'Squid Game' is a Netflix series about a deadly game with a cash prize. Season 1 was released in September 2021 and became popular globally. Will the second season be able to compete with the achievements of the second season ?

The Netflix series 'Squid Game' has become the most anticipated Netflix series by fans around the world. Even since the announcement of the second season of this series has attracted the enthusiasm of many people. The 'Squid Game' series is getting more attention when the star cast is confirmed to join the series. 

Such as Park Sung Hoon, Im Si Wan, Kang Ha Neul, TOP, Kang Ae Sim, Yang Dong Geun, Lee Seo Hwan, and Noh Jae Won will join the new game. Indeed, at the end of the first season there are still some things that make Gi Hoon's (Lee Jung Jae) story open ending. 

After successfully winning the fight defeating his childhood friend, Gi Hoon gets a large amount of money. He did what he was supposed to do, including taking care of Kang Sae Byeok's (Jung Ho Yeon) younger brother. After his business in Korea was finished, he went to America to join his son. 

His ex-wife took their son to America and started a new life. What is interesting is that when Gi Hun was on his way to board the plane, he received a phone call that shocked him. Who called him? Was the call related to the next game?  In 'Squid Game' season 2, Gi Hun will return to the game. 

In particular, Gi Hun will carry out his promise of revenge and show his fierce fight with Frontman (Lee Byung Hun). Are you ready to watch it today? Quoting Smoney on Thursday December 26, 2024, the Netflix series 'Squid Game' will be released today at 5 pm (Korean time). 

Because this is Korean content, Korean time is the standard time for publication worldwide. So in Indonesia which has a time difference of 2 hours earlier than South Korea, the Netflix Series 'Squid Game' can be watched in South Korea at 5 pm Korea Standard Time (KST). All seven episodes will be released simultaneously at that time.

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