A newSquid Gameseason 3 tease seemingly suggests that the Netflix show’s final installment will pay off season 2’s post-credits scene and even confirm one major theory. Towards theending moments ofSquid Gameseason 2, most main players surprisingly survived. However, Gi-hun got a tragic closure because his rebellion against the games' authorities led to his friend Jung-bae’s death. Before season 2 ended its run, it also featured a mid-credits scene which revealed little about season 3’s story but gave away some subtle details about the next survival game.

Squid Gameseason 2’s mid-credits sceneshowed a male version of the iconic Young-Hee Doll, hinting that he, too, will be a part of an upcoming game in the final installment. This, for obvious reasons, made many viewers theorize about the new doll’s role and whether he would be a part of another version of theRed Light, Green Light game. While only time will tell how the new game in theNetflix Korean showwill unfold, a newSquid Gameseason 3 clip has seemingly teased how the show’s final season will pay off season 2’s post-credits sequence.

Squid Game dolls Young-hee and Cheol-su

New Squid Game Clip Confirms A Jump Rope Game In Season 3

The Game Will Also Seemingly Have Elements From Red Light, Green Light

Squid Gameseason 3’s trailer only hinted that there would be a jump rope game in the Netflix show’s final installment by giving a few glimpses of what lies ahead. It also showed that the iconic Young-Hee doll would return for the new game but avoided giving away too many details about it. Even season 2’s post-credits scene only gave a glimpse of how a male doll, who is presumably Young-Hee’s brother, will be involved in a new version of the Red Light, Green Light game. However, the true nature of the new game remained a mystery until a season 3 clip confirmed it.

As the above clip confirms in its opening moments,Squid Gameseason 3 will feature a jump rope game in which one side of the rope will be held by Young-Hee while the other one will be in the male doll’s hands. Players will seemingly be expected to stand on a narrow platform while attempting to jump every time the rope sweeps above the ground. The one failing to jump will trip and seemingly fall to their death. The overarching rules of the jump rope game remain unclear, but it might include elements from the deadly Red Light, Green Light game.

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…Season 3 is trying to have a more universal appeal by featuring games that are well-known across the globe.

The reveal from the clip confirms that viewers were right in speculating thatSquid Gameseason 3 will feature a jump rope again. It also highlights how season 3 is trying to have a more universal appeal by featuring games that are well-known across the globe. While it would be fun to see howSquid Gamewill bring new twists and turns to more recognizable childhood games, season 1’s Korean cultural specificity was a big part of what made it stand out.

Both The Male & Female Dolls Will Be A Part Of The New Jump Rope Game

Squid Game Season 2’s Post Credits Scene Hinted The New Doll’s Appearance

The Young-hee doll has been nightmare fuel since her appearance inSquid Gameseason 1’s “Red Light, Green Light” game. The fact that season 3 is featuring a male version of her with her in a new, twisted take on season 1’s most memorable game highlights how the stakes have never been higher. Even though the new clip clarifies many aspects of the upcoming game inSquid Gameseason 3, there is still an air of mystery around the deadly twists it might include.

According to Korean folklore, the male doll is Young-hee’s brother, Cheol-su. Since the game seemingly combines jump rope with “Red Light, Green Light,“it might include dual tracking, where motion-sensing cameras from both Young-hee and Cheol-su would determine the players' elimination. However, as fun as it may be to predict the nature of the new game fromSquid Gameseason 3, it seems likely that it will still have many unpredictable elements that defy audience expectations.

Squid Game

Squid Game is a South Korean series released in 2021 that follows numerous financially struggling participants who are invited to partake in children’s games with deadly outcomes. As they compete, they vie for a substantial cash prize, all while navigating lethal challenges orchestrated by mysterious figures.