On November 1st, Netflix continued to “tease” the next trailer for Squid Game: Season 2, bringing us closer to the intense survival games that will unfold in this highly anticipated sequel. Alongside new plot details revealed in the 1 minute and 52-second clip, the appearance of Park Sung Hoon, a star from The Glory, caught the attention of viewers and quickly went viral on social media.
With a striking new appearance, Park Sung Hoon has left fans bewildered, especially with his charming yet slightly sinister demeanor that appears just 4 seconds into the trailer. It’s not hard for netizens to notice that he has a new hairdo that is both eye-catching and captivating, sparking a wave of discussions across the community. Many speculate that the actor, born in 1985, will take on the role of a “villain,” contributing to the overall tension in the survival game dynamics. It can be said that Park Sung Hoon is set to be the most viewed character in the second season of Squid Game.
This latest trailer introduces a fresh cast, including familiar faces from the K-biz world like T.O.P (former member of BIG BANG), Jo Yu Ri (former member of IZ*ONE), Im Si Wan, and Kang Ha Neul. Additionally, the iconic Green Light, Red Light game is set to return, promising more thrilling moments reminiscent of the first season’s intense survival challenges. From this point onward, the tension and suspense seem to build as the characters navigate through the deadly games, which could potentially lead to unforeseen alliances and betrayals.
On September 26, the teaser for Squid Game: Season 2 was released, attracting 4.4 million views and a flood of discussions online. In this teaser, Seong Gi Hun (played by Lee Jung Jae) is seen plotting his next move, determined to uncover the truth behind the deadly games while battling against time and his own past wrongdoings. In another scene, the main character is shown preparing to face off against other contestants in high-stakes challenges.
Continuing the thrilling narrative, Squid Game: Season 2 revolves around a series of deadly survival challenges to find the ultimate winner, with a staggering prize of 45.6 billion won (approximately $848,000). This season promises to explore the psychological depths of characters caught in a web of desperation and greed. Hwang Dong Hyuk will return as the director and writer, ensuring that the series maintains its dark and gripping essence.
Squid Game: Season 2 is set to premiere on December 26, exclusively on the streaming platform Netflix.
