Squid Game 3 He still has to hit the screens, but his trailer just released is already generating a huge buzz and a storm of disputes. The third and reported final episode of the iconic survival series of Netflix Korea promises even higher shares, more brutal games and the return of family faces. But a choice of merger in particular is arousing an intense reinforcement.
Released with serious chilling and the now infamous melody of the young giant doll, the trailer makes fun of a new lap of mortal games. The spectators see a labyrinth modeled after narrow Korean alleys affected with star -shaped lanterns and a high -seater jumping rope challenge that blends popular games with intense violence.
The atmosphere is even darker and more twisted than season 2, which many spectators previously criticized to be too docile than the brutal debut season.
The character of Lee Jung-Jae Gi-Hun, despite being captured at the end of season 2, returns to another heartbreaking round, while the chaos reigns in the aftermath of a violent rebellion in which the evil forces seem to have triumphed.
However, what captures more attention than the plot or production is the return of Park Sung-Hoon Like the character Hyun-YeahA trans player who became a favorite of fans in season 2. Following a scandal in which the park was accused of publishing content for adults online, his limited appearance in the trailer fueled the speculation that Netflix attempted to minimize time on the screen.
Although it appears only briefly, the implication is clear: Park Sung Hoon remains a central figure Squid Game 3. This has left many furious Netizen. Online comments range from “Isn’t it ashamed?” TO “Netflix should have replaced him.” Others are questioning the decision of the platform to keep it in such a fundamental role despite the previous repercussions.
Squid Game 3 Previewed global preview June 27th ON Netflix. It remains to be seen if the series will end with a high note, whether it is overshadowed by scandals out of the screen.
