Hwang Dong-Hyuk has been thinking of potentially continuing the story in the future with a derived series, and already knows what it will be.
The squid game It will officially end when the final season is released on Friday in Netflixbut the creator is not ready to say goodbye to the brutal and bloody universe he created.
The showrunner, writer and director Hwang Dong-Hyuk He told the Portal Entertainment Weekly that he has been thinking of potentially continuing the story in the future with a derived series, and already knows what it will be.
“In fact, I had a vague idea about a possible spin-off; not a sequel, but perhaps a spin-off on the three-year period between the first and second season, when Gi-Hun [Lee Jung-jae] Look for recruiters, “Hwang tells EW.” There is that three -year period, and maybe I could portray what the recruiters did, Captain Park [Oh Dal-su]the officers or the masked in that period, not within the world of video games, but outside of it. So that is a vague idea that could develop in the future. “
But in terms of Gi-Hun’s story, also known as a 456 player, and his mission of finishing the games once and for all, the creator confirms that everything will be resolved at the end of season 3, although he will not reveal what that means for the destiny of Gi-Hun.
“Season 3 is undoubtedly an end, and you can feel it when you see it,” says Hwang. “But I do not intend to say that I will completely rule out spin-offs or sequelae, because they say you never say.”
What is the third season of El Game del Calamar
The third and last season of El Game of Calamar takes up Gihun’s story (Lee Jung-Jae), who has not only lost his best friend, but was destroyed by the actions of the leader, who hid his identity to infiltrate the competitions. Gihun is determined to stop the game at all costs, but the leader is already planning his next play. Meanwhile, the risk increases in each round.
The second season of El Game of Calamar is the third most seen in Netflix’s history and this new edition ends the thriller created by Hwang Dong-Hyuk, who broke records and became a cultural phenomenon.
The series arrives at Netflix this Friday, June 27.
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