Since Sang-woo died in Season 1, he IS not a part of Squid Game Season 2. However, he made a horrific cameo in Episode 1 in a nightmare Gi-hun had in one of the scenes. More on Sang-woo's cameo in ...

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From marble manipulation to literal backstabbing, here are some of Squid Game's most tragic betrayals across the first two ...

Lee Jung-jae, who plays the main protagonist Seong Gi-hun (Player 456) in Netflix's 'Squid Game,' is a veteran Korean actor.

Sang-woo kills an ailing Sae-byeok before the last game, forcing a showdown between two childhood pals. Of course, they play Squid Game, a physical schoolyard contest. Gi-hun bests Sang-woo but ...

and Sang-woo abruptly stabbed her while he wasn’t looking. At the end of the day, one of the most beloved and memorable characters in Squid Game died in a very quiet and unexpected way ...

Sang-woo uses this as a distraction to stab Sae-byeok in the neck, killing her. The final game is Squid Game, where an attacker has to get to a safe area behind a defender. Gi-hun is the attacker ...

The debts of some of the "Squid Game" season two characters are revealed in episode three. Here's how much each debt is worth ...