Squid Game Season 2 Finale Leaks Clues About Season 3

In a recent interview, Squid Game creator Hwang Dong-hyuk opened up about the making of Season 2's finale and gave fans a glimpse into what's in store for the upcoming Season 3. The highly anticipated third installment, expected to premiere around summer or fall next year, will reportedly deviate from the previous season's format due to the disruption of the game's system.

The Season 2 finale concluded with a shocking plot twist, as Gi-hun's best friend Jung-bae was fatally killed by The Front Man. According to Hwang, this intense moment served a crucial purpose, providing Gi-hun with closure after his failures and setting the stage for a dramatic Season 3. The creator aimed to convey the harsh reality of the game, acknowledging the emotional weight it imposes on the players. The unexpected fatality was also seen as a pivotal point in Gi-hun's character development, marking a significant turning point in his journey.

The mid-credits scene, showcasing an unfamiliar version of the Squid Game, dropped hints about Season 3, which Hwang claimed would be "a bonus for loyal viewers" who stick with the series to the end. While sidestepping spoilers, Hwang teased that Gi-hun will face a critical crossroads, hinting at a fundamental transformation in the character's trajectory. The show's format, which Some fans and viewers expected to remain the same, is expected to undergo significant changes, according to Hwang, who emphasized the disruption caused by Gi-hun and his fellow players.

Interestingly, the pentathlon episode stood out to Hwang as the most satisfying to film and watch, as it featured various traditional Korean children's games, providing a nostalgic touch to the series. However, despite the challenges of filming the pentathlon, it became a standout episode for the cast and crew.

Squid Game fans will have to wait a bit longer to find out the exact premiere date of Season 3. However, anticipation is already building, with the show expected to return around summer or fall next year. With Hwang's promise of a more expanded, intense, and entertaining storyline, fans are tipped to be rewarded for their patience.