After watching one confusing Squid Game season 2 scene, it is hard not to see how one dark theory about Jun-hee's fate in season 3 makes a lot of sense. Introduced as Player 222, Jun-hee became one of the main players in Squid Game season 2. Her appearance at the games shocked everyone because she was pregnant, which raised many questions and concerns about her well-being in the games' future. While she has been able to survive in the games so far, many viewers have speculated whether she will be able to make it out alive in the Netflix Korean show's last installment. 6yp6b

After enduring two sets of games, a new Squid Game season 3 clip sees Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae) begging the guards to shoot him. Squid Game's season 2 ending saw Gi-hun leading one final rebellion against the Front Man (Lee Byung-hun), but he was quickly betrayed and forced to watch the death of his closest friend (Lee Seo-hwan) just before being thrown back into the games. Season 3 is set to continue the story of Gi-hun's second chance for a win and will serve as the show's final season, and it is poised to premiere on June 27 on Netflix.

Squid Game season 3's trailer might have secretly spoiled one massive reveal about Gi-hun's future in the final set of games. With Squid Game all set to end its run with one final installment, it is hard not to be curious whether the hit series will conclude on a high, satisfying note or stumble in its final moments and leave audiences disappointed. Only time will tell what the future holds for the viral Korean Netflix show. However, from its trailer, Squid Game season 3 looks as promising as its predecessors and will seemingly continue the series' upward trajectory.

The end of Squid Game is coming, and audiences are wondering if it is possible for this disturbing thriller to have a happy ending, which the creator sheds some light on in a recent interview. Quickly becoming a phenomenon upon its premiere on Netflix in 2021, Squid Game follows Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae), one of hundreds of desperately broke people in South Korea who are recruited to a mysterious tournament with the chance to win a fortune, which turns out to be a series of children's games turned deadly. After Squid Game season 2's reviews were just as positive, all eyes turned to Squid Game season 3.

The trailer for Squid Game season 3 has revealed why the Front Man tricked Gi-hun in season 2, but the coming episodes to reveal whether it actually worked. The next and final installment of Squid Game will premiere on Netflix on June 27, 2025, and it will be up to these episodes to answer for the massive cliffhanger from season 2. The last time we saw Gi-hun and his fellow competitors, they were attempting to lead an uprising against the masked guards. Unfortunately, they were sabotaged by the Front Man, who had pretended throughout Squid Game season 3 to be a player.

With Squid Game's return in 2024 allowing the tense South Korean drama to climb the rankings for the 2024-2025 TV season, Netflix's decision to bring the series to a close in its third season feels like a misuse of the show's true potential. After taking the world by storm in 2021, Hwang Dong-Hyuk's drama about desperate players thrown into deadly childhood games for a life-changing cash prize returned in full force. In season 2, Lee Jung-jae's Gi-hun returns to the Games, hoping to break the cycle and end the bloodshed.

Squid Game's Lee Jung-jae (Gi-hun) is concerned about how audiences will react to the end of the show. Lee plays the leading man in Squid Game's cast, who won the games in season 1, only to return in an attempt to undermine the games themselves. His latest rebellion proved to be doomed to fail in season 2, which was released on December 26, 2024. The season 3 will debut on June 27, 2025, and will serve as the show's final season, though Netflix is planning several potential spinoffs, including an American version of the show.

A recently shared image from the third and final season of Squid Game sheds more light on the direction this final outing might take. Squid Game season 3 is expected to drop on Netflix on June 27, 2025, which will wrap up the war between Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae) and In-ho (Lee Byung-hun) against the backdrop of the deadly children's games around which the series revolves. Squid Game 3's full trailer heavily teases a direct confrontation between the two, where Gi-hun realizes that the Front Man who runs the Games is the same man who posed as a player and won his trust.

Snippets from Squid Game season 3's trailer suggest that the show's final installment will introduce a horrifying replacement for one of the most memorable games from season 1. Since the hit Netflix Korean show's titular games are the primary drives of its narrative, it has to ensure that each game is as compelling as the next and perfectly reflects the main characters' motives and emotional arcs. Squid Game season 1 did a brilliant job of portraying how each game played a crucial role in capturing every player's empathy towards the ones around them and their determination to survive.

Netflix has released a new trailer for Squid Gameseason 3, which serves as the final installment of the hit Korean TV series. Filmed back-to-back with its predecessor, Squid Game season 3 will, in more ways than one, be the second part of season 2. While it is both strange and intriguing that Netflix chose to label season 3 as a separate installment instead of calling it a second chapter in season 2's narrative, the two seasons' continuous filming has significantly reduced the waiting time for season 3's release.