Explain the biggest changes to Squid Game Season 2 from Season 1.

The show’s main tension is rooted in the dire consequences of playing the show’s twisted version of children’s games. In the past, Squid Game It has turned red light, green light into a mass killing machine. Throwing marbles leads to a breeding ground for deadly deception. and put people in the hands of people in a tug of war The new season gives the traditionally harmless game a serious twist.

Before the season reaches the island to start the competition. Salespeople combine rock, paper, two-handed scissors with Russian roulette. After capturing Wooseok (Joon Suk Ho) and Mr. Kim (Oh Dal-soo), two men assigned by Ki-hoon to find him. He forced each of them to throw a choice in Rock, Paper, Scissors with each hand. before deciding to reverse one choice and determine the winner. It depends on the final selection. The loser was shot at the temple. There is a chance that the hammer will land on the empty chamber. as we see The split-second nature of having to observe what your opponent is playing and choose your hand to take back leads to Mr. Kim acting on instinct alone. His instincts made him ignore his younger sibling’s playfulness.

Later, the season introduced the six-legged pentathlon, in which six competitors each tie one leg to the other while moving through a course in which they play five games: Ddakji, Flying Stone, Gongi, Spinning Top, and Outside Jegi. The remaining four Ddakji were all newly added. But none of these games produced quite as heart-wrenching results as the final new game introduced in season two: Mingle.

In Mingle, contestants stand on a rotating platform surrounded by a number of open chambers. When the platform stops rotating The announcer will say how many people must be gathered together and in a certain room by the time the timer stops. Whoever is removed from the room when the timer is up will be shot and killed. along with the contestants in the room with the number of players (Alive) Incorrect Alliances were created and destroyed within minutes. It depends on what they ask of them to survive. And the mad rush to the door turns into a contestant physically trying to block other people from leaving the room, effectively killing them. This was the first game of the season that made it clear to the contestants that teamwork was just an illusion. And helping yourself must eventually turn into killing others.