The story includes a fierce battle between Ki-hoon (played by Lee Jung Jae) who is trying to get the job done and the frontman (played by Lee Byung Hun) who is welcoming him, and the real game that begins again.
The identity of Noel, the role that Yooyoung will play, has been revealed. Noel is a former soldier who defected from North Korea and works in an amusement park wearing a costume while trying to find his daughter who he left behind in North Korea.
After receiving her '○△□' business card, she put on the pink uniform of the Pink Guard, the game's proceeding staff, rather than the green training wear worn by game participants.
Noel, now a Pink Guard, once again points his gun at the participants who the other Pink Guards had deliberately avoided killing and who had finally taken their last breath.
In response, Park GyuYoung said, "Noel lives with the guilt of leaving his child behind in the North.
"I want to help people who have no hope in life like me to live comfortably and painlessly," he said.
With Noel's appearance, viewers can now see the game, which was previously lit up through the eyes of the participants, through the eyes of the pink guards, that is, the hosts.
Thanks to the positive reception, Noel's unreleased stills were released. In the released stills, Noel is lost in thought in his room for a while, but soon becomes empty.
He is seen wearing a uniform with a look of disbelief in his eyes, making viewers curious as to what Noel's story is, which has yet to be revealed.
Meanwhile, immediately after its release, "Squid Game" Season 2 was ranked 1st on the Netflix list in 93 countries according to Freak Patrol, a global OTT ranking aggregation site.
It also topped the global top 10 in the non-English series category announced by Netflix on the 1st, taking first place worldwide in the weekly rankings (12/23-12/29) for non-English series.
It set a record of accumulating 68 million views in just one day.
2025/01/03 09:54 KST
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