Within the wake of Squid Sport Season 2’s launch, sequence creator Hwang Dong-hyuk has come out to say that the franchise will proceed even after the premiere of Season 3. Netflix’s South Korean thriller sequence took the world by storm in 2021. The debut chapter’s overwhelming response solely heightened the anticipation for a sequel version, which lastly got here out earlier this week. Whereas the continuing arc for the present is confirmed to conclude with the upcoming third installment, Squid Sport will proceed as a franchise, per Dong-hyuk.
Hwang Dong-hyuk hints Squid Sport universe might proceed after Season 3
The South Korean filmmaker disclosed in a latest interview that Season 3 won’t mark the tip of Squid Sport.
Whereas speaking to The Wrap, Hwang Dong-hyuk stated, “I do know Netflix has a plan [for more Squid Game]. They don’t seem to be going to throw this concept away.” Netflix has already introduced a sequel season for the continuing spin-off sequence, Squid Sport: The Problem. Furthermore, an English-language adaptation of the present has additionally acquired affirmation, with the legendary David Fincher growing the remake.
Whereas speaking in regards to the aforementioned tasks, Dong-hyuk commented, “Perhaps I’ll be in a kind of tasks as an advisor or co-creator. Who is aware of? However Season 3 isn’t going to be the tip of the Squid Sport universe.”
Squid Sport Season 3, which mainly serves because the second a part of Season 2, will successfully draw curtains on the story of Lee Jung-jae’s Seong Gi-hun. As such, it’s at the moment unsure if Lee will return for the Squid Sport tasks that can comply with the third season. The actor has already etched his presence within the trade with the hit sequence, famously turning into the primary Asian actor ever to safe the Emmy award within the Greatest Actor in a Drama class.
Squid Sport Season 2 is presently out there on Netflix, with the third season set to premiere in 2025.