The Netflix series 'Squid Game' Season 1 is currently streaming exclusively, and Season 2 will be exclusively streamed worldwide starting December 26 (Thursday). This work is a global mega-hit survival thriller where those who are about to give up on life due to massive debts and serious troubles get caught up in a crazy game of 'losing means instant death,' likened to 'children's games' with a high prize money that allows for a 'one-shot reversal of life.' The outcome of the game, the suspense surrounding the mysteries hidden behind it, and the intricate human drama born from the motivations and schemes of the competitors are all depicted, causing the world to be enthusiastic about this 'game.' Recently, the latest trailer, key visuals, and scene photos depicting the conflict between the protagonist Seong Gi-hun (played by Lee Jung-jae) and the game master Frontman (played by Lee Byung-hun), as well as the 'intensification' of the crazy game, have been released. In the footage, the participation of new cast members such as Jo Yu-ri from IZ*ONE and T.O.P (Choi Seung-hyun) from BIGBANG as game participants is also revealed for the first time. It was also disclosed that there will be a vote after each game on whether to continue playing for the 'highest prize money' or to quit. Furthermore, hints about the 'next new game' that participants will challenge after 'Red Light, Green Light' are also hidden here. Three years after the timid man Seong Gi-hun, who was on the verge of losing everything in life, won the game... to put an end to the cruel games, Gi-hun is determined to uncover the mastermind and steps back in again... The footage shows Gi-hun and the participants being caught up in 'chaos' as they return to the playground of death. They are first invited to a familiar square. The eerie Young-hee doll serves as the 'ogre' in the 'Red Light, Green Light.' Gi-hun, who has experienced the cruelty of instant death for even the slightest movement, instinctively warns everyone, 'Don't move!' However, after a woman moves due to a man's remark played by Choi Seung-hyun about her 'being tagged,' the spiral of death and madness accelerates. Was this action by the man played by Choi Seung-hyun merely careless, or something more...? However, the nightmare does not end here. 'Continue for the prize increase or quit here. It's up to you.' The merciless rules announced by the 'Pink Guards' in ○△□ masks intensify the internal conflicts among participants. Gi-hun, who painfully knows the past tragedies, is driven by righteous anger but desperately tries to persuade them to stop the game. 'I participated before. If we continue, everyone will die.' But the tide can no longer be stopped by anyone. The Frontman watches this scene coldly, as if it were all according to plan. A shock greater than Season 1 is approaching the participants and viewers alike. Along with familiar faces like Lee Jung-jae, Lee Byung-hun, and Wi Ha-jun as detective Joon-ho, and Gong Yoo as the mysterious salesman known as 'the cute guy,' Season 2 will also feature participants like Jo Yu-ri, Choi Seung-hyun, Park Sung-hoon ('The Glory - Glorious Revenge,' 'Queen of Tears'), Im Si-wan ('We Are All Dead,' 'Misaeng - Incomplete Life'), Kang Ae-sim ('Extraordinary Attorney Woo'), Lee David ('Itaewon Class'), and Noh Jae-won ('Countryside Diaries'). A recent official survey conducted by Netflix in Japan revealed that 71.6% of people are aware of 'Squid Game,' showcasing its astonishing recognition. The life-and-death games that will once again captivate the world, the grand story that exceeds imagination, and everything is 'cool' and overwhelmingly 'crazy.' The new season's game start is just around the corner. ■ Distribution Information Netflix series 'Squid Game' Season 1: Currently streaming exclusively Season 2: Exclusively streaming worldwide from December 26, 2024 (Thursday) ■ Related Site Netflix series 'Squid Game' distribution page.
The MBC Virtual Live Festival with Coupang Play will be hosted by Kang Seung-yoon, Mimi, Jungwoo, and Jani on October 18-19. The festival will feature performances from various artists, including &TEAM, NMIXX, and IZ*ONE's Choi Yena. Tickets go on sale on October 11 via the Coupang Play app.
On the afternoon of the 6th, Kwon Eunbi, a former member of IZ*ONE, departed from Incheon International Airport to Indonesia for WATERBOMB BALI 2025, which will take place on September 6 and 7 in Bali. Notably, Kwon Eunbi and MONSTA X's I.M were absent from the recent WATERBOMB Busan event.
On the afternoon of the 4th, the 2026 S/S Seoul Fashion Week kicked off at Dongdaemun Design Plaza, featuring a photo wall event with stars including WINNER's Kang Seung Yoon, former IZ*ONE member Lee Chae Yeon, and others. They also attended the press conference for the short drama 'Love's Coding Rules.'
Actors Hong Kyung, No Yoon Seo, and Kim Min Ju, who is from IZ*ONE, returned to Korea via Gimpo International Airport after the Japan premiere of the movie 'Listen to Your Voice.' Kim Min Ju expressed her feelings about returning to Japan since IZ*ONE's activities, thanking fans for their support.
On the morning of the 30th, Yena, a former member of IZ*ONE, departed for China via Incheon International Airport for an overseas schedule. She expressed her excitement about collaborating with Japanese manga artist Arina Tanemura, feeling it held great significance. Additionally, BLACKPINK's Lisa shared a commemorative photo with Kentaro Sakaguchi and Jung Hae-in, delighting fans with their friendship.
The film 'Hear Me' premiered in Japan, featuring stars Hong Kyung, No Yoon Seo, and Kim Min Ju. They discussed their experiences learning sign language and their characters, while interacting warmly with fans. The film will be released nationwide on September 26, 2024, and follows a young man who falls for a girl in a swimming group for the hearing impaired.
The Japan premiere of 'Hear Me: Our Summer' took place with stars Hong Kyung, No Yoon Seo, and Kim Min Ju expressing gratitude to fans. They shared their experiences and excitement about the film, which explores themes of first love and communication through sign language. The film releases nationwide on September 26.
The film 'Hear Me' has premiered in Japan, featuring stars Hong Kyung, No Yoon Seo, and Kim Min Ju. They shared behind-the-scenes stories and experiences with fans during the Japan premiere. The film, directed by Cho Sung Ho, tells the story of Yong Jun, who falls for Yorum, a sign language user, while helping at his parents' bento shop.
The MBC Virtual Live Festival with Coupang Play merges reality and virtual worlds, featuring over 20 K-POP and virtual idol artists. Scheduled for October 18-19, it promises a unique experience with top acts like NMIXX, RIIZE, and PLAVE, marking a new chapter in K-POP culture. Tickets go on sale in September.
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