Squid Game creator reveals true significance behind wild season two finale post credits scene

The finale of Squid Game season two certainly left us on an insane cliffhanger, but the post credits scene revealed a little more of what kind of twisted games we might be seeing next season, and it looks like a very familiar face will be returning.

Major spoilers for the finale of Squid Game season two as well as what the post credits scene actually means so if you haven’t finished the series yet this is your opportunity to click away now!

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So, before we get into what the post credits scene actually means, let’s quickly recap what happened during the finale of season two of Squid Game.

The season ended not very successfully for Gi-hun after he attempted to stage a rebellion aginst the Front Man and the guards in order to end the game. But, unbeknownst to Gi-hun it turns out the Front Man was secretly disguised as Player 001, and was behind the murder of Jung-bae who was shot in front of Gi-hun in the final moments of the show.

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During the post credits scene we see Young-hee, the killer Red Light, Green Light doll alongside another male doll opposite her called Cheol-su. We then see what looks like a traffic crossing going from red to green. It’s all very ominous.

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The creator of Squid Game told Entertainment Weekly what the scene represents, revealing: “That’s actually a [sneak peek] of Cheol-su, who, like Young-hee, is a new giant doll that we’re going to be showcasing in season three.

“And that’s also a hint at the most exciting game in season three as well. So, while it hasn’t been shared yet, I hope everyone will be excited to meet Cheol-su and the new game.”

Bring on season three!

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