How Squid Game's Season 2's Ending Tricked Us All

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Why Squid Game's Season 2's Ending Tricked Us All? They Ended Squid Games Season 2 at possibly the worst possible moment. Gi-hun and In-ho, the Front Man, are face to face and we're only half way through this years games. How long are we going to have to wait until we will get Season 3 which will hopefully include some of the final 3 games and conclude Gi-hun and Jun-ho taking down the games once and for all? Go watch the video and you will see...

[Iguro]

The ending is weird because of netflix. The writer wanted to end it with s2 but netflix wanted him to expand it and split in two seasons. S3 is like the part 2 of season 2 and it has already been shot

[maggayz]

cant believe in-ho managed to give a worse punishment then death. gi-hun gonna be ruthless in S3 and I'm all for it I can't wait!

[Sawmxo]

Netflix could have easily just given us 9-10 episodes for S2 and wrapped it up. Anyways, not sure what is in store for S3

[kasumiijay]

Yall forgetting how all the main characters died in the last two games on S1. Pretty sure they’re gonna kill the S2 characters off in the last 3 games 😭😭 the mom and son duo is gonna be the hardest to watch

[Average_Edits_]

The frontman was badass in this season. He honestly was my favorite character.

[MixNMatchName]

Guard 11 is definitely going to shake things up enough to help gi-hun, but I'm also hoping the Front Man learns about the organ harvesting. The irony of that happening under his watch when the entire reason he's even there today was due to his wife needing a liver transplant wouldn't be lost on him, and would probably shake things up even more, or potentially give him the final push to help gi-hun

[ninar]

I feel like min-su is gonna have a big self sacrifice moment in season 3 since he fumbled every opportunity to save/help someone this season

[Regular.com]

The realest thing Gi-hun said that’s not my money that’s blood money.
I’d feel guilty to use it as well.

[diepriiddy]

Frontman being 001 isn't enough evidence for him to not trust him

[mrgatsinzi]

Wait till you notice that the front man gave his milk carton away this season…

But wait… il-nam mentioned in season one said that he had a son that didn’t like milk 🤯

[RyxVideos]

0:34 You're wrong, in-ho was discovered to be a player that won the games before eventually becoming the frontman

[mirellavasileva]

Something maybe worth mentioning - the players get tags of their choice to make it easier for the crowd to create a devision and make people hate each other. The tags don't have any other purpose but create to opposing groups. Same as in real life politics.

[CN-kfme]

Gi-hun missed so many obvious clues about 001

[jenaywilliams]

I can't believe Gi-hun didn't tell the rest of the participants that they were gonna die if they got eliminated & only told them after they were all on the field for the 1st game.

[geckohunter]

Also I feel like I’m crazy cause I’ve seen no one mention it but..
I know it’s Korean-based but these Xs vs. Os are clear parallels to divided political views. One side is more focused on wealth and battle while the other is focused on empathy and safe withdrawl.
And In America it’s LITERALLY red and blue states

[KayBot]

It's not season 3, it's season 2 part b. The entirety of story has already been filmed.

[TS-qrrk]

Netflix, the WORST of both worlds. Drops a "binge-able" season that isnt complete making you wait for the conclusion anyway!! SO SMART!!

[unklemonkey]

The creator admitted the front man was enoying himself a bit during the game.

[jadahunt]

I feel like when Gi-hun first got there he was confident and was really persistent about what needed to be done but then his confidence and hope started to dwindle a little bit. I think it first started when he realized the chip was no longer in his tooth and then once he realized the games weren’t going to be exactly the same as it was for him his confidence and hope started to dwindle away. And then again when people still proved themselves to value money over life. How they wrote his character definitely pissed me off and was soooo frustrating especially at the end but looking at is this way gave me a better understanding.

[ThinkingCap_]

I hated the last episode to be honest. Letting your side get slaughtered by the opposition during the fight in order to go on an absolute suicide mission? It was not delivered well and just came off as brainless and moronic and from the moment it began I just sat there kinda watching what I expected to happen.