It’s time for a last game. Before the third and final season of “Octopus” Netflix Have released a teaser with a little revealed, but much to discuss.
“Squid Game 2” premiered in December and closed Netflix in 2024 and holiday programming with a blow. The long -awaited seven episodes debuted to 68 million views during their first week and ended up with a powerful rockhanger that makes Season 3 feel more like Season 2, Part 2.
Three years after the events in “Squid Game” Season 1, Gi-Hun (Lee Jung-Jae) is bent to find the island and disassemble the games, and use their prize money alone in service for this assignment. When the members of his searches found the difficult recruiter (Gong Yoo), Gi-Hun ended up-to-Disembodied-voice with the front man and demands to go back into the game.
By season 2, section 3, he was back in his signature green and white training suit with number 456 emblazoned over the chest-and 455 brand new players who have No idea What are there for them.
The Season Introduced a Handful of New Characters, Including Ex-Army Operative Dae-Ho (Kang Ha-Neul), Hyun-Ju (Park Sung-Hoon) A Trans Woman Trying to Fund Her Surgery, Mother-Son Duo Yong-Sik (Yang Dong-Geun) and Geum-Ja Yu-Ri), and the Games’ Guard No-Eul (Park Gyu-Young)-along with many more who did not survive to the final.
In the Season 2 final, Gi-Hun convinced his fellow players to pose as the dead and surpass the guards who will take their bodies. In the subsequent uprising, he and a group of allies had a shootout with the guards until Young-il turned back into the front man (Lee Byung-Hun) and executed Gi-Hun’s best friend Jung-Bae (Lee Seo-Hwan) right in front of his eyes.
Season 3-Teaern apparently picks up immediately after this, with Gi-Hun returned to the players’ dormitory in a coffin (this is strange enough that it can be a dream). From there, it picks up with an expected mix of pictures-the remaining players, glimpses of new games, VIPs, the front man from his mask, and Jun-Ho (Wi Ha-Joon) who was most recently seen looking for the island with a fisherman who secretly works against him.
As if all this is not enough, the last sound in the teaser is of a crying child, which can only mean one thing: Jun-hee goes to work.
Squid Game 3 will start streaming on Friday 27 June on Netflix. Look at the teaser below.
