounter in Season 1, appears ready to expose the sinister underbelly of the games. His complicated relationship with his brother, the Front Man, is expected to play a critical role.
The trailer also introduces fresh participants, including a mother-son duo desperate to clear their debts and a young contestant who seems indifferent to Gi-hun’s plans. The stakes are higher than ever, and Gi-hun’s eventual confrontation with the game master promises intense drama.
Also Read: Squid Game Season 2 Teaser Brings Back Gong Yoo as the Mysterious Salesman
More About Squid Game Season 2
Hwang Dong-hyuk returns as the mastermind behind the series, serving as writer, director, and executive producer. He revealed that the new season will explore Gi-hun’s emotional and physical journey as he attempts to dismantle the deadly system. "Squid Game" Season 2 will also see the return of Lee Byung-hun, Wi Ha-jun, and Gong Yoo, while new cast members Yim Si-wan, Kang Ha-neul, Won Ji-an, and Park Gyu-young will add fresh layers to the narrative."Squid Game" became Netflix’s most-watched series, garnering 1.65 billion views in just 28 days after its release on September 17, 2021. With Season 2’s trailer promising another heart-pounding adventure, fans worldwide eagerly await December 26 to witness Gi-hun’s battle against the cruel world of "Squid Game" once again.
Also Read: Squid Game Season 2: Netflix Announces Release Date, Final Season Confirmed
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