‘Squid Game’ Season 2 Survivors: Everyone Who Lived

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But out of that lot, who managed to make it through for Season 3? As of now, Players 456, 333, 388, 120, 007, 149, and 222 are still active with Players 246 and 390 eliminated in Season 2’s final moments. For context, Player 390 was Jung-bae, Gi-hun’s friend who was introduced in Season 1 at the racetracks.

As Gi-hun’s punishment for rebelling, The Front Man In-ho (Lee Byung-hun), who had been participating in the game as Player 001, shot Jung-bae. As of now, Gi-hun doesn’t know who is behind the Front Man mask, but it’s clear that In-ho was using his time in the game to gain insight into the man.

After the rebels ran out of ammo in their attack on the workers, Player 246’s surrender wasn’t accepted; Gyeong-seok was shot. But the angle of the camera leaves us a little skeptical of his fate. Gyeong-seok entered the games to try and win money to care for his sick daughter, who was introduced outside of the deadly event.

One of the other characters to cross their path was a worker on the inside of the game; could she have been the one to shoot Gyeong-seok, but not fatally? We don’t hear his number announced when Jung-bae’s is, but only time will tell. For now, we can assume Player 246 is among Season 2’s casualties.

For now, disgraced cryptocurrency influencer Myung-gi and his pregnant former girlfriend Jun-hee are both alive, alongside mother-son players Geum-ja and Yong-sik. Additionally, military man Dae-ho and former special forces sergeant Hyun-ju, who is also trans, are still alive as well. In other words, there are many fan-favorites who remain in play as Squid Games continues to unfold.

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