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A brand new season of the hit dystopian drama “Squid Sport” will premiere on Netflix the day after Christmas.
“Squid Game” Season 2 will choose up three years after the primary season left off, and the video games are going to be “as sinister as ever,” Netflix mentioned on its Tudum blog.
Participant 456, or Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae), will return to the competitors and face a collection of latest opponents vying for the prize of 45.6 billion received — and this time round, he’s on a mission to place an finish to the lethal video games.
Gi-hun might be “a special particular person” within the new season, director Hwang Dong-hyuk informed Entertainment Weekly in September.
“In season 2, you’ll not be getting the silly and clumsy or infantile at occasions Gi-hun that you just noticed to start with,” Hwang mentioned. “You’ll get to see a a lot heavier, darker facet.”
Different characters will return from Season 1, together with Entrance Man (Lee-Byung-hun), Hwang Jun-ho (Wi Ha-jun) and the Recruiter (Gong Yoo), in keeping with Netflix.
A number of newcomers will even be part of the forged for the upcoming season, together with South Korean boy band singer Yim Si-wan, “When the Camellia Blooms” star Kang Ha-neul and “A Good Day to Be a Canine” star Park Gyu-young.
When the primary season of “Squid Sport” premiered in September 2021, it grew to become Netflix’s biggest series launch ever, with 111 million subscribers tuning into the nine-episode dystopian collection throughout its first month.
The present went on to rack up an viewers of 330 million viewers, who watched a cumulative 2.8 billion hours of the collection, Variety reported earlier this month.
Learn on for particulars about when “Squid Sport” Season 2 will premiere on Netflix in December.
‘Squid Sport’ Season 2 will premiere on Netflix on Dec. 26, the streaming service confirmed in a teaser trailer.
‘Squid Sport’ Season 2 will stream on Netflix beginning at 3 a.m. ET/12 p.m. PT, the streamed confirmed to TODAY.com.
Lindsay Lowe has been a daily contributor to TODAY.com since 2016, protecting popular culture, model, residence and different way of life matters. She can be engaged on her first novel, a home drama set in rural Regency England.
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