Netflix has revealed the first images from season 2 of “Squid Game”, a Korean series that made waves in 2021.
Fans of Squid Game were starting to find the time long. Since the explosion of the first season in September 2021, there has been no news about the sequel to the successful Korean series. This Thursday 1er FEBRUARY, Netflix shared images and information on the next upcoming releases on the streaming platform… And good news, Squid Game is part of !
On social networks, Netflix subscribers were able to discover the first images of season 2 of the Korean event series. In these few seconds, we find our hero, Seong Gi-Hun, on the phone with what appears to be the game’s recruiter (or the new game master). The latter assures him that he would “regret” his decision, while the protagonist assures him that he “would find him. Whatever happens”.
Little information to get your teeth into so with these first images: will Seong Gi-Hun participate in new Squid Game to destroy the game from the inside? Or on the contrary, does he have another plan that he intends to put into action? You will have to wait for the episodes to be released, or at least for a more substantial trailer to be posted online, to find out.
As a reminder, Squid Game is a series in which 456 people in financial difficulty find themselves participating in a survival competition. They stake their lives on traditional children’s games. Only one can come out and win the coveted prize of 45.6 million won, or approximately 32 million euros. Warning, spoilers. At the end of the first season, the hero, Gi-hun wins the game at the cost of heavy sacrifices, notably the death of Sang-woo and his mother. He also discovers that Il-nam is the creator of the game before he passes away. Gi-hun, however, decides to rebel against continuing the deadly game in the final seconds of the series.
A return planned for 2024
What is now confirmed, however, is the upcoming release of season 2. This will indeed see the light of day in 2024, on a date which has not yet been specified with further details. . What is certain is that the Korean series will once again be an event in the months to come.
Because Squid Game was an unparalleled success on Netflix. It was at the top of the most viewed non-English programs on Netflix for several weeks after its release. The streaming platform also announced on social networks that it had accumulated 111 million views in one month, making it the best start for the site. To this day, it is still the most viewed non-English series of all time on Netflix, with 265.2 million views recorded, ahead of The House of Paper Or Lupine. It’s even better than the first season of Wednesday or season 4 of Stranger Thingsyet two colossi of the platform.