‘Squid Game’ creator reveals spinoff series idea he wants to make in the future

Calmar game Will officially end when the final season is presented on Friday, but the creator is not ready to say goodbye to the brutal and bloody world he has created.

The showrunner-director-director Hwang Dong-Hyuk tells Weekly entertainment that he thought of potentially pursering the story of Calmar game In the future with a series of spin-offs, and he already knows what it would be.

“In fact, I had this weak ideation on perhaps a spin-off-not a sequel, but perhaps a spin-off over the three-year gap between season 1 and season 2 when Gi-Hun [Lee Jung-jae] Look around him the recruiters: “Hwang said to Ew.” This three-year period ago, and maybe I could have a representation of what recruiters or Captain Park [Oh Dal-su] Or officers or masked men made during this period, not inside the play arena, but their life outside this. It is therefore a vague ideation that I have that could possibly be developed in the future. “”

But with regard to the history of Gi-Hun, Aka Player 456, and its mission to end 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 it means for the fate of Gi-Hun.

“Season 3 is indeed a final, and you can feel this once you look at,” said Hwang. “But I’m not trying to say that I will close the door to the fallout or the consequences because they say never say ever.”

Although it is not surprising that the creator of one of the greatest successes of television in recent years would like to continue making shows in this universe, one might think that Hwang in particular would be ready to close the Calmar game Chapter of his life after losing so many teeth due to the stress of production; The creator previously told EW that he had lost two additional teeth while doing the last season after losing “eight or nine” teeth while doing the first season.

“I thought it was going well, but this time, I had to remove two additional teeth,” said Hwang. “I had to remove about eight teeth in season 1, and now I have two more teeth, and I haven’t given them yet. So I’m waiting for them.”

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While Hwang thought that going back to the world of green track costumes and deadly childhood games to make seasons 2 and 3 would be easier than the first time, it has been wreaking havoc on his health again.

“I already have the universe and space that I imagined coming to life, so in a sense, season 2 and season 3 was easier compared to season 1,” said Hwang. “But the problem is that for season 2 and season 3, we had to shoot and write in one go. It was as if we were doing a season, and we tried the best that we could bring season 3 as fast as possible. So the total amount was much larger, and we had to shoot for about a year, so it was very physically demanding.”

The last season of Calmar game Friday on Netflix.