Squid Game season 2 pictures reveal a surprising transformation for Seong Gi-hun.
Uploaded to Netflix's X account, a new gallery shows Gi-hun (played by Lee Jung-jae), Front Man (Lee Byung-hun), Recruiter (Gong Yoo) and a newcomer (Park Gyu-young) in action.
And Gi-hun's hair is black, which was how he began the show before he dyed it red after winning the cash.
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And the first teaser clip from Squid Game season 2 landed too.
In it, protagonist Gi-hun, seen with red hair, is on the hunt for those behind the twisted games of the first season.
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"You'll regret your decision," a voice threatens on the phone, after Gi-hun decides not to meet his daughter in the States, determined to seek justice for his fellow players.
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"I will find you, no matter what it takes," Gi-hun promises, before hanging up and leaving the airport.
New cast members for the second season include It's Okay Not to Be Okay's Park Gyu-young, singer Jo Yu-ri, Kang Ae-sim, and Itaewon Class' Lee David.
Meanwhile, spin-off reality show Squid Game: The Challenge, has also been confirmed to be coming back for a second season.
"One of the things that will make it better is just allowing ourselves a deliberate pause and the chance to take in some of that viewer response before we go again," suggested executive producer John Hay.
"I think that's really important — it doesn't do brilliantly to rush back into it. I think it would benefit from a period of mulling and considering that before we move ahead."
Squid Game and its unscripted spin-off Squid Game: The Challenge are both streaming now on Netflix. A second season of each show has been confirmed.
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