Feels like weâre âholding spaceâ for season 3. I know Gi Hun isnât innately that smart but he seemed extra dumb this season. Maybe season 3 will improve on the series but as of now, season 2 greatly lacks the momentum and high stakes feel of the first season.
The shaman is so corny like damn girl, if you was that good at reading people's destiny and even had the ability to curse them, your ass wouldn't have been broke. I've seen less corny behaviour from the corns in a cornfield.
people saying this is boring are absolutely crazy, are we watching the same show ? maybe it's not your type but not boring, its literally so stressed and bloodboiling in a good way, like you really want to know what's going to happen next, the average survival drama! maybe you don't like the fact that they had to repeat the whole game but does it matter? people are just saying it's boring because they don't want to be caught liking a show that's going viral
"disappointed with GitHyun, he seems like a dumbed down idiot this season."he was always a too-trusting, naive…
Because he was the only one with any sort of plan, and he had the previous game experience, so in their eyes he was the most likely candidate to follow and you can't ignore In Ho's manipulations either.
What about Hyeon Ju? is she a genius above everyone else? Hell no, she chose to be in these sketchy ass games like everyone else, no one in these games has above average IQ, you can't keep expecting them to make the exact right decisionđ
Replying toNinja WK•Jan 26, 2025•Liked Jun 20, 2025
ML should have known that 001 is an insider, from his experience with Ganbu in season 1.no ending1st season had…
"disappointed with GitHyun, he seems like a dumbed down idiot this season."
he was always a too-trusting, naive guy that won because of luck and other people's sacrifice, he's not gonna suddenly become a genius in the second seasonđ€ he did become jaded though but just because he went through all that shit in S1, it doesn't mean he's gonna suddenly have a higher IQ.
what r the other incidents based on real life? ik about that hyeonju one but not about others
I donât know much about the Hyeonju case, but what I do know is that something eerily similar to Squid Game actually happened in South Korea. It wasnât a fictional story about people playing games for moneyâit was a horrifying reality where people were taken against their will to a place called the Brothers Home.
This wasnât a game. It was a nightmare.
The government, in an effort to "clean up" the countryâs image before hosting the 1988 Summer Olympics, rounded up vagrants, homeless individuals, and even children. They were falsely arrested by the police, who were rewarded with points for bringing them in. Once inside the Brothers Home, they were forced to play childish gamesânot for money, but for their survival.
The conditions were brutal. The abuse was unimaginable. And it was all state-sanctioned.
Rotten Mango, a YouTube creator, covered this dark chapter in a gripping three-part series. Whatâs even more chilling is that South Korean TV networks reportedly rejected the script for Squid Game because it hit too close to home. Only Netflix was willing to take it on.
Now, whenever I watch Squid Game, I canât help but think about the real people who suffered through something far worse than fiction. Itâs a stark reminder that sometimes, the most terrifying stories are the ones rooted in reality.
Replying toQueensone•Feb 8, 2025•Liked Jun 20, 2025
Nayeon's dad (girl with cancer's dad) dying was such a bad move imo - He was a minor character but got so much…
probably he isnt dead. seeing mdl have him as one of the mls, gyuyoung's insta update that see deleted and also the gun point was at his feet, made me believe that he's alive. like why'd we even see his and nayeon's plot if he's gonna die
What about Hyeon Ju? is she a genius above everyone else? Hell no, she chose to be in these sketchy ass games like everyone else, no one in these games has above average IQ, you can't keep expecting them to make the exact right decisionđ
he was always a too-trusting, naive guy that won because of luck and other people's sacrifice, he's not gonna suddenly become a genius in the second seasonđ€ he did become jaded though but just because he went through all that shit in S1, it doesn't mean he's gonna suddenly have a higher IQ.
This wasnât a game. It was a nightmare.
The government, in an effort to "clean up" the countryâs image before hosting the 1988 Summer Olympics, rounded up vagrants, homeless individuals, and even children. They were falsely arrested by the police, who were rewarded with points for bringing them in. Once inside the Brothers Home, they were forced to play childish gamesânot for money, but for their survival.
The conditions were brutal. The abuse was unimaginable. And it was all state-sanctioned.
Rotten Mango, a YouTube creator, covered this dark chapter in a gripping three-part series. Whatâs even more chilling is that South Korean TV networks reportedly rejected the script for Squid Game because it hit too close to home. Only Netflix was willing to take it on.
Now, whenever I watch Squid Game, I canât help but think about the real people who suffered through something far worse than fiction. Itâs a stark reminder that sometimes, the most terrifying stories are the ones rooted in reality.