Yu-ri and Si-wan discuss the evolving relationship of their characters in Squid Game Season 2 and how the second competition complicates their bond.

Hee, portrayed by Jo Yu-ri, in Squid Game Season 2. With high hopes for herself and her unborn kid, she entered the games with the Player 222 title. However, the game’s no-mercy rule spares no one, which has fans worried about her fate.

Lee Seo-hwan plays our fav Jung-bae in the show. He also found this game the hardest to film. He said in an interview with ET, “You have to be very quick and decisive in your movement, and I have really poor eyesight. The lights would turn on and off really quickly, which was quite blinding. I couldn’t find my spot sometimes.”

The Netflix series concludes later this year—so here are all the burning questions we still have after season two.

[Warning: The following post contains MAJOR spoilers about Squid Game Season 2.]

It’s been days since season 2 of Netflix’s most popular web series Squid Game dropped on the streaming giant. As fans continue to make theories about the next season, actor Park Gyu Young who plays a pink soldier in the show is likely to face penalties for accidentally sharing a season 3 spoiler.

Season 2 of Squid Game has arrived with mixed reviews, showing a notable divide between critics and audiences. After the overwhelming success of the first installment on Netflix, expectations were sky-high.