Tioluwa is a lover of all things good story telling and adventure, so it's no surprise she's officially hooked to all things Korean. She believes learning and having fun is synonymous and prides herself a K-drama guru. From Korean lifestyle to history, she's all over it like sauce on kimchi.
Netflix was the best secret Santa in 2024, giving us the gift of Squid Game Season 2, wrapped in more games, gore, blood, and adorable green and pink overalls.
We've also gotten updates that a third and final season will be released in 2025 so we're super excited for some more amazing plot twists, betrayals, and squid game writer killing off our favorite characters. Rest In Peace, Thanos.
So, if you're in the demography of those yet to watch the series or you're anxiously waiting for the remaining season, here are some steps to prepare for the absolute squid game experience.
The first season of Squid Game was released in 2021 and brought with it several cryptic characters, deadly games, and crazy plot twists. The Second season was released on December 26 and rewatching the first season will refresh your memory on the plot, and characters, and may answer some of your unresolved questions.
I still need to know why Seong Gi-Hun (played by Lee Jung-Jae) dyed his hair red. Was it an "I just got rich so I can turn myself inside out" move or was he trying to disguise himself from the game creators"?
Season one had a number of characters with untold stories, and this was sure to have turned your curiosity meter crazy. For instance, the Front Man, The Recruiter, The Pink-clothed Soldiers, what happened to the families of the dead players and so much more.
Don't forget to take note of these characters and get ready to get a version of their squid game origin story because it'll surely reflect in these new and upcoming seasons.
If you thought Red Light, Green Light, Dalgona Candy, Tug of War, and the other games featured in Season 1 will just be replayed in Season 2 and the upcoming ones, then get ready for an absolute shocker.
Prepare to experience more traditional and historic Korean games accompanied by gunshots for the losing team. While we see a replay of some games like Red Light, and Green Light, you should look forward to more fun games like Jegichagi, Russian Roulette, Merry-Go-Round, Flying Stone, Gong-gi, and many more.
Due to the success of the last season, Squid Game season 2 and upcoming seasons have garnered a list of A-list celebrities some of which are veteran rapper T.O.P, Iz*One's Jo Yuri, ZE:A's Im Siwan, Lee Jin Wook, and of course Gong Yoo amongst others.
Netflix went all out, and it seems everyone wants a taste of the squid game pie.
Be ready to look out for clues and Easter eggs as you watch. Squid Game is known for its hidden clues and foreshadowing, so the new seasons will likely have references or callbacks to Season 1 that will make you appreciate the story even more.
Keep an eye out, and you can even watch interviews with the cast, and you might get lucky to get one or more spoilers for the ultimate squid game experience. Double wink.
If you're like me and don't like people or the internet spoiling the drama for you, then you should get ready to binge-watch once.
Get your Internet-ready, your safe space pillow, blanket, snacks, and enough stress balls like Felix because you're about to enter a world of hundreds of minutes of psychological tension and climaxes as tall as Everest.
By using these few tips, you are sure to have the absolute best Squid Game season 2, 3, and 4 viewing experience ever.
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