In Squid Game’s brutal universe, survival is never straightforward. Actually, not only survival. Every story has the ...

O ne of the biggest surprises in Squid Game season 2 arrives before Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae) even joins another round of games.

The final three participants in the year’s Squid Games are Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae), Sae-byeok (Jung Ho-yean), and Sang-woo (Park Hae-soo). After surviving a number of creative games, they’re ...

Sae-byeok's partner, Ji-yeong, also sacrifices herself. Foreign "VIPs" are taking bets on the 'Squid Game.' Episode seven begins with the arrival of the VIPs who have decided to watch the ...

She is then brought in as part of the 33rd Squid Game and becomes a member of Seong Gi-hun's team, where strong bonds with Kang Sae-byeok are built. During the Marble game, Ji-yeong gives up her ...

The finale of Squid ... of Squid Game since season 1 where many of these relationships either ended in betrayal like with Ali and Sang-woo or in utter heartbreak like with Sae-byeok and Ji-yeong.

Squid Game Season ... have to go with Sae-byeok. I felt most personally connected and sympathetic to this character out of everyone since she was competing in the games for her little brother ...

In "Squid Game," people who are in debt ... the pair decide to talk about their life story and why they entered the games. After hearing that Sae-byeok is competing to raise money to save her ...

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 ...

“Squid Game” isn’t a surprise anymore ... Just like Jung Ho-yeon’s Kang Sae-byeok served as the show’s beating heart last season, so does Park as Cho, whose transgender journey is ...