Things 3 is better than the previous period

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Summary

• Season 3 is still the most amazing, full of complete hopelessness and shocking deaths.

• The last game, Sky Squid Game, is much more convincing with tension, betrayal and unexpected deaths.

• The Gi-Hun's story ends in season 3 shocking victims, which proves that people are not worthless.

Season 3 from Squid Game It is available for streaming on Netflix and fans of this innovative Korean thriller can finally see its long -awaited conclusion. As expected, it is filled to the edge by all that can be expected from the show – the shocking death of the characters, the emotional scene, the creative but violent games and much more – which means it is already a hit with viewers around the world.

While Season 3 is obviously not perfect, there are a lot of things that do much better than its predecessors, Seasons 1 and 2, and even managed to surprise fans on more than one occasion. This is seven remarkable examples of areas in which Squid GameThe last season really stands out.

7

Despair

This is the most amazing so far

Squid Game It is inherently a dark and morbid show, because it usually focuses on how capitalist society can force people who need money to go to extremes to earn more and pay their debts. As a result, the seasons 1 and 2 were already full of shocking and violent deaths of character and represented a disturbing dark atmosphere.

Season 3, however, is undoubtedly the most amazing because it is filled with the air complete hopelessness all the time. At least Season 1 showed that Seong Gi-Hun would eventually win, and Season 2 really looked as if he had ended the games with his rebellion. But after he did not do so in the final of the previous season, it really seems that everyone will die in season 3, resulting in the viewer still feel anxious and engaged than usual.

6

Death of the characters

Presents some of the shortest and unfortunate deaths in the whole show

Squid Game He is known for his unpredictable deaths because he constantly feels as if no one is safe, and everyone can die at any time. Season 1 represented an unforgettable death of many iconic characters such as Ali Abdul, Kang Sae-Byeok and Cho Sang-Woo. Season 2 was only the first half of the games 2024, so the deaths of the characters were largely maintained to a minimum.

On the other hand, the death of season 3 is not only very common, but also some of the most shocking in the show: Hyun-Ju's sudden death by stabbing, Yong-Sik's park Establishment into the hands of his own mother, Geum-Ja is shocking suicide, Jun-Hee tragic sacrifice and min-suing Nam-Roy). The deaths of these characters already have an impact on fans around the world and will remember them for many years, even more than any other of the previous seasons.

5

Last game

Sky Squid is much more convincing than a normal octopus game

The last game of the season 1, the played Squid game, was quite simple in nature, because it was basically one on one battle between children's friends Seong Gi-Hun and Cho Sang-Woo. This meeting was obviously very intense and emotional, but lacking a sense of fear and unpredictability that all other twisted games in this event, especially with regard to the fact that it was clear from the beginning that Gi-Hun would be victorious.

In season 3, the audience finally witnessed the final game of the events 2024 and it was much more interesting compared to. Sky Squid Game It is not just a new reversal in the classic game, but it also played nine different participants who had to decide who were going to eliminate in each round. This resulted in great tension, arguments, betrayal and shocking deaths and viewers had to guess who would live and who would die.

4

Connection between two main charts

Hwang Jun-Ho finally did something useful

In season 1, a police detective named Hwang Jun-Ho managed to penetrate games and even escape the island in important information until it was found and shot by a frontal man who was none other than his own brother looking for. The Jun-Ho B-Plot did a good job to show off how the games worked from the inside, but he never really interact with the players, so he felt completely disconnected from the A-Plot.

In season 2 Jun-Ho was still looking for a mysterious island using other people, but he didn't do much throughout the season. Season 3 finally connects these two land by Jun-Ho to find a wounded Gyeong-seok park near the island and calls the Coast Guard, which forced the in-Ho evacuate the island and destroy it with explosives. Some fans are still disappointed by the surprisingly short role of Jun-Ho in season 3, but this time he did at least something useful that had the main impact on the main plot.

3

Kang No-Eul's C-Plot

A great and refreshing story accessory

Season 2 introduced the audience Kang No-Eul, a North Korean defect that wants to earn enough money to find a daughter she had to leave. But she was not a player – in fact, she was a pink soldier – so her story allowed the viewers to testify exactly how these scary soldiers worked. But when she found out that the Gyeong-Seok Park, the father of the sick child who knew, took part in, she had one goal in mind: to get him out of there.

No-eul introduced his plan to move in season 3 by cheating on his colleagues, killing anyone who got in her way, and went against the orders of her higher state to help Gyeong-Seok escape. This C-Plot was not only incredibly interesting and satisfactory, but also closed a happy ending, which was the breath of fresh air compared to the hopelessness of the rest of the season. In a way, it seemed like No-Eul contributed much more than he had ever done.

2

VIP

The worst part of the season 1 has improved a little

Most Squid Game Fans agree that VIP (A group of billionaire clients who finance and watch games) were the worst aspect of the season 1. The actors showed a top performance that clashed with the bleak atmosphere of the show that has worsened their dubious accents. As a result, the VIP came out as unrealistic caricatures of people rich in evil, instead of cruel exploiters they should be.

VIPs are back in season 3 and their display was much better compared to it. While they maintained their terrible accents and exaggerated behavior, they now feel much more cruel and contemptible, especially when they decided that a newborn child Jun-Hee should play as a 222 player. In addition, not all VIPs are now old men, because in the group there are also younger men and even women, which is much more realistic.

1

This is the end of the Gi-Huna story

After four years the story of the main character finally ended

Seong gi-hun is the protagonist Squid Game, As a result, he is the only character that has always appeared in all three seasons of this show. He won the games back in season 1, and almost seemed to end his story, traveling to America to meet his daughter again – until he decided to stay in South Korea to try to end the games. Season 2 also made the audience think that it had its goal to reach its rebellion, but at the last minute it was stopped by a leading man.

After so many twists and turns, Gi-Hun finally ended up in season 3 .. The failure of his rebellion (and many of the deaths he caused) was very discouraged, but found a new reason to live when Jun-Hee asked him to take care of his newborn child. This resulted in the final game to sacrifice Gi-Hun so that the child could win instead, so that people are not completely worthless. His death was not only incredibly shocking and emotional, but it was also a satisfactory conclusion for this complex main character.