Summary
Like many viewers, I’m endlessly fascinated byNetflix’sSquid Game. While the games themselves are terrifying and hard to look away from,the show excels at character development, and the past two seasons have been well-crafted.
As fans wonder about theSquid Gameseason 3 plotlines, I’m also thinking about what could happen next. Although it seems clear that new games will be added to the third and final season and certain characters will face off against each other, no one is really sure how the story is going to conclude. WhileSquid Gameseason 3 is still several months away, one cast member gave a great interview about their character, and I’m interested to see more.
Wi Ha-joon Talked About Squid Game Season 3 And I Can’t Wait
Hwang Jun-ho (Wi Ha-joon) is one of the most compelling characterson Netflix’sSquid Game. I was just as stunned as others to find out thathis brother is the Front Man, and I’ve enjoyed seeing how his storyline has unfolded.
In an interview withThe Hollywood Reporter India, Wi Ha-joon talked aboutthe role Hwang Jun-ho will play inSquid Gameseason 3. He shared that there’s a plan in place and said:
“I do understand from the audience’s point of view, it might have been frustrating and it looked like I was just going in circles. But for me – since I had the whole narrative in mind already – it wasn’t so difficult. In season three, my purpose and my arc will be fully unraveled, so please stay tuned!”
Wi Ha-joon also talked aboutthe possibility of brothers Hwang In-ho/the Front Man and Hwang Jun-ho seeing each other again.He added:
“If there was to be such a reunion, then Hwang Jun-ho would surely go through a lot of indescribable emotions such as sadness, anger and also happiness.”
Squid Gameseason 2 has new gamesand makes it even clearer that there are no easy answers in this dark world, and I hope the third season raises the stakes even more. I can’t wait to see Jun-ho again inSquid Gameseason 3, particularly since there areso many questions aboutthe evil nature of the Front Man. It’s fascinating to watch a character who knows that their sibling has caused so many other people harm. I want to know what Jun-ho really thinks about this and how he can come to terms with this harsh reality.
I also agree with some fans that after Jun-ho survived being shot by the Front Man in theSquid Gameseason 1 finale, I wanted to see more from this character. WhenSquid Gameseason 2 begins, viewers are brought back into this terrifying and gruesome setting. But fans don’t get to see enough of Jun-ho.I want Jun-ho to be front and center inSquid Gameseason 3and after hearing Wi Ha-joon say that his character’s arc will be fully explored in the final season, I’m confident fans will get the answers they want.
Finally, since Ha-joon said Jun-ho’s “purpose” and “arc” will be explained inSquid Gameseason 3, I have to wonder if Jun-ho secretly knew about his brother or if he has been working with the Front Man all along. There’s definitely more to this story, and I wouldn’t be surprisedif Jun-ho shares some big secrets. While fans are curious ifthe next season could share where the games came from, I’m also anticipating Jun-ho will become even more significant before the show officially ends. It might be hard to beat the big reveal that Jun-ho’s own brother is in charge, but I’m sureSquid Gamestill has some huge surprises for fans.
Is There A Squid Game Season 3 Release Date?
Squid Gameseason 3 willbe available on NetflixonJune 27th, 2025. This is great news since it’s not a very long wait.
While some Netflix shows, such asStranger ThingsandWednesday, have long gaps between seasons, that hasn’t been the case withthis one.Squid Gameseason 1 premiered on September 17th, 2021andSquid Gameseason 2 became available on December 26th, 2024. When comparing both seasons, some fans thinkSquid Gameseason 2 was better than the previous episodes. However, viewers can also argue thatSquid Gameseason 1 was the greatest. No matter what fans think, they’re definitely looking forward to the third and final season of the hit Netflix series.
